Can you imagine

Originally posted by whodey
You don't get around much do you?

Originally posted by daniel58
Have you seen any devils recently?

Originally posted by whodey
As I said before, that is up to the Almighty in his infinite wisdom and righteousness, not me.

Originally posted by buckky
Delusional ? Please Senor not that old come back. Face it I'm reading your mind.

When I first became a Christian I admit it was partially because I was afraid and felt I was headed for hell. Some dude was preaching about hell and how he had a vision of his dad in hell. I was a young 18 year old and it freaked me out. He offered us to come accept Christ & I did. Now afterwards I struggled with what I did intellectually. I was like was that for real? I eventually learned that there is more reason to come to Christ than merely to escape hell. Your life really does change after giving yourself to Christ. You can have a relationship with you creator is the main reason anyone should come to Christ. I will argue however life becomes harder after becoming a Christian not easier.

Manny

Originally posted by whodey
Haven't you? Just turn on the 6 o'clock new man!!

Originally posted by buckky
I'm trying to imagine dropping dead, and ending up sitting before God waiting on Judgement. God would ask me why I refused to become a Christian, and I would tell him that it never seemed rational to me. It seemed incomprehensible because of numerous reasons among those the Attonement concept of a Blood sacrifice to appease an angry God after the outrage in t ...[text shortened]... out, and jump into the Lake of Fire. This would make an intereting movie don't you think ?

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Why do non-christians ask better questions about christianity than christians?

Originally posted by joe beyser
I think because they don't have a belief system closing their minds. The belief system gives rules on interpreting the behaviour manual called the bible. Belief systems discourage thinking outside the box and some religions actually claim that looking into teachings from other religions is inviting satan into their lives.

Originally posted by karoly aczel
Exactly! Thank you Joe.
And so the qualtiy of the questions shall determine the quality of (spiritual) dialogue to follow..

Originally posted by joe beyser
Quality is in the eye of the beholder. What seems blase to one person may get the endorphins pumping in another. I think questions are good no matter what the subject is.