07 Feb 14
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA world without mistakes would be dead boring to live in. Just imagine how dreary this forum would be if everyone here were right all the time!
Wonder if he, too, was "an agnostic dyslexic insomniac" preoccupied with a concern that mistakes were waiting to be made.
07 Feb 14
Originally posted by moonbusWould you estimate that theists and atheists active on this forum are each right and wrong roughly 50% of the time each?
A world without mistakes would be dead boring to live in. Just imagine how dreary this forum would be if everyone here were right all the time!
08 Feb 14
Originally posted by HandyAndyOriginally posted by HandyAndy
No, Bobby. What makes them "correct"? Your definition could apply to a hired killer.
Which decisions are the correct ones?
i]Originally posted by Grampy Bobby[/i]
Objectively focused and unemotional.... with the realization that some decisions have irreversible consequences.
Originally posted by HandyAndy
No, Bobby. What makes them "correct"? Your definition could apply to a hired killer.
... "which" or "what"?
Unless you're one of a group of "hired killers" the example is meaningless with respect to your personalized question.
08 Feb 14
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyRather than try to estimate who is right or wrong (which, if I am not mistaken, would come perilously close to the sin of presumption), I should like to shift the ground of the discussion by asking you a question. It is honestly meant--not a trick to lure you into possibly contradicting yourself.
Would you estimate that theists and atheists active on this forum are each right and wrong roughly 50% of the time each?
Do you believe that it will be your beliefs which will be tested on judgment day (I assume that that is a given for you)? Specifically, the truth or falsity, rightness or wrongness, of your beliefs?
08 Feb 14
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Originally posted by moonbusIf by "judgment day" you refer to the Great White Throne Judgment of those who have declined/rejected God's Grace Gift of Eternal Life by faith alone in Christ alone and a personal relationship in time and eternity, yours truly won't be there.
Rather than try to estimate who is right or wrong (which, if I am not mistaken, would come perilously close to the sin of presumption), I should like to shift the ground of the discussion by asking you a question. It is honestly meant--not a trick to lure you into possibly contradicting yourself.
Do you believe that it will be your [b]beliefs which wi ...[text shortened]... s a given for you)? Specifically, the truth or falsity, rightness or wrongness, of your beliefs?[/b]
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