25 Feb 18
Originally posted by @667joeHi Joe, how are you?
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
Great question by the way.
Originally posted by @667joeWait, haven't you asked that before?
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
Originally posted by @667joeTheir beliefs are built upon sand rather than the rock of the gospel preached by Jesus during His ministry.
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
As such their beliefs cannot hold up to the rain, floods and winds of truth.
Originally posted by @thinkofoneWhen you say “rock of the gospel” what exactly do you mean and what are the consequences of someone not being on this “rock”?
Their beliefs are built upon sand rather than the rock of the gospel preached by Jesus during His ministry.
As such their beliefs cannot hold up to the rain, floods and winds of truth.
Originally posted by @divegeesterSince all religions are made up by humans, there are NO consequences of not being on the 'rock'. Nobody lives a second longer being on this alleged rock. Nobody lives a second less being on this rock. It is all fake news, the ORIGINAL fake news.
When you say “rock of the gospel” what exactly do you mean and what are the consequences of someone not being on this “rock”?
25 Feb 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseYou surprise me.
Since all religions are made up by humans, there are NO consequences of not being on the 'rock'. Nobody lives a second longer being on this alleged rock. Nobody lives a second less being on this rock. It is all fake news, the ORIGINAL fake news.
25 Feb 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterThanks! I am very well. How about you?
Hi Joe, how are you?
Great question by the way.
25 Feb 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeProbably, but no one answered it!
Wait, haven't you asked that before?
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Originally posted by @667joeI actually think it’s the opposite. When misfortune happens, people are quick to blame God. When something good happens, they’re quick to claim credit for themselves.
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
25 Feb 18
Originally posted by @667joeGod does everything, good bad and ugly
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
25 Feb 18
Originally posted by @667joeGod does everything, good bad and ugly
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
Originally posted by @667joeObviously they are unaware of Gods true nature
Why does god always get the credit, but never the blame. If a boat with 10 people capsizes and 9 drown, the 10th person will thank god for his survival, but not blame god for the death of the other nine or the capsizing of the boat.
Originally posted by @divegeesterHi Divegeester, how r u ?
When you say “rock of the gospel” what exactly do you mean and what are the consequences of someone not being on this “rock”?
Crap question btw