GDR On Faith

ONE response and then I hope to leave you to your errors.You wonder what sins your friend committed to deserve MS and cancer. Wasn't I clear that we INHERIT sins and punishments? She may personally have committed nothing to bring on her diseases.

The windmills of God grind exceeding fine.ABE: By the way, I looked it up and found its source is pagan philosophy, which is acknowledging both that God's judgment may take a long time in coming -- The saying is actually: "The mills of God grind slowly but they grind exceeding fine" -- but exact (implying fulfillment to jot and tittle). So it's not a Christian concept, it's another of those recognitions of the Law of God by pagans, like karma that I already mentioned. God's Law is recognized by many peoples as both slow and precise. "Ancestral" sins are also mentioned in the article, implying that pagan philosophers also knew that we inherit sin.Mills of God - WikipediaEdited by Faith, : No reason given.Edited by Faith, : No reason given.

I guess you missed the previous post which shows that even pagan philosophers have recognized that God's Law operates in the ways you condemn from your height of superior morality.

You slammed the idea of divine retribution as an evil made-up Christian thing, so I thought that showing that the idea isn't merely Christian ought to make some difference.Obviously it doesn't.My mistake.Edited by Faith, : No reason given.

OK, Phat, then how do YOU explain the two NEW TESTAMENT scriptures I posted about Jesus Second Coming in vengeance against His enemies?ABE: Here: {I asked Phat, jar, I know your answer, I would like to hear Phat's.)Edited by Faith, : No reason given.