Evidence for God from Science

"They" didn't post their Hitler analogies here. You did. You could have quoted from any article, and you picked that one. You can, of course, post all the Hitler comparisons you want. I'm just offering you--and the community as a whole--the thought that maybe you might not want to come acr...

I agree quite a bit with what you've written here, Mallz. So long as we understand that His hatred and mercy are not two different parts of him, such that when we are unrighteous we relate to Him through this part called wrath and when we are hurting we relate to Him through this part called mercy, ...

I don't think that's a very fair critique of TruthRevolt's position, Ed. The four-fifths stat ought to be expected. It's called confirmation bias. Anyone who thinks they don't have it it, well, just exemplifying it. But to use that to write off the larger case is, I think, irresponsible. And that fo...

BW the intolerance of the left is worth discussing. But can I suggest that introducing the topic with a Hitler comparison makes you look ridiculous? edit: It's doubly frustrating because I think the intolerance on the left is significantly worse than the intolerance from the right, and I say that wi...

Because God is a Republican and watches Fox News of course. That or He was persuaded by the rest of the media that a racist serial killing dictator could never beat the True Conservative (tm).

BW was clearly posting this to poke more fun at Rick for believing anything that Lyin' Ted has to say as he (Rick) insisted that he (Teddy) was ordained by God to be the next POTUS. Poor Rick didn't know that Clinton actually was ordained, but that God didn't take into account the giant voter fraud ...

Y'all are all wrong. It's obviously about the danger of calling a time out in the third quarter, failing to manage the clock properly, getting too many penalities, and pushing yourself out of field goal range. If you can't see that, you just know how to read what needs to be read.

Haha, every single day. Last time I pulled the trap I pulled out a hairball so big it had pretty much stopped it from draining--that's actually why I had pulled it in the first place. Also pulling hair out of the shower drain is pretty much a daily routine, because if I forget for a few weeks, that ...

The saltiness isn't being stressed, though I appreciate the attempt at some sort of exoneration, I suppose. It's by choice and I don't really feel like explaining it for the umpteen millionth time. But I'll say more generally, first, perhaps surprisingly to some, absolutely nothing I said in this th...

I haven't an inkling of what you could possibly mean. It's a political thread. I'm not exactly sure that anything means anything anyway. :) That happens here daily. My girls are tiny forces of nature and my wife refuses to embrace my "clean as you cook" philosophy. I KNOW RIGHT?!?!? I fig...

Congrats :ebiggrin: I don't do much ministerially - I've got a family and a job which I find hard a lot of the time, and I help a bit at church on Sunday mornings - that's about it. *Cue conversation about how taking care of a family and work itself are ministries in and of themselves* ;) Congrats,...

edwardmurphy wrote:Phil! Phil! I'm doing it again! Phil!

edwardmurphy wrote:Phil! Phil! I'm unrepentant! Phil!

FTFY

On an unrelated note, I spent a couple of hours cleaning the house this morning. I just walked in the door. Looks like a tornado hit the place. That makes me sad.

What, call liberals buffoons? I think the stupid decisions that got made and are still defended demonstrate the buffoonery rather clearly. I'll stop calling out idiocy when people stop doing and defending idiotic things (like aiding and abetting and defending the aiding and abetting of terrorists).