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Satan seems to be winning.
Originally posted by chaney3I think you are probably conflating 'Satan' with mortal 'temptation' and 'dependency' sir.
Satan seems to be winning.
Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeDid God create me?
I think you are probably conflating 'Satan' with mortal 'temptation' and 'dependency' sir.
Not wishing to be presumptuous, but if this is in regards to your previously disclosed drinking problem, then I think you are spending too much time blaming God (and now the devil) when you would be much better off taking ownership of the problem yourself an ...[text shortened]... ional help, plenty of which is out there. (I'll even direct you personally if you send me a PM).
Originally posted by chaney3Lets see there is you against an spiritual being who is called the god of this world, who is
Satan seems to be winning.
Originally posted by chaney3Yeah, it's not bad.
Must be nice to be perfect, and never get tempted.
Originally posted by Great King RatAre you equating alcohol with a good life?
Yeah, it's not bad.
Think I might go get a nice cold beer now. Mmmm... the feel of a cold glas in my hand, seeing those bubbles rise up, that white foam on top, that first taste... don't swallow yet, keep it in your mouth for another moment, really taste it.. savour it. Then swallow, and feel the kick of the bitterness hitting you softly. Have anot ...[text shortened]... flowing through you. Life's good. Alcohol fixes everything. Alcohol is my friend. How about you?
Originally posted by chaney3Temptation is not a measure of perfection for mankind, even Jesus when He walked
Must be nice to be perfect, and never get tempted.
Originally posted by chaney3Yes, alcohol = good life.
Are you equating alcohol with a good life?
In this thread, I did not share my battles with alcohol. Why did you?
Originally posted by Great King RatInstead of the group AA, you could start a group called AA&P or (Alcoholics and Proud of it)
Yes, alcohol = good life.
Makes you forget your problems. Makes everything seem better. Drowns out negativity.
Shall we get loaded together? You know you want to, ya bad boy.
Originally posted by chaney3I'm an agnostic, my problem with the concept is the question of his (her) existence. But suppose for arguments sake that there is a God. I cannot think of any good reason to think that my problems are not either of my own making or, occasionally, caused by other people. Any inadequacies I have are my responsibility and mine alone. If one has problems they are not caused by God.
Did God create me?
And if He did, was alcoholism part of it?