Ragtime wrote:
Pity you wasted keystrokes on that.
You enter my thread, you VOTE. This isn't the "Farting Around" area of WrongPlanet, so stick this somewhere else.
Snippy! I think its one of the laws of the internet that it doesn't matter how threads start, people will reply as they like. But I voted anyway.
The sock-puppet/imaginary friend thing so often is a ruse. If it is the only way that people can communicate with their subconscious, ok. But don't pretend that the results come from God.
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{Oral Roberts} university has been engulfed in allegations of sinful behaviour by its president, Richard Roberts, who resigned a week ago -
but only after being told to do so by God, he said on Thursday."Every ounce of my flesh said no" to the idea of resigning, Roberts said after the Thanksgiving Day conversation with God, but he agreed reluctantly because
the Almighty told him that, if he stepped down, the university would be blessed "supernaturally".
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In October, a wrongful-termination lawsuit was filed by three former professors who made a series of allegations about financial impropriety.
They accused Richard Roberts of spending university money on himself and his family, including to buy expensive cars, keep a stable of horses on campus for the exclusive use of his children, remodel his home 11 times in 14 years and pay for one of his daughters to holiday in The Bahamas, using the university's private jet.
But the most salacious claims involve his wife, Lindsay Roberts, who is accused of spending large sums of university money on clothes and, according to the lawsuit, sending text messages on university phones, mostly between 1am and 3am, to "underage males".
The suit further claims that a university maintenance worker was fired and replaced by one of these underage male friends and that Lindsay Roberts spent at least nine nights in an ORU guest house with a 16-year-old who later moved into the family's luxurious residence on campus.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 97,00.htmlRagtime wrote:
I do believe he's real, but it is absolutely certain that he has never been drawn accurately. I do understand that Satan being a real creature is quite a scary realization. Maybe that's why some people dismiss his existence? I don't mind admitting his existence, because I have nothing to fear from him; God (my close friend) has complete power over him.
And yet, religious people continue to sin. If they really let God into their hearts, and God has such power over Satan, why aren't people set free from from Satan's temptations?