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[s] Unregisted User wrote on 22:24, 26th Jan 2005: If god is omniscient, then he would have known that his creation was going to be corrupted, and that it is corruptible. He did know. That does not stop a confectioner taking pride in his magnificient wedding cake - even though he knows that within a...

[s] Paul wrote on 22:16, 26th Jan 2005: [s] Rob Hearn wrote on 18:57, 24th Jan 2005: [i] Off the top of my head... Theological doctrines: 1. God is satisfied with his works Gen 1:31 God is dissatisfied with his works. Gen 6:6 Wow Rob, I thought you did not like quoting the Bible! You have quoted mor...

[s] exnihilo wrote on 21:30, 26th Jan 2005: It is NOT always better to get people interested. That is fallacious reasoning. If people are interested in issues and ina ctually thinking about policies before voting, marvellous. If, in order to get people interested, we have to reduce everything to sou...

[s] Rob Hearn wrote on 18:57, 24th Jan 2005: Off the top of my head... Theological doctrines: 1. God is satisfied with his works Gen 1:31 God is dissatisfied with his works. Gen 6:6 Wow Rob, I thought you did not like quoting the Bible! You have quoted more than I have done in a single post! You als...

[s] Unregisted User wrote on 20:31, 24th Jan 2005: What i've always wondered is, why would god send someone to hell for ever? That is how seriously God views sin and the rejection of his remedy for it - after all, it cost him the life of his only-begotten Son. "For the wages of sin is death; but the...

[s] Rob Hearn wrote on 19:26, 24th Jan 2005: [i]After several weeks of this, staying up into the early hours to study the Scriptures, God brought me to the point of repentance and conversion one Sunday night. You were born a High Anglican and you're still one. Big surprise. You inherited your faith ...