Ridiculous Questions

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Ques:"If God created the sun on the fourth day, how do you know four days passed?"

Ans: A "day" is 24 hours. It isn't dependent on the sun. Alaska doesn't see the sun for months and yet they still have "days."

Source: https://www.facebook.com/official.Ray.Comfort 21 March 2017 ·

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Question: "There is proof of evolution. Have you noticed how children are taller these days? Welcome to observed evolution, change over time."

Answer: That isn't Darwinian evolution (as Richard Dawkins likes to call it). That's adaptation within the human kind (family). We see that happening throughout all of nature. It has nothing to do with evolution.

Watch www.evolutionVsGod.com to see the difference.

Ridiculous questions.

Question: "I know I'm a sinner, but I confess my sins to God daily. I tell Him that I'm sorry and I won't sin again."

Answer: If you find yourself in court with a $50,000 fine, will a judge let you go simply because you say you're sorry and you won't commit the crime again? Of course not. You should be sorry for breaking the law and, of course, you shouldn't commit the crime again. But only when someone pays your $50,000 fine will you be free from the demands of the law. God will not forgive a sinner on the basis that he is sorry. Of course we should be sorry for sin—we have a conscience to tell us that adultery, rape, lust, murder, hatred, lying, stealing, etc., are wrong. And of course we shouldn't sin again. However, God will only release us from the demands for eternal justice on the basis that someone else paid our fine. Two thousand years ago, Jesus Christ died on the cross to pay for the sins of the world. His words on the cross were, "It is finished!" In other words, the debt has been paid in full. All who repent and trust in Him receive forgiveness of sins. Their case is dismissed on the basis of His suffering death.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/official.Ray.Comfort 28 October 2013 ·

Christina Kent Said: "Ray and his followers see it [using God's Name in vain] as blasphemy, whilst the rest of us just say it out of habit. To us it is just another saying."

Ray Answers: Taking it "in vain" means that you count His holy name as worthless. It means nothing to you. It's just another cuss word that rolls off your tongue when your grubby heart wants to express disgust. The Third Commandment says, "The Lord will not hold him guiltless who takes His Name in vain."

Source: https://www.facebook.com/official.Ray.Comfort 31 October 2013 ·