superluminal said:Lori,
You have made some statements here that I suspect you think are facts.
Will you tell me that if I open my heart and mind, and ask, truly ask, for the inspiration of which you speak, that I will receive it?
SL
(Q) said:Lawdog did not get that sentiment from Jesus.
Oh, but he did! And he would most likely call you a blasphemous liar to your face for even suggesting such a thing. And he will just as fervently state that it is in fact YOU who did not get any sentiment from Jesus.
One thing for sure is that one of you is going to hell - I wonder which?
lawdog appears more pious with his convictions than you. I think he is right and you are wrong.
Yes, I will tell you that. That's exactly what's happened to me, and that's what it says in scripture.
Well, in the case of the loaves and fishes, he actually just fed hundreds of people who had only enough food for a few. ahe healed people of Leprosy, So they really believed. Of course a demon could probably do these too. They also saw him walk on water and cast out demons.
In the case of one healing he healed a man blind from birth. A demon could not do this, only a creator. The miracle was attested by all. Such a thing couldnt be faked back then, because in those small towns everyone knew the local blindman.
superluminal said:Well Lori,
I went through quite the phase in my early-mid twenties. Let's just say I have asked, and came away with nothing. I was an atheist, questioned my atheism, and have been a proud atheist ever since.
So where does this leave one in the eyes of your god?
well duh of course, (with or without a deity)Lori_7 said:Alive...superluminal said:Well Lori,
I went through quite the phase in my early-mid twenties. Let's just say I have asked, and came away with nothing. I was an atheist, questioned my atheism, and have been a proud atheist ever since.
So where does this leave one in the eyes of your god?
which all atheist are, more so then any christian.Lori_7 said:Be humble and open to the truth no matter what it is. Be sincere and don't be afraid.
no you have to be off your head.Lori_7 said:You have to sincerely want it,
this is impossible, it is only in your mind, therefore cannot be objectively experienced.Lori_7 said:and if there's one thing I know from experience
of course he's not he's in your mind not superliminal'sLori_7 said:is that God is not on your schedule. You can't anticipate Him or what He has for you...I find it entirely impossible. But rest assured that He is God and is perfect and all knowing...
if you believe in a fantasy figure, how can it be up to you, your not in control of you mind, you've given it up to a fantasy.Lori_7 said:It's definitely up to you
(Q) said:whoever doesn't follow Their religions goes to hell!
Then YOU will go to hell since you do not follow their religions. Are you prepared for an eternity of fiery damnation, in which demons with sharp little teeth knaw at the soft dangly parts of your netheregions?
Hoping that a belief in many fantasies will prevent you going to a fantasy realm – hmm, a fascinating and peculiar mind you have.I believe in all religions, so I will not go to hell.
Name at least a single truth derived from any religion.All religions have truth in them:
What I read from that is that religions contain God inspired untruths – hmm, fascinating.but there is also things in them which are not true, naturally, since they are written by people (and God "inspired" them)
I believe that is called paranoia.Atheists call me a theist and theists call me an atheist, but only I know who I am.