Spirituality
26 May 18
26 May 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeNow you’re back to blunt-force trolling!
He's floundering sir, he's floundering.
It has actually been suggested that he is not a Christian at all, which would seem to be validated by his woeful understanding of the bible and his inability to demonstrate God operating within him.
You certainly didn’t use your linguistic and whimsical trolling tools for very long. Got tired of them already? Or do you just have a strong affinity for your old standby?
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeTo use his expression 'Sad!'
He's floundering sir, he's floundering.
It has actually been suggested that he is not a Christian at all, which would seem to be validated by his woeful understanding of the bible and his inability to demonstrate God operating within him.
He is truly a pitiful character.
26 May 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeIronic indeed .. God sending an atheist to help a lost professed Christian.. lol
Ironically, I am the best-placed person to help him. 😵
26 May 18
Originally posted by @rajk999I see amigo came by to spew his hate. What would a day in the SF be without amigo spewing hate like a geyser?
To use his expression 'Sad!'
He is truly a pitiful character.
Is spewing hate how you follow the commandments of Christ, amigo? Have you condemned anyone to hell today?
26 May 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeHow is someone who pretends to have a theology degree and pretends to be a mental health professional qualified to help me? Oh wait. Since my problem is imaginary and your stated profession on here is imaginary, it’s a perfect fit!
Ironically, I am the best-placed person to help him. 😵
26 May 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeYou gotta come up with a new backstory, Heartpence. You can’t claim to have a theology degree and keep slipping on banana peels when trying to answer theological questions.
Fortunately, my education and employment are impervious to the vitriol of a lost Christian floundering on the sand like a beached halibut.
And you can’t claim to be a mental health professional who supervises other mental health professionals when you’re trolling on here 24/7 and obsessing over how many thumbs up and thumbs down each post has.
26 May 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterDon't know, but right now Kroger is offering a buy one get one free tank exchange for grills if that helps.
In eternal hell, where this odd version of the loving Jesus who died for the world he loved so much, will be burning alive for eternity those who reject his love...what will be the fuel for the flames?
Eternity is a long time, so will there be an eternal butane cylinder or will Jesus employ some other means of keeping the lake of eternal suffering in a state of optimal heat?
Is this an eternal offer? Again, don't know but it would make it exponentially cheaper.
Originally posted by @divegeesterI would imagine that such a "lake of fire" would either be self-sustaining, or perhaps fueled by "God's wrath".
In eternal hell, where this odd version of the loving Jesus who died for the world he loved so much, will be burning alive for eternity those who reject his love...what will be the fuel for the flames?
Eternity is a long time, so will there be an eternal butane cylinder or will Jesus employ some other means of keeping the lake of eternal suffering in a state of optimal heat?
Originally posted by @tom-wolseyGo back to Genesis and read from Gen. 3:8 onwards. It seems like God apparently doesn't know EVERYthing going on around him.
God is completely sovereign. Nothing occurs without his foreknowledge and foreordination. Nothing.
Originally posted by @suzianneOr so it would seem. To the casual observer. I was responding to the idea that WE decide if we go to hell when technically all we do is take actions deserving of it, and God makes the final decision and takes the final action.
Go back to Genesis and read from Gen. 3:8 onwards. It seems like God apparently doesn't know EVERYthing going on around him.