Because it has nothing to do with this question?
Why don't you answer my questions from my previous post? You don't learn anything from my giving you the answers, because you do not have a response and you're lame. Why don't you just go back to answering Taz's questions? You guys seem like butt buddies made for each other.
about, BreezeWood believe about Jesus?
. Let the cockroaches bow down to you in the afterlife.
.So if intelligent life were discovered it would conflict with your religious beliefs?
70 AD - Siege of Jerusalem (70 CE) - Wikipedia. Your church and people, dude. But "your church" wasn't even my point. It was a fulfilling of a prophecy. What is the big deal with Israel? Why would we go back to war in the ME for WMDs? Why would we defend Israel?
Because you can't answer it or because you don't want to . You haven't really read nor studied the Bible. Did you know that Peter, or is it St. Peter, was the first pope? How did the NT start? How did Christianity start with Roman Catholicism upon what rock? What does our friend, whom you
You are el fakir
If a Biblical prophecy hit you in the face, you wouldn't know what to do with it.
Do you know about the 70 weeks? How many weeks have been fulfilled? The answer is 69 and no it isn't literal weeks. What book do you have to read to find out? We are in the 70th week now. So maybe that 2060 year that Sir Isaac Newton forecast wasn't so far off
I really hope and pray that Trump wins again and has "IN GOD WE TRUST" engraved on the microchips.
That was one of the most idiotic movies I've seen, especially those rock monsters. Russel should be ashamed of himself.I got the best movie on that a few months back from GoodWill. It starred Russell Crowe as Noah.
"How did kangaroos get to Noah's Ark and back after the flood?"
I don't know, Taz. But likely, it was a miracle of God.
Your issue is with the story line. Mr. Crowe will go down in history as one of the best leading actors of all times. The best thespians do not always pillory the writers, but faithfully execute their character's role in a manner that takes an audience on a path the authors wish to travel. Right or wrong in its story weaving, that movie motivated a lot of Bible purchases of people seeking validation of their beliefs.That was one of the most idiotic movies I've seen, especially those rock monsters. Russel should be ashamed of himself.I got the best movie on that a few months back from GoodWill. It starred Russell Crowe as Noah.
"How did kangaroos get to Noah's Ark and back after the flood?"
I don't know, Taz. But likely, it was a miracle of God.
Ok, so you're in love with Russell. And he's a decent actor. But the movie was still way beyond stupid.Your issue is with the story line. Mr. Crowe will go down in history as one of the best leading actors of all times. The best thespians do not always pillory the writers, but faithfully execute their character's role in a manner that takes an audience on a path the authors wish to travel. Right or wrong in its story weaving, that movie motivated a lot of Bible purchases of people seeking validation of their beliefs.That was one of the most idiotic movies I've seen, especially those rock monsters. Russel should be ashamed of himself.I got the best movie on that a few months back from GoodWill. It starred Russell Crowe as Noah.
"How did kangaroos get to Noah's Ark and back after the flood?"
I don't know, Taz. But likely, it was a miracle of God.
Mr. Crowe is also credited with augmentation of classical music after his movie Master and Commander aired. He has a performance method that targets roles that bring about inspirations in neglected pastimes that make people lean toward good use of time spent while on the earth.
You're so used to false narratives created to achieve a pointed political end by destroying a target, you may not realize there are individuals in the world who focus their false narrative acting jobs into improvement of the human race as part of their gift of themselves to their fellow man. My guess is that Mr. Crowe will be far more loved and lauded when he passes than when he is alive and subjected to the harsh critiques of those who have no idea what responsible actors can do for their fellow man other than making them laugh, cry, and/or forget their troubles for 90 minutes or more. One of his roles actually softened humanity's attitude toward seeking help in the face of mental illness, which is merely a disruption of neural synapses under real or imagined pressure and is more physical chemistry than human-inflicted misery. What people may not understand about greatness is that the people who have it know it and use it knowing that most people will never guess that they are a do-gooder, because of a selflessness they may possess that is known only to their circle of friends and those who assess informational outcomes with the understanding that great actors are aware of their influence, and poor actors haven't a clue. All the time, these great minds are also just men (or women) and also possess feet of clay in other areas of their lives.
If you say so. I don’t believe you did.
May the maggots feast on your nostrils in during the tribulation.
You're a bit slow as I've answered that in the past post.
Not in the slightest. I would be surprised if there wasn’t intelligent life out there. The universe is an intelligence creating machine.Yours too.If you say so. I don’t believe you did.
May the maggots feast on your nostrils in during the tribulation.
You're a bit slow as I've answered that in the past post.
I believe it would create a conflict in your religious beliefs.
Thanks for answering my question from the other thread.Not in the slightest. I would be surprised if there wasn’t intelligent life out there. The universe is an intelligence creating machine.Yours too.If you say so. I don’t believe you did.
May the maggots feast on your nostrils in during the tribulation.
You're a bit slow as I've answered that in the past post.
I believe it would create a conflict in your religious beliefs.
with you not reading the Bible and thus you treat it as allegory. Why not tell us what the allegory of the mark of the beast is as you have trouble staying on topic?Thanks for asking it in a different way.Thanks for answering my question from the other thread.Not in the slightest. I would be surprised if there wasn’t intelligent life out there. The universe is an intelligence creating machine.Yours too.If you say so. I don’t believe you did.
May the maggots feast on your nostrils in during the tribulation.
You're a bit slow as I've answered that in the past post.
I believe it would create a conflict in your religious beliefs.
You give yourself way to much credit, JB.
It sounds like I hit a nerve
. Forehead or hand and hope for the best and not "beast." See how I explained everything in three sentences so you can understand?
Ok, so you're in love with Russell. And he's a decent actor. But the movie was still way beyond stupid.Your issue is with the story line. Mr. Crowe will go down in history as one of the best leading actors of all times. The best thespians do not always pillory the writers, but faithfully execute their character's role in a manner that takes an audience on a path the authors wish to travel. Right or wrong in its story weaving, that movie motivated a lot of Bible purchases of people seeking validation of their beliefs.That was one of the most idiotic movies I've seen, especially those rock monsters. Russel should be ashamed of himself.I got the best movie on that a few months back from GoodWill. It starred Russell Crowe as Noah.
"How did kangaroos get to Noah's Ark and back after the flood?"
I don't know, Taz. But likely, it was a miracle of God.
Mr. Crowe is also credited with augmentation of classical music after his movie Master and Commander aired. He has a performance method that targets roles that bring about inspirations in neglected pastimes that make people lean toward good use of time spent while on the earth.
You're so used to false narratives created to achieve a pointed political end by destroying a target, you may not realize there are individuals in the world who focus their false narrative acting jobs into improvement of the human race as part of their gift of themselves to their fellow man. My guess is that Mr. Crowe will be far more loved and lauded when he passes than when he is alive and subjected to the harsh critiques of those who have no idea what responsible actors can do for their fellow man other than making them laugh, cry, and/or forget their troubles for 90 minutes or more. One of his roles actually softened humanity's attitude toward seeking help in the face of mental illness, which is merely a disruption of neural synapses under real or imagined pressure and is more physical chemistry than human-inflicted misery. What people may not understand about greatness is that the people who have it know it and use it knowing that most people will never guess that they are a do-gooder, because of a selflessness they may possess that is known only to their circle of friends and those who assess informational outcomes with the understanding that great actors are aware of their influence, and poor actors haven't a clue. All the time, these great minds are also just men (or women) and also possess feet of clay in other areas of their lives.
.I got the best movie on that a few months back from GoodWill. It starred Russell Crowe as Noah.
"How did kangaroos get to Noah's Ark and back after the flood?"
I don't know, Taz. But likely, it was a miracle of God.
"How did kangaroos get to Noah's Ark and back after the flood? ... I don't know, Taz. But likely, it was a miracle of God.
I thought he was very slow with his answers to questions I asked about ten posts before.
