Originally posted by HandyAndyOriginally posted by HandyAndy
No, Bobby. What makes them "correct"? Your definition could apply to a hired killer.
Which decisions are the correct ones?
i]Originally posted by Grampy Bobby[/i]
Objectively focused and unemotional.... with the realization that some decisions have irreversible consequences.
Originally posted by HandyAndy
No, Bobby. What makes them "correct"? Your definition could apply to a hired killer.
... "which" or "what"?
Unless you're one of a group of "hired killers" the example is meaningless with respect to your personalized question.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyRather than try to estimate who is right or wrong (which, if I am not mistaken, would come perilously close to the sin of presumption), I should like to shift the ground of the discussion by asking you a question. It is honestly meant--not a trick to lure you into possibly contradicting yourself.
Would you estimate that theists and atheists active on this forum are each right and wrong roughly 50% of the time each?
Do you believe that it will be your beliefs which will be tested on judgment day (I assume that that is a given for you)? Specifically, the truth or falsity, rightness or wrongness, of your beliefs?
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Originally posted by moonbusIf by "judgment day" you refer to the Great White Throne Judgment of those who have declined/rejected God's Grace Gift of Eternal Life by faith alone in Christ alone and a personal relationship in time and eternity, yours truly won't be there.
Rather than try to estimate who is right or wrong (which, if I am not mistaken, would come perilously close to the sin of presumption), I should like to shift the ground of the discussion by asking you a question. It is honestly meant--not a trick to lure you into possibly contradicting yourself.
Do you believe that it will be your [b]beliefs which wi ...[text shortened]... s a given for you)? Specifically, the truth or falsity, rightness or wrongness, of your beliefs?[/b]
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