You should have a nice long talk with the the Chosen One and Harry Reid as well as all the other demo's
Repub's insults towards the demo's is hardly noticeable compared to the demo's
http://youtu.be/c1Q1qzfL9rE
I agree let him walk as far as I'm concerned !
To post a you tube link go to view you tube then click on share then copy the highlighted link and then paste it here or where ever you want hope this helps :D
ginnyt wrote:
I do believe in God with all my heart, always have and always will. When I am asked why I believe in God, I can only say that I believe because I choose to believe. I do not have a reason not to believe. I can see order and intelligence in the universe that is just so perfect that it could not have been an accident.
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"I would rather live my life as if there is a God and die to find out there isn't, than live my life as if there isn't and die to find out there is." Albert Camus
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Hope this makes an strong imprint on the girlfriend and maybe there won't be a next time with her !
banjojack wrote:
While I make no claim to being a Christian, I would like to offer this: Can science cause a cell to just "happen?" Think of how incredibly complex that cell is, still not fully understood. There are around 45 TRILLION cells in the human body, depending on the size of the human. The odds against one single cell just "happening" are so large as to be a mathematical impossibility. Yet we are asked to believe that this impossibility happened not just once, but trillions of times in just one human, times six billion humans on this planet, times all the other carbon based life forms on this planet. Every plant and animal. What are these cells composed of? Atoms, which in turn are composed of protons, neutrons and electrons, which are in turn composed of still smaller particles known as quarks. Not just here, in this tiny little speck of a world in a small galaxy, no different from millions of others. Everything works, everywhere, just like it's supposed to, and it just .......happened. If you believe otherwise, you are a knuckle walking troglodyte. Right, sure.
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So the next question is where and how did the very first cell / first atom / first neutrons / first electrons come into being ?
boofhead wrote:
The bible does not say that man needs certain minerals and vitamins to maintain the life that God gave him, but he does. The entire complexity of life, including evolution, could have been part of His plan.
I'm curious so can you show me in the scriptures where God use the evolution process in the creation ?
Everything I've read about the creation was that all God did was speak all creation into being !
boofhead wrote:
Why would you not accept that God put evolution into the equation in order to make it all work? He did not have to create every living organism, just set up a system that would do it for Him. We call that system Evolution. He probably just thought it logical. He made the system, wound it up and sat back to watch it work.
If you believe in God you must believe that everything was created by Him, including evolution, life, death, decay and so on. Do we think we can match His imagination?
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Seems to me you are trying to minimize God's power by trivializing that power !
To make it all work all God had to do was speak it into being so why would he put evolution into the equation plus there isn't any mention of evolution mentioned in the Scriptures at least I haven't seen it in there .
Ok here's a question for those that think man evolved from monkeys :D
At what point in time did all the different languages come into being :?:
The real answer can be found back in Genesis 11:8-9 :thumbup:
Trooper745 wrote:
Why would I accept evolution theory as fact? Show me proof of evolution. Where is the half man/half monkey that would prove evolution? Evolution is still only theory, believe if you wish, but I'll stick to the Holy Bible until you can show me proof that man "evolved" from a mouse to a monkey and then a man.
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jetson wrote:
Ray Comfort and Kirt Cameron, both are false teachers. They teach a Lordship salvation. They teach, if you have sin in your life you, will have to turn, from it, before salvation can come. In other words, if you are a drunk, you will have to stop drinking before you can be saved. They say, that goes for every sin. In other words you just saved yourself. The Bible says, the Holy Spirit does the work, when you repent. If a person has the ability to save himself, what do we need Christ for.
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No you are the one spreading a false salvation !
I will believe in the evolution of man evolving from apes when the apes in all the zoos become humans beings
Sometime after we all breathe our last breath will be the time we all will find out if the world was created by an intelligent designer :thumbup:
According to the scriptures there is a judgement day coming when we will stand before the creator and which ever position we have at that time will seal of fate for all eternity .
All who have accepted Gods plan for salvation in the death burial and Resurrection of his Son Jesus and place their trust in him by faith will inherit eternal live :thumbup:
All those that haven't done so will be cast out into eternal damnation :cry: :thumbdown:
joe1941 wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0u3-2CGOMQ
I dont have the amount of faith it would take to believe absolutely in my fellow man! I only have just enough faith to believe in God!
Ahhhh Ray Comfort a class act he sure had the atheist stumped 8-) :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
WTG Ray keep up the good work :thumbup: :thumbup:
Obamacare will put the finishing touch to the end of America
To all the uninformed useful i***ts pushing for this I hope your happy because there a whole lot of folks that aren't :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
One man's ObamaCare nightmare
By Jim Angle
Published September 24, 2013
FoxNews.com
Andy and Amy Mangione of Louisville, Ky. and their two boys are just the kind of people who should be helped by ObamaCare. But they recently got a nasty surprise in the mail.
"When I saw the letter when I came home from work," Andy said, describing the large red wording on the envelope from his insurance carrier, "(it said) 'your action required,benefit changes, act now.' Of course I opened it immediately."
It had stunning news. Insurance for the Mangiones and their two boys,which they bought on the individual market, was going to almost triple in 2014 --- from $333 a month to $965.
The insurance carrier made it clear the increase was in order to be compliant with the new health care law.
"This isn't a Cadillac plan, this isn't even a silver plan," Mangione said, referring to higher levels of coverage under ObamaCare.
"This is a high deductible plan where I'm assuming a lot of risk for my health insurance for my family. And nothing has changed, our boys are healthy-- they're young --my wife is healthy. I'm healthy, nothing in our medical history has changed to warrant a tripling of our premiums.
"Well I'm the one that does the budget, said his wife. "Eventually I've got that coming down the pike that I gotta figure out what we're gonna cut what we're gonna do, to afford a $1,000 a month premium."
Their insurance company, Humana, declined to comment, but the notice to the Mangiones carried this paragraph:
" If your policy premium increased, you should know this isn't unique to Humana -- premium increases generally will occur industry-wide.
"Increases aren't based on your individual claims or changes in health status," it continued. "Many other factors go in to your premium including: ACA compliance, including the addition of new essential health benefits."
ACA, of course, is the abbreviation for the President's new law, the Affordable Care Act -- which for the Mangiones will be anything but affordable because the law adds a new tax on every insurance policy and requires a list of additional benefits the Mangiones didnt want to pay for.
Robert Zirkelbach, spokesman for American Health Insurance Plans, which represents insurers,explained that "for people who currently choose to purchase a high deductible, low premium policy that's more affordable for them, they are now being required to add all these new benefits to their policy.
That," he says, "is also going to add to the cost of their health insurance premiums."
This comes amid a huge debate over whether ObamaCare will raise or lower insurance rates.
For the Mangiones, that answer is abundantly clear.