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I haven't read it and don't care to and have no idea whether its accurate and I'm making no argument about any of that one way or the other but just to answer the question you've asked... The 300k "excess deaths" is referring to deaths in excess of what would otherwise have been expected across...

This thread is proof that people that buy into the hysteria, want shut downs that are totally medically innefective and think that masks make any difference at all don't give a damn about science or any other kind of sound reason. They are leftist control freaks. If they all died of corona virus...

I do not know that answer and I submit that you do not either. What we do know and what you have conceded is that Jesus is the incarnation of Love itself. How that works and just what it means is a mystery that we will not fathom in this life. On the contrary! John's explicit point is to equate...

I don't know exactly what it means to say that God is life and I don't need to know just exactly what it means. I just know that it is the truth by the same means that I know that Jesus loves me so. I know that the bible teaches me that God is life and I know that I am alive because God...

Reality does that. Logic is not determined, it is discovered. Asking "Who determines what is logical?" is like asking who determines how much energy the sun is depositing onto the Earth. No one determines it. It is what it is. Logic and sound reason is nothing more than conforming your mind to...

I have said many times that I do not worship love or reason except in the sense that God Himself is the embodiment of those things. Jesus Christ is the very incarnation of Love and Logic itself. There is much about that statement that we cannot know this side of the Pearly Gates of heaven but...

I don't understand the distinction. All truths that have been proven are logically necessary. That's what it means for something to be proven. There is no such thing as "a particular morality". Such a concept is an oxymoron. Something (or someone) is either moral or not. That is not to say...

That sentence is not constructed properly and so I'm not sure what you're asking. The words "logic" and "reason" can be synonymous with each other and I suspect that was your intention here but I could be wrong. In the strictest sense, "logic" refers to the rules that govern sound reason and...

How would you answer the question, "Why Paul?" If Jesus already spent three years training apostles and then, after the resurrection, sent them out with the so called "Great Commission" then where was the need for a thirteenth apostle?

I posted this a long time ago but it doesn't seem to have survived the software upgrade and so I'm posting it again here. Enjoy! Our Moral God The question of God's morality might, to some, seem a ridiculous question. To some the idea that God might not be moral is so ludicrous a thought that...

You wouldn't be saying that if it's removal made your guy winning basically impossible. And, by the way, compassion is not the basis for morality, life is the basis for morality. That which is proper to life of a rational being is the good, all that which destroys it is the evil. See Our Moral God

Ezekiel 13:19 And will you profane Me..., killing people who should not die, and keeping people alive who should not live...?”

Perhaps, but in so doing they leave injured parties with no legal recourse, which is precisely the reason why issues between states are allowed to originate the case at the Supreme Court in the first place. From the court's order... "Statement of Justice Alito, with whom Justice Thomas joins...

That's because he wasn't punished justly. If it had been done unto him as he had done to his neighbor, he would have stopped. And, in fact, that isn't quite right really. If that were the law, he almost certainly would never have committed the crime in the first place. In a nation with a just...

That's precisely the point! Thank you for conceding the debate. Not based on that list they wouldn't. There's no possible way they could. They DO NOT believe that Jesus Christ is the Creator become flesh - period. They would consider any such doctrine to be blasphemy. That single point alone...

NO! Not fraud but on the deliberate and in your face, changing of the actual rules of the election! The legislature didn't pass any law allowing mail in ballots, ballot healing, ballot drop boxes, the ignoring of post marks on the ballot envelope, etc, etc. These changes (and others) were...

This was sort of snotty thing to say. I don't think that the supreme court should do things that the constitution doesn't allow. Quite the contrary! I don't see where the constitution allows the Supreme Court to not hear a case where they are the court of origination. A point that two the of the...

Then what's the point of any state ever going to court over what another state has done? The point is that those states failed to make sure the cheating didn't happen and one state suing another before the supreme court is a perfectly legal and valid means of seeking a remedy. When a court...

This is just isn't true! Catholics very often are saved, of course, but no Mormon has put his faith in the correct Jesus. They do not believe that Jesus is God become flesh. They believe that Jesus and Lucifer were both spirit brothers, sons of "the father", who used to be a good "Mormon" on...

There was no fraud alleged in the Texas case. The case was about the voters of Texas (and 20 other states that joined the suit) were disenfranchised because these states conducted illegal elections based on facts that are not in dispute. It would be nice if the Supreme Court had to explain the...