Denying the Holy Spirit

What do you guys think about this?

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Originally posted by RJHinds
What do you guys think about this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BEIWjjUCPM

I'd tell you, but you didn't help out my thread so up yours. 😛 😉

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
I'd tell you, but you didn't help out my thread so up yours. 😛 😉

Okay. Fair enough. 😏

The kid is evil, stay away. 🙁

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
The kid is evil, stay away. 🙁

He has just had some bad influence from unbelievers.

Originally posted by RJHinds
He has just had some bad influence from unbelievers.

Maybe he doesn't believe in the trinity.

Originally posted by RJHinds
What do you guys think about this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BEIWjjUCPM

I simply cannot understand the atheistic motivations. I can somewhat understand the agnostics, not knowing for sure either way, leaving the possibility open, no great motivation for them to try to convince the world of their belief or lack thereof. The atheists, however, feel that they can authoritatively state that there is no higher power, and they feel they must convince the entire world of the correctness of their assertions. This puzzles me, in that why should they care what others believe? By what supreme knowledge can they categorically determine that there is no God? The fact they have not sought him, and therefore have not found him, does not imply that he is not there.

Originally posted by CLL53
I simply cannot understand the atheistic motivations. I can somewhat understand the agnostics, not knowing for sure either way, leaving the possibility open, no great motivation for them to try to convince the world of their belief or lack thereof. The atheists, however, feel that they can authoritatively state that there is no higher power, and they feel th ...[text shortened]... they have not sought him, and therefore have not found him, does not imply that he is not there.

There is strength in numbers. The more people he can get to believe his nonsense and go along with him the more arrogant and powerful he feels about his false belief.

Originally posted by RJHinds
There is strength in numbers. The more people he can get to believe his nonsense and go along with him the more arrogant and powerful he feels about his false belief.

That must be it. Convince the feeble minded that there is no higher power.

Originally posted by divegeester
Maybe he doesn't believe in the trinity.

Or maybe he's bright enough to see the trinity for what it truly is and since all the big churches teach it and say it is a truth, he has come to the conclusion it's all lies.
Another trick of satan to turn all he can away from learning who God truly is. He either blinds ones who fall for false doctrines or to the other extreem is able to completely turn them off from God and his book the bible.
Either way satan wins.

Originally posted by galveston75
He either blinds ones who fall for false doctrines

Irony, much?

Originally posted by RJHinds
What do you guys think about this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BEIWjjUCPM

I bet his parents are so proud.

Originally posted by CLL53
The atheists, however, feel that they can authoritatively state that there is no higher power, and they feel they must convince the entire world of the correctness of their assertions. .

Rubbish!

I couldn't care less what others believe; providing their beliefs do not impinge
on my life I say "live and let live", I certainly do not try and convince believers
not to believe (although I may challenge them over certain points). Like most,
if not all, atheists here I think i am far more tolerant of religions than the
narrow-minded theists. Its normally the atheists who defend the JWs, Muslims
and Jews from attacks. (I recently reported RJH's racist post against Jews and
it was removed).

And finally ... when was the last time anyone had atheists come knocking at their door trying to sell them copies of The God Delusion?

Originally posted by CLL53
I simply cannot understand the atheistic motivations. I can somewhat understand the agnostics, not knowing for sure either way, leaving the possibility open, no great motivation for them to try to convince the world of their belief or lack thereof. The atheists, however, feel that they can authoritatively state that there is no higher power, and they feel th ...[text shortened]... they have not sought him, and therefore have not found him, does not imply that he is not there.

I simply cannot understand the theistic motivations. I can somewhat understand the agnostics, not knowing for sure either way, leaving the possibility open, no great motivation for them to try to convince the world of their belief or lack thereof. The theists, however, feel that they can authoritatively state that there is a higher power, and they feel they must convince the entire world of the correctness of their assertions. This puzzles me, in that why should they care what others believe? By what supreme knowledge can they categorically determine that there is a God? The fact they have sought him, and therefore have found him, does not imply that he is there.