Originally posted by shavixmirJesus didn't weep. It's an anthropopathism for goodness sakes. It's the inspired language of accomodation, so that knuckleheads like us
Not just Jesus, I'm afraid...
down the centuries can understand the hypostatic union, the divine plan, His mercy (grace in action) and the consequences of rejection.
Originally posted by MimorThis was well worth the watch. There's something comforting in knowing that
Life after humans.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3irrStwto1Y&feature=related
Entire video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4939078184096254535
nature will move on perfectly fine even if we screw ourselves up.
Originally posted by NordlysSounds as if you're also a rear admiral surgeon inspecting the results of a recent colonectomy, performed to alleviate lazy bowel syndrome.
I miss lightning storms. They are very rare here in Northern Norway. But maybe I'll be lucky during my summer holidays.
(Beautiful semicolon! 😀)
😀
Originally posted by Grampy BobbySo you don't hold to the belief that Jesus was fully human and fully God, Bobby?
Jesus didn't weep. It's an anthropopathism for goodness sakes. It's the inspired language of accomodation, so that knuckleheads like us
down the centuries can understand the hypostatic union, the divine plan, His mercy (grace in action) and the consequences of rejection.