30 May 2007, 6:02 pm
30 May 2007, 6:04 pm
30 May 2007, 6:04 pm
30 May 2007, 6:14 pm
Ragtime wrote:
Sopho wrote:
greenblue wrote:
Sopho wrote:
Evolution, anyone?
God guided the process of evolution to create all of his creatures
So where did this Adam and Eve thing come from then? lol
I've already answered that, so now it's gb's turn to explain.
Adam was a superhuman who helped God with the animals, and he was recompensed with a beautiful naked female human.
and he was
"WOW What a flesh!! I mean, you are flesh of my flesh and bones of my... whatever. Just come here little momma!" 
30 May 2007, 6:21 pm
30 May 2007, 6:28 pm
greenblue wrote:
But he didn't really did a good job,
8 people survived? what was he thinking?
8 people survived? what was he thinking?
Ragtime wrote:
Sorry... How's that His fault? (It's interesting, watching finite minds angrily try to reason out an infinite God. While never understanding the inherent futility. Just accept that He exists, or decide He doesn't -- this blaming God thing doesn't fit in either logical catagory. It's utterly irrational.)
I was kidding in there, yes, that was God intention to save 8 people from all humanity destruction, because they were the only ones loyal to him, and humanity exist after, its logical, inside the mythology of course.
greenblue wrote:
and how they repopulate the earth, anyway?
Incest?
Incest?
Ragtime wrote:
Yes. Can't really blame 'em, given the circumstances.
Talking about my inner fantasies
30 May 2007, 8:04 pm
30 May 2007, 8:07 pm
30 May 2007, 8:11 pm
calandale wrote:
Ragtime wrote:
greenblue wrote:
Kilroy wrote:
many aspies (I think) blame God for making us like this
I do
and have a sort of a love hate thing with my faith
I do
and have a sort of a love hate thing with my faith
I blame God for creating humans
that's the biggest mistake he ever made
He agreed. That's why He created the flood.
Pity he didn't learn from his mistake, and showed
'leniency' by allowing more people than had existed
previously to continue suffering since.
It's not all suffering. And I've had my share like anyone, believe me. My address isn't Cloud Nine.
It comes down to, do you want to be bitter, or do you want to have hope?
30 May 2007, 8:34 pm
30 May 2007, 8:51 pm
Ragtime wrote:
ZanneMarie wrote:
I wouldn't put too much into this Sopho. People speak for people. Only God can speak to you about what he actually wants. If you don't believe in that, the bible says that you have the free will not to do so. It's your choice.
Wow.
Talk about softpedaling... You kinda stopped short, there -- finish your thought: "It's your choice," aaaand... you really need to think carefully about that choice, because it's really, really important to both your current and eternal health. I'd love to just snap my fingers and change the truth for Sopho, but that doesn't work. Ignoring it doesn't work either.Goes right back to "Only God can speak to you about what he actually wants." I don't presume to speak for God because that's what is known as an abomination.
To finish my thought, it's a waste of time to worry about what people tell you. If you believe the bible, they are all sinners and no more worthy to tell you about God than you yourself are. I don't invest people with power they don't possess. So, there's my thought and it isn't soft-pedaled at all.
30 May 2007, 9:12 pm
Ragtime wrote:
It's not all suffering. And I've had my share like anyone, believe me. My address isn't Cloud Nine. It comes down to, do you want to be bitter, or do you want to have hope?
It comes down to, do you want to be bitter, or do you want to have hope?Hope is the greatest bitterness of all.
It deludes one into thinking that things
will get better. I wish on all that I might
be that I had none.
30 May 2007, 9:13 pm
30 May 2007, 9:15 pm
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30 May 2007, 9:34 pm
Ragtime wrote:
Well, one whimsical question I have for you (well, anyone can feel free to answer this), is how many times you've said or thought "as*hole" in referrence to me. 
I imagine it's a whole bunch, but I could be wrong.
I imagine it's a whole bunch, but I could be wrong.Lukewarm, I watch you slakeing your prurient curiosity and pumping Sopho for more and more perversity. (It's not 'perverse' for Sopho, because she does not believe it is.) But, by your own admission and by the book you revere, it is perverse and wretched and you are fascinated by it and stoke your own imagination day after day. What's up with that?
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"Be a sinner and sin boldly, but more strongly have faith and rejoice in Christ."
--Martin Luther
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30 May 2007, 11:43 pm
Ragtime wrote:
Well, one whimsical question I have for you (well, anyone can feel free to answer this), is how many times you've said or thought "as*hole" in referrence to me. I imagine it's a whole bunch, but I could be wrong.
I imagine it's a whole bunch, but I could be wrong.Not once. I appreciate your discussion of your faith.
Given that you're thinking this, I wonder if you've
said the same, pertaining to me, for my pestering.
Clearly, I'm not seeking salvation, and usually that's
what those willing to discuss this deeply are trying to
effect.
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