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Originally posted by Kryties
It's really simple from my perspective:
I prefer to believe in the existence of life amongst the 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 GALAXIES each containing several hundred million stars as opposed to an invisible being who performs 'miracles' using a method that is unknown and unprovable.
I have seen, first hand, what religion can do to a person, indeed a family. If there is a God out there he can go right-royally f@#% himself - only an evil psychopath would do to a family what I had happen to mine.
Originally posted by kykweer
reply to post by Kryties
Out of curiosity, have you touched and played with aliens like zeer0?
Still in the dream, a hand on her shoulder leads her, and she follows obediently. Eventually Kelly becomes aware that she is in a small room, with only a small table and a being standing before her. The being tells her she did not kill anyone and they had to use her sense of morality to overcome her fear. Kelly has a profound feeling that she knows this being.[bold] On a table behind the being is a Bible, one of hers, which had disappeared a few weeks before. The being gives Kelly a strange choice which deepens her suspicion of the beings' motives. She is told she can come but must leave the Bible behind. In the dream the being gives her this Bible. The dream ends at that point. A few days after the encounter, her husband found the Bible in the car. [/bold]
So she made a silent prayer which began with "Father." Therefore, given her brief prayer for clarification of the nature of the UFO event on the way up to her friend, as well as the use of the word Father, she got a sense of "mockery" when she heard the voice saying, "She is my daughter."
Oh, there's one thing I remember that he said: "I wouldn't harm her. She's my daughter." Now when I first saw the-on the way up to [my girl friend's] in the field, the first thing I did was pray. And I took it as sarcasm straight away. And it sounded like sarcasm. . . . It sounded like there was even a small laugh after that. I don't know-it just wasn't good to me
Originally posted by kykweer
reply to post by Zeer0
....As the Bible says:"he who lives in a glass house shalt not cast stones"
Originally posted by MasterGemini
They obviously were not following the words of Jesus. Religion is not uniform it is different everywhere and in everyone.
What religion were they, you know there are lots of religions and they don't all worship the same things or have the same practices right? Sorry you are so upset but you sound like a hate filled individual, you should probably address that at some point.
Originally posted by MasterGemini
Just said you come across as full of hate.
Originally posted by MasterGemini
reply to post by stevcolx
You have absolutely no understanding of the bible do you?
It is called FREE WILL, do you know what that means?
I am serious here, do have any idea what free will means in regards to the bible?
God does not control everything everyone does. People are free to make their own choices.
The ignorance of people here is repugnant.