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JudgeRightly reacted to Clete's post in the thread Does Open Theism make us view eschatology differently? with
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Not in this context it isn't. Yes, you do. True. False to the point of lying, Derf! Show me one single example. Go ahead. Just one... -
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There’s another point worth making here… Far too many Christians today are weak. They're thin-skinned, emotionally fragile, and...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Clete's post in the thread Does Open Theism make us view eschatology differently? with Like.
Someone always makes this claim! In most cases, it's just pure projection. At best, you need to get your eyes checked! Not that we...
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A person on youtube gave a presentation on logic and reason explaining the concept of Logos. Then he argued against it in the comments...
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Does Open Theism make us view eschatology differently?.Point in case.
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JudgeRightly reacted to Nick M's post in the thread Does Open Theism make us view eschatology differently? with Like.
The late Bob Enyart said on his TV show "Why don't Christians pray over a flat tire?". Because they don't want to admit they are wrong...
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JudgeRightly reacted to Clete's post in the thread Does Open Theism make us view eschatology differently? with Like.
You and me both! How many years have we practically begged people to make an actual argument instead of just showing up to state...
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JudgeRightly reacted to ok doser's post in the thread Crisis On The Border, Thanks Joe! (you filthy rapist) with Sad.
Canada elects another liberal government
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They voted for the second plane
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JudgeRightly replied to the thread Does Open Theism make us view eschatology differently?.This is something I've been working on for a long time. It's easy to just say something and expect other people to take what you say as...
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Sure! It was certainly portrayed in the press as if they were real deportations and no judges were freaking out about it.
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I think that the point still stands.