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 Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 9:17pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
raphieMontella:We can examine the claims of buddha too and then compare to see which holds water raphieMontella:Please explain in clear terms what you mean by emotions are tools of satan raphieMontella:Dont be hostile my friend. The Truth is waiting for you. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 9:12pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
4kings:What are you? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:57pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
plaetton:The publication was mentioned in the oP. An atheist, 4kings also specifically gave the link to the article in the front page. You obviously did not read through. Why are you people in such a hurry to dismiss this  plaetton:But why  Why are you people like this The date is clearly written in the oP and the location. You owe it to yourself to do a further research before being in such a haste to dismiss it. plaetton:You can discredit the credibility of the author, the journal or even the institute. Its typical of hardcore atheists. Can you please read just once plaetton:I did not mention the atheists for a debate nor a reply. I wanted you all to just see this and ask yourselves those questions you've been running from. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:48pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
raphieMontella:But we can examine carefully the claims of Christ as well as other people. Lol. How are emotions the tools of satan, please explain. raphieMontella:Why do you keep including "fake" .Its like you admit there is an Original or you want to keep yourself sure. You owe it to yourself to rationally look at the available evidence. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:43pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
hahn:"Come to me all of you who are weak and are heavy-laden and I will give you rest."- Jesus. Once again, I have no power of my own. If i'm led by the Spirit to tackle certain situations, of course I will. That said, I help people often, what do you do?. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:41pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
4kings:Of course, I couldnt expect less from a hardcore atheist. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:37pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
raphieMontella:Lol. Actually, I can give you a straight answer. Yes, I want you to believe in God with me. You dont have to include "fake"  lol.We can look at the evidence and make evidentially correct inferences. Its unfortunate no atheist can answer my question. 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:33pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
raphieMontella:Should we also scrap emotions from the attributes of human beings? 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:32pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
RabbaRabbi:More like this actually   5 Likes 2 Shares
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:30pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
hahn:I have no power of my own, neither does any pastor. All power belongs to God. All miracles are not by the power of pastors, but by the leading of the Holy Spirit. Do you have someone at igbobi? |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:20pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
shadeyinka:Great!!! They want every virgin to throwaway their useless virginity. This is serious!! But really its just crazy. How can one be fighting for or evangelising disbelief The level of irrationality behind this idea is seriously strange. It is why no atheist have ever answered my question:Do you want me to disbelieve in God with you? A clear answer cant be given for that question. A few - minority of humanity may have lost it. 6 Likes 1 Share
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 8:06pm On Oct 15, 2016*. Modified: 8:23pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
4kings:Did I forget to include in my submission that many atheists such as the one ive quoted will rush to google to see what they can get in defence of their worldview from atheists websites. James Bishop addressed the issue of some seeing and not seeing. My friend here did not read well, in a haste to be correct, he is making the same mistake he accuses theists of. But really, what does it take to admit the limits of the human capability or like Einstein put it: "We are in the position of a little child entering a huge library, whose walls are covered to the ceiling with books in many different languages. The child knows that someone must have written those books. It does not know who or how. It does not understand the the languages in which they are written. The child notes a definite plan in the arrangement of the books, a mysterious order, which it does not comprehend but only dimly suspects." 7 Likes 2 Shares |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:11pm On Oct 15, 2016*. Modified: 7:55pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
[size=17pt]Winner01's Submission[/size] The fact that the corpse eventually remained a corpse after such a frenetic display and in the context of a divination house suggests a demonic involvement rather than a Godly resurrection. The devil is a bad imitator. That said, I have no doubts that resurrections have occurred, do occur and will continue to occur. It's pretty difficult for an atheist professor to concede the fallibility if his own worldview. Not only an atheist professor but the co-founder of the Society for Humanistic Anthropology and founding editor of Anthropology and Humanism. Most atheists are quick to explain away supernatural events especially when they have not personally experienced it. Many other atheists who experience such events may either ignore it, pass it off as coincidence or continue in their campaign because of their vested interests despite the fact that they may know the truth. As usual, I'm expecting atheists to explain it away like those ones above, I'm expecting some to call it a christian "lie", I'm expecting some to call it a form of ritualistic trick, I'm expecting some to say i'm deluded, I'm expecting some to say Grindal was deluded like other atheists who have experienced strange situations which made them question their beliefs and remain sober for life, I'm expecting very few to get this mans book and travel back in time into his mind to know what he really saw. I'm expecting..you know...anything Sometimes you should keep quiet, be sober and admit that there exists some form of trancendent power behind the curtains, independent of nature that acts on nature. Atheism has been around well throughout the history of humanity, there are obvious reasons why it has gained little or no traction. There is more to reality, that is why the vast majority of people who have ever lived have questioned reality in order to reach for the supernatural. Despite the atheists presuppositions, I have only one advise for the atheists even though ive never really believed that they question everything. My advise is clear and simple: Question Atheism 4 Likes 1 Share
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| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:09pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
[size=17pt]5. Was Bruce Grindal Lying?[/size] Jim challenges, “What a bunch of hooey! There’s nothing saying that this guy was examined by a doctor and declared to be dead. Either this was a trick or the author is lying.” Jim’s proposal would stretch credulity particularly because he would have us believe that Grindal did several very unlikely things. Firstly, Grindal would have to make this all up, and then base an entire article he penned for the Journal of Anthropological Research on an imaginative lie. If he was ever caught to be lying, or inconsistent in any way, it would have severely damaged his scholarly reputation which, for most, is far too much of a risk. However, scholars have widely documented and commented on Grindal’s remarkable experience without them entertaining the idea that he lied about it. Scholars trust his testimony. Secondly, we would have to hold that Grindal not only lied to his wife, but also to his student, and managed to convince them that he was telling the truth when he wasn’t. According to his widow and his student this experience, quite naturally, had a big impact on Grindal for the rest of his life. Did he simply lie, write about the lie in Journal of Anthropological Research, risk his reputation, and then convince those who knew him best (such as his wife and student) that he really saw this even though he really didn’t? It’s hard to entertain Jim’s challenge as being plausible and I don’t think it stands under a little scrutiny. Conclusion. I think we have good grounds for affirming that not only did Bruce Grindal witness a man being raised from the dead, but that he was also telling the truth of what he witnessed that night. Further, it is also unlikely that Grindal hallucinated this event. It is possible that one may hallucinate given their lack of nourishment and sleep, however, having entertained that proposal it just doesn’t seem to match the details sufficiently. I strongly think that since Grindal was an atheist himself prior to his experience this should be a red flag for our atheist friends. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:09pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
[size=17pt]4. Is Ali’s Being Raised From the Dead Like Jesus’ Resurrection?[/size] Melissa says, “This is definitely one of those bizarre stories much like the resurrection of Jesus. Yet Jesus was the one who predicted His death and resurrection and then delivered on both accounts.” I’d would agree with Melissa that Ali’s raising is “much like the resurrection of Jesus” in the way that it is also a remarkable event of which evidently had a profound impact on certain people. But they are certainly not the same. There are other miraculous accounts within the Bible where people have been raised to life after having died. For example, Elijah resurrected the son of Zarepath’s widow (1 Kings 17:17-24), Elisha resurrects the son of the Shunammite woman (2 Kings 4), and a dead man comes back to life when he touches Elisha’s bones. However, this supernatural power is likewise commanded by Jesus when he brings back to life a widow’s son (Luke 7:13-15), Jairus’ daughter (Matthew 9:25), and Lazarus (John 11:43-44). However, there is a big difference between a resurrection and a revivification. Philosopher and exegete William Lane Craig explains that “A person revived from death merely returned to the mortal life and would die again; a resurrection in Jewish thinking was to glory and immortality. Certainly miraculous revivifications of the dead were known—Jesus himself raised the dead in that sense—, but such revivifications were not, properly speaking, resurrections”. Jesus was resurrected into an enteral, imperishable body that would never taste death again, unlike Lazarus, Jairus’ daughter, and even Ali himself. In this way they are not the same. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:08pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
[size=17pt]3. How Does This Square with Christian Theology?[/size] Robert asks an important theological question, “How does that fit the Christian world view? How was he raised? It sounds like a tribal ritual.” What we should note is that Grindal’s own testimony does not say that he converted from atheism to Christianity. All we know from his life transforming experience is that he rejected his atheism. Now, there are a few things we could say concerning this. Firstly, that a miracle, such as this one, could occur apart from the supernatural power of Jesus Christ is consistent with Christian theology and very much attributable to Satan. According to the Apostle Paul the Antichrist “will use all sorts of displays of power through signs and wonders that serve the lie” (2 Thess. 2:9). The Gospel of Matthew has Jesus warning that many “will appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive” (Mat. 24:24), and according to Revelation 13:11 there will be “great signs, so that he even makes fire come down from heaven on the earth in the sight of men. And he (will) deceive those who dwell on the earth by those signs which he was granted to do.” Thus, on a Christian worldview that this man was raised form the dead apart from the power of Jesus (assuming that this was the case as we do not know) demonstrates that Satan is present and therefore able to accomplish remarkable feats. Moreover, I contend that there is power dark power in witchcraft. In one interview I had with a close friend, prior to his moving away, he informed me that he, alongside several other Christians, prayed for a student who had been involved in witchcraft. This was because her mother was steeped in it and this, in turn, filtered down to her daughter of whom they were praying for. My friend informed me that when he and others began praying for this girl, evidently hostile to this group of Christians for no apparent reason, she fell to the floor screaming and writhing. This is but one of several testimonies I’ve received concerning supernatural power commanded by Satan. In other words, that Ali was raised from the dead is attributable to dark power that is not in accordance with Christ. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:07pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
[size=17pt]2. Only Grindal’s Testimony and Scientific Investigation.[/size] William offers several remarks, “Your only argument against hallucination is that the event was witnessed by other people. Where are the testimonies of those other people? There aren’t any are there… this is simply one person’s account… Yet another “miracle” that just so happens to occur in a time and place that makes it immune to independent scientific investigation.” The testimony of an atheist, Bruce Grindal, who believed everything to the contrary of the possibility of something being raised from the dead is a worthy testimony. As far as we know this event affected Grindal for the rest of his life as his widow as well as one of students affirmed. The real question is whether or not Grindal was telling the truth, and whether or not he provides a reliable testimony. As far as we know all the evidence points in his direction. Do we have any reason to suspect that he is lying or being disingenuous? No. Then that William attempts to undermine “Yet another “miracle” that just so happens to occur in a time and place that makes it immune to independent scientific investigation” of which I contend is just confused. Firstly, no-one expected a person at his own burial to be raised from the dead so why would anyone expect investigative researchers to be present? Miracles are unexpected events that are surprising and sometimes quite shocking; they are not events that one can prepare for and thus scientifically observe as some critics demand. How would William even suggest for investigators to scientifically observe a person being raised from the dead? Should investigators kindly ask the relatives if they can quickly borrow the corpse, transport it to a lab, plug it to machines, and then require several priests to come in and pray for the corpse to see if it revives? As soon as critics like William can actually come up with ways in how one could actually even apply such a method then we can entertain his idea further. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:06pm On Oct 15, 2016*. Modified: 7:41pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
Some interesting feedback by both believers and critics will follow. James Bishop reviews these questions and challenges and respond to them accordingly. [size=17pt]1. Bruce Grindal Was Just Hallucinating.[/size] Nicholas, a writer at Hume’s Apprentice, explains that “Grindal confirmed that he had eaten very little in the 48 hours or so leading up to his hallucination, and also that he had slept poorly. Lack of sleep and lack of food are known causes of hallucinations.” This proposal is problematic for several good reasons. Firstly, as I touched on in the actual testimony itself, that the man, Ali, was raised from the dead was not only witnessed by Grindal but by others also present. Grindal affirms as much writing that “It was although everybody present simultaneously touched a live wire. No words were said, indeed, what could be said?” And as I explained hallucinations are subjective projections from within one’s own mind and thus cannot, or is extremely unlikely to, be experienced by other people, and especially in larger groups. On top of that it’s even more unlikely that all the people present would witness the same hallucination. According to clinical psychologist Dr. Gary Collins, “Hallucinations are individual occurrences. By their very nature only one person can see a given hallucination at a time. They certainly are not something which can be seen by a group of people…Since a hallucination exists only in the subjective, personal sense; it is obvious that others cannot witness it”. In agreement clinical psychologist, Gary Sibcy, informs us that he has “surveyed the professional literature (peer-reviewed journal articles and books) written by psychologists, psychiatrists, and other relevant healthcare professionals during the past two decades and have yet to find a single documented case of a group hallucination, that is, an event for which more than one person purportedly shared in a visual or other sensory perception where there was clearly no external referent”. Further, it is difficult to accept that an atheist would hallucinate a dead person coming back to life. Atheists don’t believe in miracles and thus are likely not predisposed to subjectively hallucinate such a thing. This claim is thus just far too unlikely. In good conscience we, if we’re to allow the evidence to speak for itself, ought to dismiss this event as mere subjective, and collective, hallucinations. These lines of argument would do away with Nicholas’ challenge that Grindal was subject to hallucinations because of not eating food and sleeping enough. It is true that a lack of eating can lead to the possibility (it’s not guaranteed) of hallucinations but this clearly fails to make sense of the testimonial data presented. Moreover, as Michael Block writes in his examination of visual hallucinations, “Patients usually recognize them as being distinct from reality…”. In other words, if Grindal suspected he was merely hallucinating these events, he would have known. However, we can sympathise with Nicholas’ attempt to explain this remarkable event away. Simply put, if this really happened then atheism is outright false and that would certainly be too high a price to pay for atheists like Nicholas. On an atheistic worldview people don’t rise from the dead. As I already said it is much easier to simply reject phenomena as being hallucinations even on how unlikely such a scenario would seem to be. As far we know this event had a massive impact on Grindal to the extent that it caused him to reject his atheism, as Mike Licona explains, “Grindal was an atheist. He wasn’t after this experience. I have spoken with his widow, he died in 2012, I’ve [also] spoken with one of his former students, and they both say that this experience disturbed him for the rest of his life… he never wanted to talk about this experience after getting it put in writing.” Now, Nicholas then concedes more than he actually intends to; he writes that “By Grindal’s account, some saw the resurrection and OTHERS DID NOT SEE ANYTHING. That is key: if the drummer boy had objectively risen from the dead everyone would have seen it, but they did not.” Essentially if some people saw it then it strongly implies that we have multiple eyewitnesses. That’s a persuasive piece of evidence that Nicholas actually concedes rather than denies. Now, one could speculate as to why not everyone present had witnessed Ali’s raising. Remember that Grindal said that the ceremony occurred at midnight when it was dark. It is likely that those who were in the background, and thus who were not up close to the raising, would not have seen the events unfold especially if, as Grindal says, no-one was expecting it to happen. Moreover, Grindal affirms that a group of singers began to dance around the Ali’s corpse prior to him being raised from the dead. This would have obscured the view for some onlookers. Moreover, northern Ghanaian burial ceremonies are not exactly structured. They take place in rural villages and attendees don’t exactly sit in pews, rather they dance, sing, chant, and engage in diverse traditional practices. Many attendees are probably just too busy occupying themselves with something else that they wouldn’t have noticed Ali being raised for the short time he was. Therefore, there are, I believe, several rational explanations as to why not everyone present would have witnessed Ali’s raising. However, what really matters is who witnessed it. Bruce Grindal, an atheist, witnessed it alongside other attendees. It was proof enough for Grindal to reject his atheism. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Atheist Professor, Bruce Grindal, Witnesses Man Raised From The Dead. by winner01(op): 7:05pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4360730_screengrab20161015185225edit_jpegb8b09b80b5b9c5b46c30204a85a596bc The following is a remarkable and well documented testimony from a report chronicled in the Journal of Anthropological Research in 1983 by anthropologist and Professor Bruce Grindal. Grindal was an atheist who taught at Florida State University. He was also the co-founder of the Society for Humanistic Anthropology and founding editor of Anthropology and Humanism. For over a year Grindal lived among the Sisala people of northern Ghana, and it was then and there that he witnessed a person being raised from the dead. The person raised, by the name of Ali, was a highly respected drummer in the tribe. A few days after Ali’s death, Grindal was invited to witness the burial ritual. He traveled five miles to the village and entered the compound where the corpse was prepared. According to Grindal, “the corpse was already putrid and oozing juices. An old woman was sitting next to the dead man with a fan even though the corpse had been washed about three hours earlier. The stench in the room was horrible”. The burial ritual began the following day near midnight. Ali had been dead for three to four days and his corpse was seated upright against the wall where a group of singers began to dance around it. Grindal explains that he “saw the corpse jolt, and occasionally pulsating. The corpse, shaken by spasms, then rose to its feet spinning and dancing in a frenzy. As I watched, convulsions in the pit of my stomach tied not only my eyes but my whole being into this vortex of power. The corpse picked up the drumsticks and began to play. After a while the corpse was once again sitting against the left wall of the compound. In conclusion, I can say with intuitive certainty, that on the night of 23 October 1967 I witnessed the raising of the dead. This experience was real and was seen as such by those who sat to my right in the divination place. It was although everybody present simultaneously touched a live wire. No words were said, indeed, what could be said?” However, since this case is so threatening to a naturalistic worldview, one Atheist has tried to explain away Grindal’s testimony by claiming that he was hallucinating due to a lack of eating food. I’ve repeatedly noted that when one fails to provide an adequate explanation for phenomena on their worldview it is always easier to play the hallucination card… However, this is clutching straws due to the fact that it wasn’t only Grindal who witnessed Ali being raised from the dead. Hallucinations are subjective projections from within one’s own mind and thus cannot, or is extremely unlikely to, be experienced by other people, and especially by larger groups. Moreover, it stretches credulity that a man, who was an atheist, would hallucinate a dead person coming back to life and then only to begin playing the drums. Again, hallucinations are subjective projections from what already exists within one’s own mind and therefore, to an atheist, it is unlikely that he would hallucinate a dead man coming back to life since that doesn’t exist on his worldview. Christian scholar Mike Licona explains the significance of this, “Grindal was an atheist. He wasn’t after this experience. I have spoken with his widow, he died in 2012, I’ve [also] spoken with one of his former students, and they both say that this experience disturbed him for the rest of his life… he never wanted to talk about this experience after getting it put in writing.” Source: James Bishop's Blog 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Christianity Etc › Re: The Stupidity Of Theists by winner01(m): 6:07pm On Oct 15, 2016*. Modified: 7:51pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
May God help you oo.
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| Christianity Etc › Re: 9 Devastating Actions White Slave Masters Took To Convert Black People To Christ by winner01(m): 2:43pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
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| Christianity Etc › Re: 9 Devastating Actions White Slave Masters Took To Convert Black People To Christ by winner01(m): 2:37pm On Oct 15, 2016 |
Nice try. Ill address your proof-less thread on the space ive booked below when i have the time. Cartoons are not proof. In the mean time, i leave you with this video. Not that I believe it though, but its worth watching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpbTcxai1Kg |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Christ Existence; Any Evidence Aside The Bible? by winner01(m): 9:05pm On Oct 14, 2016 |
raphieMontella:Was there a christian holy war? Were people killed because they refused to be christians? I'm well aware of the attrocities of the catholics, which pales in comparison to that of godless men. But how did christianity spread, please educate me cos how we know christianity spread is illustrated in the picture below. You do realize that christians suffered terror from the claws of the catholics than any other group .You are not thinking clearly too. How can you say "presently christianity is superior in ''numbers''.. and then go on to say and never will (be so)". Guy, it is so, and will continue to be. The best you can do is rant on nairaland for the better part of your life or pick up arms like the countless numbers of atheist mass murderers who shared your opinions. Islam has been the fastest growing religion since the early 90's and it will be the same in the next 90 years, the reason is simple. It is self-destructive. Why do you even do what you do
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| Christianity Etc › Re: How I Lost My Belief In God by winner01(m): 8:37pm On Oct 14, 2016 |
doobyScoo:You are young both in age and faith, and you might be feeling the effects of spending much time on an atheist section paraded as a religion section. If you have noticed the comments of atheists here, they are welcoming you and even asking you to speak out, even though you've claimed not to be an atheists. You need to understand that you cant be on your own as you've claimed, atheists understand this too. You are either on the inside or on the outside. As a matter of fact there are 2 sides to life or even everything. Light and darkness, good and evil, truth and err and ultimately life and death. There is a contention between both sides and we can attest to this even in reality. One good reason why you cant be left alone is because you dont exist by yourself. Being born to a christian family does not mean anything, 5 alter calls do not mean anything either. It is a deep realization of the truth that matters, you can only acheive this by searching, even if it leads you to answers that may make you unsatisfied. As for your ideas on hell, i dont think we can wish it away, if we do, it does not change anything. If I, or any other human were to write the bible, I can bet we would scrap the idea of hell and paint a picture of an all loving God devoid of wrath and Justice. I struggled with this ideas too at a time, infact most of my extended families are muslims. Ive tried talking to them about truth of the Gospel, its the only thing i can do. To get people to do anything all over the world, you must be willing to first introduce it to them. Your opinions or mine wont change anything. We may not even understand it. But wishing it away just to live in a short delusion is illogical. C.S. Lewis said "If you are concerned about your loved ones that won't be in Heaven, the most irrational thing you could do if you are truly concerned about those on the outside is to remain outside yourself." If you will stand a chance of helping people on the outside, you must be on the inside first. PM me, lets discuss better. 1 Like |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Christ Existence; Any Evidence Aside The Bible? by winner01(m): 8:08pm On Oct 14, 2016 |
But why always Jesus.... Oh I love Jesus. 2 Likes 1 Share
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| Christianity Etc › Re: See why athiesm is a device of the devil by winner01(m): 8:06pm On Oct 14, 2016 |
hopefulLandlord: 7 Likes
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| Christianity Etc › Re: From Christian Family To Atheism To Jesus Christ: My Explanations by winner01(op): 8:01pm On Oct 14, 2016 |
LightandDarkness:Something does not come from nothing. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Nigerian atheists should take several seats by winner01(op): 5:49pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
hopefulLandlord:Maybe you should tell your brothers this. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: From Christian Family To Atheism To Jesus Christ: My Explanations by winner01(op): 5:49pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
LightandDarkness:Human existence itself defies all known laws of nature. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: Touching Christian Pictures by winner01(op): 5:44pm On Oct 13, 2016 |
Pidggin:Bless you. |
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