Re: What Theists Can't Answer

On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 10:39:49 -0400, "CB" <CB@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>> You misunderstand my comment.  God is not something to be derided as
>> we slowly discover that the OT is not *literally* true.  Many
>> Christians have the ability to ignore facts in evidence.  They operate
>> on Faith.  The trouble is, Faith once taught us that the earth was the
>> center of the universe, that mental illness was demonic possession,
>> that disease was retribution from God or a curse by Lucifer.
>
>You must be really easy to manipulate then.

Ah, a desperation ploy.  Again, you make no sense.  How do you come to
the conclusion that *I* am easily manipulated because generations of
humans past have substituted Church decreed "knowledge" for factual
and demonstrable knowledge.  Or is that concept more than you can
understand?

> With sound Biblical teaching one 
>may know both right from wrong and the wisdom of deduction.
>
>You've heard the saying, what comes around, goes around. Isn't there some

>truth to that? I believe that only through God's grace goes I. If His
grace 
>should leave or even waver, bad things happen.

Why certainly there's truth to that.  The concept is much older than
Christianity.  Hindus have been calling it "karma" for thousands of
years.

Swill
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