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You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.God's word is straight and we run into problems with human interpretation. The truth is stranger than fiction. One of the things that I had to get over was ancient humans being able to live close to 1000 years. God created Adam and Eve perfect to live forever. Their sin changed all of that as you know. The second change happened after Noah's Flood. The earth was bombarded with gamma rays and Noah's descendants could not live as long anymore. The max became around 120 years. Since we live in a world of entropy, we continue to decline. This is why we can procreate with our next of kin anymore.
There are parts in the Bible where we have to interpret what a day means such as prophecy. In Genesis, a day is a literal twenty-four hours.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.God's word is straight and we run into problems with human interpretation. The truth is stranger than fiction. One of the things that I had to get over was ancient humans being able to live close to 1000 years. God created Adam and Eve perfect to live forever. Their sin changed all of that as you know. The second change happened after Noah's Flood. The earth was bombarded with gamma rays and Noah's descendants could not live as long anymore. The max became around 120 years. Since we live in a world of entropy, we continue to decline. This is why we can procreate with our next of kin anymore.
There are parts in the Bible where we have to interpret what a day means such as prophecy. In Genesis, a day is a literal twenty-four hours.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
You want to make it about death but it is about life. Specifically a life well lived. Choose wisely.
It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
You want to make it about death but it is about life. Specifically a life well lived. Choose wisely.
So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
You want to make it about death but it is about life. Specifically a life well lived. Choose wisely.
Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
You want to make it about death but it is about life. Specifically a life well lived. Choose wisely.
You failed.Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
You want to make it about death but it is about life. Specifically a life well lived. Choose wisely.
Maybe that’s to test the fools.
The results say otherwise.You failed.Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?You punish yourself. The law of compensation is constantly giving you feedback on your behaviors and actions.
You want to make it about death but it is about life. Specifically a life well lived. Choose wisely.
Maybe that’s to test the fools.
You fail on everything for never backing up what you say.The results say otherwise.You failed.Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.Where is this law of compensation that you just made up?
Maybe that’s to test the fools.
You have never tested it before so you don’t know better.
I did back it up. You dismissed it like you do everything else.You fail on everything for never backing up what you say.The results say otherwise.You failed.Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.It exists in the form of consequences. When you normalize your deviance, predictable surprises will eventually occur.
Maybe that’s to test the fools.
You have never tested it before so you don’t know better.
You've never provided a link for anything. Loser.I did back it up. You dismissed it like you do everything else.You fail on everything for never backing up what you say.The results say otherwise.You failed.Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.So not a real law, just something you made up. Got it.
Maybe that’s to test the fools.
You have never tested it before so you don’t know better.
Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.God's word is straight and we run into problems with human interpretation. The truth is stranger than fiction. One of the things that I had to get over was ancient humans being able to live close to 1000 years. God created Adam and Eve perfect to live forever. Their sin changed all of that as you know. The second change happened after Noah's Flood. The earth was bombarded with gamma rays and Noah's descendants could not live as long anymore. The max became around 120 years. Since we live in a world of entropy, we continue to decline. This is why we can procreate with our next of kin anymore.
There are parts in the Bible where we have to interpret what a day means such as prophecy. In Genesis, a day is a literal twenty-four hours.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
If Jesus isn't God in the flesh, then Jesus was the greatest prognosticator that ever walked the earth. What He revealed in Revelation about the end time reads like the nightly news. He has the best track record so far. Time lines, activities during that time, war, famines, %'s of populations wiped out. What started it, who is on what team, and how it ends.
Ezekiel describes a future attack on Israel by Gog and Magog (Russia), and the mainly Islamic countries of Persia (Iran, portions of northern Iraq and Afghanistan), Cush (Ethiopia and Sudan), Put (Libya, possibly Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco), Gomer (Eastern Europe) and the House of Togarmah (Turkey and Armenia).
There ya go...
So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.God's word is straight and we run into problems with human interpretation. The truth is stranger than fiction. One of the things that I had to get over was ancient humans being able to live close to 1000 years. God created Adam and Eve perfect to live forever. Their sin changed all of that as you know. The second change happened after Noah's Flood. The earth was bombarded with gamma rays and Noah's descendants could not live as long anymore. The max became around 120 years. Since we live in a world of entropy, we continue to decline. This is why we can procreate with our next of kin anymore.
There are parts in the Bible where we have to interpret what a day means such as prophecy. In Genesis, a day is a literal twenty-four hours.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
So what makes you think that the bible is true?So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.God's word is straight and we run into problems with human interpretation. The truth is stranger than fiction. One of the things that I had to get over was ancient humans being able to live close to 1000 years. God created Adam and Eve perfect to live forever. Their sin changed all of that as you know. The second change happened after Noah's Flood. The earth was bombarded with gamma rays and Noah's descendants could not live as long anymore. The max became around 120 years. Since we live in a world of entropy, we continue to decline. This is why we can procreate with our next of kin anymore.
There are parts in the Bible where we have to interpret what a day means such as prophecy. In Genesis, a day is a literal twenty-four hours.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
God punishes you for sin and we are all sinful because of original sin. For every decision you make of free will, there is a consequence that one has to accept. What is making you not choose God and saying all these spiteful things? Satan, your "god."
In your case, you have to first realize that Satan has gotten into your head and have to disavow him by telling him to get lost.
Can you provide a link that proves I didn't?You've never provided a link for anything. Loser.I did back it up. You dismissed it like you do everything else.You fail on everything for never backing up what you say.The results say otherwise.You failed.Like most laws of human nature it is probabilistic.
Maybe that’s to test the fools.
You have never tested it before so you don’t know better.
It certainly has you up in arms.So what makes you think that the bible is true?So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
God punishes you for sin and we are all sinful because of original sin. For every decision you make of free will, there is a consequence that one has to accept. What is making you not choose God and saying all these spiteful things? Satan, your "god."
In your case, you have to first realize that Satan has gotten into your head and have to disavow him by telling him to get lost.
Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.God's word is straight and we run into problems with human interpretation. The truth is stranger than fiction. One of the things that I had to get over was ancient humans being able to live close to 1000 years. God created Adam and Eve perfect to live forever. Their sin changed all of that as you know. The second change happened after Noah's Flood. The earth was bombarded with gamma rays and Noah's descendants could not live as long anymore. The max became around 120 years. Since we live in a world of entropy, we continue to decline. This is why we can procreate with our next of kin anymore.
There are parts in the Bible where we have to interpret what a day means such as prophecy. In Genesis, a day is a literal twenty-four hours.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
If Jesus isn't God in the flesh, then Jesus was the greatest prognosticator that ever walked the earth. What He revealed in Revelation about the end time reads like the nightly news. He has the best track record so far. Time lines, activities during that time, war, famines, %'s of populations wiped out. What started it, who is on what team, and how it ends.
Ezekiel describes a future attack on Israel by Gog and Magog (Russia), and the mainly Islamic countries of Persia (Iran, portions of northern Iraq and Afghanistan), Cush (Ethiopia and Sudan), Put (Libya, possibly Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco), Gomer (Eastern Europe) and the House of Togarmah (Turkey and Armenia).
There ya go...
I agree that which is spoken by God in the Bible is true. What we do not know is when these things will happen. Does any human really know? No. One can only hold an opinion and that's what the above is.
So what makes you think that the bible is true?So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
God punishes you for sin and we are all sinful because of original sin. For every decision you make of free will, there is a consequence that one has to accept. What is making you not choose God and saying all these spiteful things? Satan, your "god."
In your case, you have to first realize that Satan has gotten into your head and have to disavow him by telling him to get lost.
Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?God authored creation, and as the author of creation He left clues in creation. No single human has ever--and is likely ever--to live hundreds of years. For a nation/tribe to survive hundreds of years is a feat in itself. Many of us cannot ignore what God's own creation is teaching us.
Genesis was never intended to be a science book. Its intent seems to be to pass on life lessons from one generation to the next so that hopefully future generations won't make the same mistakes.
It doesn't bother me that some of us who believe take the Biblical literally when it comes to science, whereas others of us separate the two. The Bible has a running theme, of how mankind continually gets things wrong, that we get things so wrong, the only solution always seems to be start over. We see this play out in the Old Testament over and over again, until the conclusion mankind arrive at is that not only does the earth have to be utterly destroyed, God Himself will have to come down if it is ever to reach its potential. The Books of Daniel and Revelation use Apocalyptic literature to paint a picture of how this might come about. It is all about new beginnings, something we all long for and desire, often intensely.
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
If Jesus isn't God in the flesh, then Jesus was the greatest prognosticator that ever walked the earth. What He revealed in Revelation about the end time reads like the nightly news. He has the best track record so far. Time lines, activities during that time, war, famines, %'s of populations wiped out. What started it, who is on what team, and how it ends.
Ezekiel describes a future attack on Israel by Gog and Magog (Russia), and the mainly Islamic countries of Persia (Iran, portions of northern Iraq and Afghanistan), Cush (Ethiopia and Sudan), Put (Libya, possibly Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco), Gomer (Eastern Europe) and the House of Togarmah (Turkey and Armenia).
There ya go...
I agree that which is spoken by God in the Bible is true. What we do not know is when these things will happen. Does any human really know? No. One can only hold an opinion and that's what the above is.
But we do know. We are told more about this time in the Bible than any other time in history. There isn't a scholar or preacher worth his salt that doesn't believe that we are living in the end time. The gathering of the Jews to their Homeland is an end time prophesy. You can watch prophesy unfold on the news. The rapidity of it is sort of stunning, but that too was prophesied. Like birth pangs, the tribulation will come more quickly and harder. For the first time since Jesus left, all the prophesies that had to be fulfilled before His return have been. A one world government is being formed. Israel is becoming a millstone...
No, that's how a winner like you is spelled.Can you provide a link that proves I didn't?You've never provided a link for anything. Loser.I did back it up. You dismissed it like you do everything else.You fail on everything for never backing up what you say.The results say otherwise.You failed.
You have never tested it before so you don’t know better.
You misspelled winner.
So I ask you how you know the bible is true and you answer with an insult.So what makes you think that the bible is true?So god gives us free will but punishes us when we exercise it and don't choose god. WHAT A FUCKING DOUCHEBAG!!!!!Why didn't god simply make us the way he wanted us to be? And when will the earth be destroyed?
Again with the 'god' (Satan has got you in his clutches good). God chose not to create robots who do his bidding. He gave us and the angels free will, but that was already explained to you. You'll have to stop being an ignoramus in order for you and believers to make progress.
I'm not sure when the earth will be destroyed, but think Sir Isaac Newton forecast it correctly. 2060. I'm waiting to see if Bruce Bueno De Mesquita confirms it, He makes his own predictions from his software program. He'll probably predict a nuclear armed Iran or about WW III before any religious prognostication like that. Will probably be something political or some great tragedy like a huge famine that wipes out a huge segment of the population. It's a difficult subject to talk with non-believers about because well, they're non-believers.
Are we making any progress yet?
As for the earth being destroyed, so it won't be god destroying it? God's creations will do that for him? More douchebaggery.
God punishes you for sin and we are all sinful because of original sin. For every decision you make of free will, there is a consequence that one has to accept. What is making you not choose God and saying all these spiteful things? Satan, your "god."
In your case, you have to first realize that Satan has gotten into your head and have to disavow him by telling him to get lost.
Even Homer Simpson knows when he should have known. He says
Afterward, he's more inclined to listen.
However, you are a taz ignoramus and don't know and will never know. It's the latter that makes you one.
