Bobby Fischer believed in God?

Originally posted by divegeester
Why can't you just answer the bloody question?

because its irrelevant to a discussion about the resurrection, now why can't you answer
the very simple, when Jesus performed resurrections, where did he resurrect people
to, if you fail to answer, im done, sorry i have no time for arguing over irrelevancies.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
because its irrelevant to a discussion about the resurrection, now why can't you answer
the very simple, when Jesus performed resurrections, where did he resurrect people
to, if you fail to answer, im done, sorry i have no time for arguing over irrelevancies.

Your losing the last vestiges of credibility with me robbie. Here is the question I first put to you; now for the third time.

Can a non-JW person enter heaven or inherit the paradise earth you talk about?

It's a yes or no question.

Originally posted by RJHinds
Fischer withdrew from the 1967 Sousse Interzonal tournament in the 1966–1969
World Championship cycle, after leading with 8½ points from the first 10 games.
His observance of the Worldwide Church of God's sabbath was honored by the
organizers, but deprived Fischer of several rest days, which led to a
scheduling dispute.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Chess_Championship

Also, he wasn't very big on Jews. somewhat of an anti-semite. Though he was my chess hero as a kid, like with many American chess players my age.

Originally posted by moon1969
Also, he wasn't very big on Jews. somewhat of an anti-semite. Though he was my chess hero as a kid, like with many American chess players my age.

I was also born in march just a year later than him. But I had never heard
of him until after I was in the Army and was taught Chess by an Army buddy
from Chicago that sleep in the bunk above me.