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God of truth and mercy, You see what we cannot. You hear beyond our words. You know the weight behind our beliefs, the wounds behind our questions, the fears beneath our certainty. To the ones who speak with conviction—give humility. To the ones who speak from pain—give healing. To the ones who...

Clete. Right Divider. I hear you. Loud and clear. You’ve made your assessments, drawn your conclusions, and passed your judgment. I won’t waste time trying to defend myself against accusations of superiority or spiritual confusion. That’s not a conversation—it’s a closing argument in a trial I...

To everyone in this thread—JudgeRightly, Clete, Right Divider, Bladerunner, and others—I want to say thank you. Thank you for the engagement, the pushback, the challenges. I didn’t come here looking for a fight, and I’m not leaving in bitterness. I came for the kind of conversation that sharpens...

God cannot sin. That’s not a limit—it’s the line that separates the holy from the hollow. Sin isn’t power. It’s the breakdown of it. It’s rot. It’s rebellion. God doesn’t bend like we do. He doesn’t fracture. He doesn’t fake it. He’s not capable of corruption because He’s not like us. He is...

Not sure how to answer this. Are you seeking to spar or simply not knowing or being sarcastic or are you asking yourself the question and answering it yourself. A sort of self diagnosis?

You ask me to “establish” it—as if faith were a thesis paper or a doctrine in a seminary catalog. Like it can be dissected, annotated, defended with tidy citations and syllogisms. But you don’t establish faith in a classroom. You earn it in the streets, in the gutters, in the fire where theology...

That was a horrible time. My grand parents and much of my family come from the Waco area. I believe God is capable of all things. A persons faith is their faith. They are suitable for such so long as they harm nothing and no one in their practice. I respect peoples faiths but I believe in the...

Thank you very much.

I believe it’s possible. Maybe the flood happened, maybe it didn’t. Maybe none of it lines up exactly like we think. In the end, only the infinite knows for sure. I’ve read the arguments, seen the doubt, and I still choose to believe. Not because it all makes sense, but because there’s a faith...

Great conversation. This is what I was hoping for when I joined. Theological perspective. To me theology ain't just about sitting in a quiet room stacking up doctrines. It’s sort of a mental struggle. It’s digging into the guts of life and asking, What does God have to do with all this? You can...

Knowing the theology of the Bible and actually believing in every aspect of it it are two different things. I’ve studied it enough to know the Bible wasn’t written all at once, and it sure wasn’t handed down perfect. It was pieced together over thousands of years by different men, in different...

I say some things are man devised and others are spiritual. I choose to have faith in god and I take some things with a grain of salt knowing we cant know it all and that's ok.

Bottom line—the question was, "Is there any obvious evidence today for the biblical global Flood?" And the straight answer is no, not really. There’s no solid, clear-cut proof that a global flood like the one in the Bible actually happened. Yeah, we’ve got layers of rock, stacked fossils, even...

But in the end, no one really knows. No one alive saw it happen. No video, no proof that would hold up in court. What we have are the remnants—mud, rock, bones, and stories. Some people take it by faith. Some write it off. But it’s still here, thousands of years later, still being told, still...

Nah, to me the flood in the Bible, from Genesis 6 through 9, sits in that strange, gritty tension between myth and memory, judgment and mercy, truth and tale. It's presented as a worldwide catastrophe—a divine reset triggered by human corruption, where God spares only Noah, his family, and a...

I’m a Christian who believes in the Trinity, the authority of Scripture, and salvation through Jesus Christ but I'm not blind to man infused scripture either. I don’t come from an academic background—I come from lived experience. My faith is active, grounded, and honest. I don’t play church...