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Author Topic:   Why must we believe *before* we die?
tsig
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Message 128 of 302 (248274)
10-02-2005 4:39 PM
Reply to: Message 35 by iano
09-29-2005 9:44 AM


going to hell
Which is kind of why I write what I do...even if I'm not going there. I wouldn't wish it on worst enemy (if I had one)
Never met anyone who believed in hell who thought they were going to go there, it must be comforting to see your enemies suffer.

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tsig
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Message 129 of 302 (248281)
10-02-2005 5:17 PM
Reply to: Message 71 by iano
09-30-2005 6:05 AM


Re: Canceling
Mother Theresa, Hilter, you, me. All steeped in the filth and dirt of sin. There was only one born and who remained sinless. Only one who was considered a suitable sacrifice on which to lay sin. But death couldn't hold Jesus - which is why he rose from death.
When he rose from the death did it cancel your salvation?

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tsig
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Message 130 of 302 (248289)
10-02-2005 5:28 PM
Reply to: Message 79 by Faith
09-30-2005 6:58 AM


Re: death makes strange bedfellows
Love God. Be immensely happy.
No Faith, I think you'll be joining me and Crashfrog as we plot the revolution. We'll be on the first beer fountain.

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tsig
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Message 131 of 302 (248292)
10-02-2005 5:42 PM
Reply to: Message 98 by Legend
09-30-2005 11:42 AM


can't cut it
I, for one, think iano put it quite beautifully there. This is what Christianity (and most religions) are all about: *Desperation*. The vast majority of born again Christians I know, converted during a serious personal crisis: serious illness, bereavement, bankruptcy, etc. When they couldn't rely on themselves or others any longer they turned to the last desperate recourse, God.
So we only find god when we can't cut it, sorry been there got no answer.

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