
The more desperate the circumstance, the more powerful the testimony.
Why would an angel (a messenger of Christian God) be sent to a man, to pray to God (the man who sent him the messenger) for someone else's son?
Why wouldn't God, just do it himself without being prayed to, if he knew that he needed to resurrect someone. Does he just like being prayed to?
After Jesus died, rose from the dead and ascended to heaven, He sent the Holy Spirit to empower those who follow Him. The Bible calls Christians the “body of Christ.” We are His hands and feet. And although misterskank ’s intention was to denigrate Jesus and those who love Him, we do, at times like this, say, “Praise God.” You can be sure this boy’s parents were!
if there was a person who only helped people when they praised them...that person would be called arrogant
i believe in God, but not the Christian concept of him
K10- Either Christianisrael or myself nearingtheend can answer all of your questions backed up by God's word, about prayer and about God's purpose for you and for all of us. Just write us.
Chaplain Hutch
You mock the very words of Christ that you claim to believe.
You said: Nor have I ever denigrated others who admire Jesus; only those admirers who say, "Only Jesus!"—emphasis on only
But the bible and Jesus you claim to know said: 'I am the way, the truth, and the life, no one comes to the Father but through me."
He is THE ONY WAY Misterskank. Not your way, not the thousands of other religious ways to God. Jesus is THE ONLY WAY.
Can you see the hypocrisy? I am not attacking you. I am attacking what you say and what you claim to be truth when it simply is not.
True Christians are not making it up as they go along. You hear from us what the bible says and only what the bible says from those of us who are called to teach the truth. There are false profits in the Christian faith as well Misterskank who claim to heal, and raise people from the dead, and claim to know when Jesus will return. Many of them are not speaking for God but for their own selfish desires. We pray for them as we pray for all people Christians or non Christians. Your professed knowledge of the bible would remind you that there were many heretics throughout mankind and God dealt with them in powerful and extraordinary ways as he will do today.
But your continued mocking of Christians in this case "the service of Jesus' followers to raise you and your loved ones from the dead." is the very foolishness I have referred to when I write to you. It's the playground bully who calls you names and bloodies your nose but ends up the ultimate loser in life. I will say it again, God loves you Misterskank no matter where you have been, what you have said, and no matter what you believe today. If he took me in and transformed me as he has, and I was as lost as one can be, all of us can know God and be saved under his redemptive love. Chaplain Hutch
You say you're not attacking me, you're attacking what I say. Hutch, I'm not mocking you, I'm mocking what you say. Can you see the hypocrisy?
Must you yell at me in all upper case capital letters, Hutch? The folktale I referred to was the story of raising from the dead in the original post. My "god" forgives you and loves you, too, Hutch.
I don't believe in God but I believe in "god." The idea is that there is a nameless infinite mystery unknown. If we experience it, we feel awe, a "religious" experience. Problems (fights and wars) begin when we give names to this nameless infinity and impute specific characteristics to it. Hindus describe it one way, Buddhists another, Jews another, Christians another, Moslems yet another. "Our way is the best way!" each religion claims. So I'm an "atheist" regarding the specific "god" each religion describes and claims is the best "god," yet I believe in "god," the one beautiful nameless infinite mystery unknown. Go figure—
mr s
The nameless power and mystery that sustains our reality of the universe and manifests in infinite forms and ways.
Experienced, god evokes wonder, awe, curiosity, knowledge of the preciousness of all life, humility, and joy.
Experienced, god inspires courage, remorse, repentance, openness, honesty, mercy, forgiveness, kindness, generosity, selflessness, and love.
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