any christians here in this entire site please stand up
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Einstein would be in Heaven.
That's one reason why I hate it when people say knowledge replaces faith.
"Th3re !s n0 spo0Ne." -The Matricks
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Leelu7777:
Ok, what just happened?
reckon he/she was replying to that upbeat river gal.
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Originally posted by Dinky:
Einstein would be in Heaven.
That's one reason why I hate it when people say knowledge replaces faith.
"Th3re !s n0 spo0Ne." -The Matricks
Not if some folks are to be believed. If you are a none Christian you don't get in. Einstein was Jewish.
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Eek! May I say that
1. I am a Christian.
2. I attempt to be grammatical at all times.
3. I try not to be defensive about my faith.
I would prefer not to be categorized with the ungrammatically defensive faction of Christianity evidenced above.
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I am a Christian, and I am proud of it.
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Originally posted by Dinky:
Einstein would be in Heaven.
That's one reason why I hate it when people say knowledge replaces faith.
"Th3re !s n0 spo0Ne." -The Matricks
Not if some folks are to be believed. If you are a none Christian you don't get in. Einstein was Jewish.
And he believed in God....
"Th3re !s n0 spo0Ne." -The Matricks
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Not good enough Dinky.
Sorry
But cheer up, he'll have lots of company, some Protestants don't think Catholics will be let in and visa versa and I suspect that once "11th day Baptists" split off from "10th day Baptists" they'll believe all the 10th day folks they left behind will burn too.
And you thought choosing the right preschool for your kids was tough....
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Err what I meant by he would be in heaven is by HIS beliefs.
It was too early in the morning when I typed that. I completely forgot what I said.
"Th3re !s n0 spo0Ne." -The Matricks
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Well, I have it on good authority from my Seventh Day Adventist and Jehovah’s Witness friends that just shy of 200,000 of us are actually making it to heaven. This puts the best odds at something like one in 60,000 that any one us will make it, and judging from my horrible luck with lotteries I’m not expecting much.
Actually, I’m hoping the Roman Catholics are right, because I could really use some time in Purgatory. I think it would do me some good. Get away from it all to a place where things aren’t really all that bad, though not really all that good. Just kind of so-so, like living in Sweden.
Nihil est incertius vulgo, nihil obscurius voluntate hominum, nihil fallacius ratione tota comitiorum.
Nothing is more unpredictable than the mob, nothing more obscure than public opinion, nothing more deceptive than the whole political system.
-- Cicero
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Hey, Leelu. You're not alone. I'm a believer, as well.
One bit of suggestion -- you'll never convince anyone to believe who doesn't want to believe. Present the truth of the gospel in a heartfelt manner, but don't become defensive if people reject it. People have been rejecting it from the dawn of time, and it would be presumptuous on our parts to think we can present it any better than even God's own son (who was rejected, too).
A second suggestion is learn who you need to ignore. If you read and respond to every post by everyone in here, you'll go crazy and more likely than not, be wasting your time and effort which could better be spent elsewhere. As I'm sure you already know, we're obligated to declare the gospel -- but, if it's rejected, the Lord instructed us to move on.
Thirdly, I never bothered going into the atheist thread because I'm not an atheist and it's not my place to interefere with them. Unfortunately, they don't feel the need to reciprocate, and seem to jump at the chance to stir up a rucuss in Christian threads. This was a lesson I learned all too well when I first went into Christian chat rooms years ago. I won't do so anymore, because (unfortunately) they are generally overrun by nonbelievers who just want to offend believers.
Oh. And we can also pray for those who attack us because of our beliefs.
(Not an easy thing to do, but required of us, nonetheless).
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