Re: What Theists Can't Answer

"Governor Swill" <governor.swill@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Wed, 25 Jul 2007 09:21:18 -0400, "CB" <CB@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>>> Of course there is affirmation!  But we also have differences because
>>> we have different studies and bring those views to the table.  Toby is
>>> a spiritual, homey guy, deeply into religion who was ordained two
>>> years ago.  Dee is a pragmatic dreamer who likes working with and
>>> doing things for people.  Scott has said often that science is his
>>> religion.  He doesn't care about mythology or wor****pping a deity, he
>>> looks for God in the cosmos and the quark.  My thing is politics,
>>> though that's not where I look for God. :-)  But we all have that
>>> personal connection to Him.
>>
>>Heh, pretty shallow.
>
> Thank you for your judgment.  Yet another reason to detest modern
> Christian beliefs.  "Judge not lest ye be judged.  Unless you really
> want to."

I didn't condemn you, I merely made an observation that 'Post Hoc' 
associations don't make you anything. Just as I loving the sea doesn't
make 
me a fish.

Does carrying a Bible around or quoting scripture make me a child of God? 
Nope. What does is my personal relation****p with Jesus, my belief He Is
the 
Son of God, He suffered and died for my sins on the cross and rose on the 
third day so all sinners my find eternal life in the hope of resurrection.

For that I am humble and struggle to do His will.

What you interpreted as judgment 'is' guilt and projected hatred.

>
>>I've got a connection with the ocean, that doesn't make me a fish, 
>>although
>>I'm in deep
>
> Kraken!

Goo goo?

>
> Swill

No doubt

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