Evidence for God from Science

Wow.

I stumbled across an article on another Christian website that was explaining why, if Christianity was the true religion, some people who believe in magic or practice occult practices are sometimes healed. They then went on to talk about placebo, and how any kind of faith can result in healing, simp...

rodyshusband wrote:May I suggest you go to http://www.cjfm.org for research on your question.

Yes, I also stumbled across Jews for Jesus, and that site is helpful, too. Thank you.

ageofknowledge wrote:I saw a lot of rappers and wanna be rappers perform at Victory Outreach and some of them were regular comedians. I really don't like rap though.

I'm not a huge fan of rap, either, but I love the parodies of popular rap songs, just because they're so creative.

I've been reading through the Psalms, which are full of Messianic prophecies. Anyway, in the footnotes of my Bible, they would always point out a Messianic significance that I had missed. When I'd go back and read in-context, it just seemed like a situation David was in. Did David know he was prophe...

For those of you who hold to the idea that God is outside of time, you cannot philosophically hold to the notion that God has emotions, for emotions, by their nature, are reactive. I see A and then I feel B as a response. See the temporal transition there? But if God is outside of time, then He doe...

When is she due?

These makes me laugh every time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTYr3JuueF4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwfMMN71xUw

Gotta love the creativity.

I love it, Jac!

I wonder if For Narnia has a good points. Just because our "reactions" are defining out humanness, doens't necessarily rule out a different wy o reacting on God's...Godness. Certainly we change from minute to minute but does our *identity* change as humans? Even if God was pleased with His "good an...

This has been kinda bugging me, and I was hoping for some insight. How does God feel emotions? Wouldn't the emotions have had to exist before Him in order for Him to feel them? y:-? Absolutely... Some think that any type of emotion is a weakness. But if we search the scripture, we find that Jesus w...

This is more of a philosophical issue, but I'd suggest that God does not feel emotions in the same way as we do. Our emotions are analogous to His, but certainly not of the same kind. Philosohically, that would require God reacting , which would require God changing, which denies the doctrine of im...

This has been kinda bugging me, and I was hoping for some insight. How does God feel emotions? Wouldn't the emotions have had to exist before Him in order for Him to feel them?

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There's one Twilight forum I participate in where, no joke, somebody there has over 7000 posts. That's beyond spare time, IMO.

I remember someone complaining earlier that tongues Christians speak in nowadays is just gibberish, and that in the NT it was actual languages they didn't know. Well, there was one woman at my old church who spoke in tongues and then went on a missions trip (sorry, I forget where) and learned that h...