I am seeking the truth, but I dont think there is an inner turmoil. I’m really at peace. A couple of months ago I was even talked into strapping a scientologist’s e-meter machine something that measures stress. on other people it was going crazy, but when it went on me it was just dead. The scientologist thought the thing broke down, but as soon as he tried it on somebody it was working. just couldnt get a reading on me. :angel1:
Dead?..
the e-meter wasnt really dead. it was working perfectly, its just that it could not detect any stress from me.
You mean they can’t be objectively proven?
I meant are YOU dead?the e-meter wasnt really dead. it was working perfectly, its just that it could not detect any stress from me.
How Biblical:i guess im such a happy individual who is very slow to anger and doesnt know how to hold a grudge.
Christianity studies both Creator and creation. Modern science tends (charitably) toward agnosticism, since it can’t measure God in a laboratory (or get grants to study Him). Funny that the more Einstein studied creation, the more fervently he believed in God.
Funny how people cling to that fact. Yes, Einstein believed in God. Einstein is not the only intelligent man to have ever existed.
Nevertheless, for better or for worse, he has become a recognizable icon of genius, in the sense that the phrase “an Einstein” is virtually synonymous with the phrase “a genius.”
Amen!
A genius who humbled himself so as to glorify God. If anyone believes in science, cure the common cold and we’ll talk.A book does not cause divisions. People cause divisions. People’s misunderstanding causes division.
Having just watched a documentary on Iraq, I do not think your assertion about fragmentation is accurate.
That is because Bible Christians have rejected about 2/3 of the Divine Revelation.
Books are written by people.
how many divisions of islam do you see from that documentary? 30,000? 1,000? 100? 10?
you’re getting weaker…Books are written by people.
I already told you, Muslims kill anyone who is not Muslim in Iraq and Iran.
There was and is one true church. Once Luther succumbed to ego and disobediance, he lead many away. This is no reflection on the truths that were and are in the One true church, but rather a reflection on Luther and his followers.
Theoretically. But there have been divisions even before the term “Roman Catholic Church” was invented. Anyway Ive seen Catholics & Protestants who believe that all these christian factions, this diversity, are all part of the same body.
I totally agree with you. Thats just a small part of the muslim world. Whats your point?
If they are validly baptized, they are our separated brothers in Christ. They are akin to the prodigal son, in my view, and we celebrate their return, even if only one by one.
“I* cannot imagine a God who rewards and punishes the objects of his creation, whose purposes are modeled after our own - a God, in short, who is but a reflection of human frailty. It is enough for me to contemplate the mystery of conscious life perpetuating itself through all eternity, to reflect upon the marvelous structure of the universe which we can dimly perceive and to try humbly to comprehend even an infinitesimal part of the intelligence manifested in Nature*.” Albert Einstein
