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 Singapore Eagle  ....back in London now 07 Jan 05 5.07pm |
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Seth - I agree entirely. But, for those who do have faith, then I believe that they should not knock it. Apart from those like the suicide bombers who are going against the word.
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yellabubs  Sheffield 07 Jan 05 5.16pm |
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Quote mattwebb at 07 Jan 2005 4:48pm
Quote Moose at 07 Jan 2005 4:34pm
Out of interest, what happened to all the sinners that died before Christ? Are they all huddled together down in hell wishing they'd been born a few hundred years' later? What you mean like Moses and people before Christ? Well they only had the Old Testament like Jews do now. They still believed in Christ, although they did not know His name was Jesus. Read Isaiah and you will see that people before Jesus knew that He was coming, if they put their trust in this truth they are most certainly not in hell. Isaiah was written hundreds of years before Christ came, but they knew he'd die on a cross, and be born in Bethlehem, the Bible tells us that Jesus's death and subsequent resurrection were outside of time. It doesn't matter when you were born. As far as I know there are no copies of the old testament dating before the time of Jesus. On that basis I would be reluctant to give much credence to any prophecies that appear to have been fulfilled... it would have been lax to have got it wrong!
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Seth  On a pale blue dot 07 Jan 05 5.22pm |
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Quote Singapore Eagle at 07 Jan 2005 5:07pm
Seth - I agree entirely. But, for those who do have faith, then I believe that they should not knock it. Apart from those like the suicide bombers who are going against the word.
"You can feel the stadium jumping. The stadium is actually physically moving up and down" |
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| Singapore Eagle ....back in London now 07 Jan 05 5.27pm |
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Quote Seth at 07 Jan 2005 5:22pm
Agree with that as well, apart from those who go around trying to convert others - they're just as bad as double-glazing salesmen. If religious people can keep it to themselves, then I'm more than happy for them to live with their delusions.
Anyway, I am off to bed - I'll see what has transpired in the morning!!!!
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tome  Inner Tantalus Time. 07 Jan 05 5.29pm |
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Quote Seth at 07 Jan 2005 5:22pm
Quote Singapore Eagle at 07 Jan 2005 5:07pm
Seth - I agree entirely. But, for those who do have faith, then I believe that they should not knock it. Apart from those like the suicide bombers who are going against the word.
Personally I think that religion is the bane of man, currently. It's so divisive and delusional, in my opinion.
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| Singapore Eagle ....back in London now 07 Jan 05 5.31pm |
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Hey, you have taken it to a different vein now! Countries vs, Religion!
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| stu7986 07 Jan 05 5.34pm |
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Quote tome at 07 Jan 2005 5:29pm
Really? I take it you're talking about the general public, rather than our friend in the White House, as well as many other state premiers whose religion affects the politics of the country and, in Bush's case, everyone elses as well. Did you know their a plans in existence which deal with the situation which would occur if Bush was summoned to heaven? (not die) I think religion for Bush on a personal level has been a good thing for him, because it helped him get over his alcohol addiction. But I am not sure whether his 'conversations' with God are in everyones interest.
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| tome Inner Tantalus Time. 07 Jan 05 5.34pm |
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Nah, it's not countries vs religion, It's politics vs religion, and, morality and religion - are they extricable? Edited by tome (07 Jan 2005 5:35pm)
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 07 Jan 05 5.34pm |
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Quote tome at 07 Jan 2005 5:29pm
Quote Seth at 07 Jan 2005 5:22pm
Quote Singapore Eagle at 07 Jan 2005 5:07pm
Seth - I agree entirely. But, for those who do have faith, then I believe that they should not knock it. Apart from those like the suicide bombers who are going against the word.
Personally I think that religion is the bane of man, currently. It's so divisive and delusional, in my opinion.
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 07 Jan 05 5.36pm |
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Quote stu7986 at 07 Jan 2005 5:34pm
Quote tome at 07 Jan 2005 5:29pm
Really? I take it you're talking about the general public, rather than our friend in the White House, as well as many other state premiers whose religion affects the politics of the country and, in Bush's case, everyone elses as well. Did you know their a plans in existence which deal with the situation which would occur if Bush was summoned to heaven? (not die) I think religion for Bush on a personal level has been a good thing for him, because it helped him get over his alcohol addiction. But I am not sure whether his 'conversations' with God are in everyones interest.
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| Seth On a pale blue dot 07 Jan 05 5.36pm |
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Quote Singapore Eagle at 07 Jan 2005 5:31pm
Hey, you have taken it to a different vein now! Countries vs, Religion!
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| tome Inner Tantalus Time. 07 Jan 05 5.38pm |
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Quote Seth at 07 Jan 2005 5:34pm
Quote tome at 07 Jan 2005 5:29pm
Quote Seth at 07 Jan 2005 5:22pm
Quote Singapore Eagle at 07 Jan 2005 5:07pm
Seth - I agree entirely. But, for those who do have faith, then I believe that they should not knock it. Apart from those like the suicide bombers who are going against the word.
Personally I think that religion is the bane of man, currently. It's so divisive and delusional, in my opinion.
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