oldiesman

Martin Luther, A Life Think and Grow Rich The Hoax of the Twentieth Century Life is Tremendous

Thank you so much Charity for taking the time to say all of this it's greatly appreciated.

I would say partial ... it's a bit easier to understand for me. Yes, I believe parts of revelation haven't happened yet.

You know as much as me that faith is believing... but I should have said "former faith" since she apparently lost it along the way. I know nothing about schizophrenia... did a little AI searching but can't speak authoritatively. Scriptures promise a chance at healing with the Lord but not guaranteed (unlike that TWI hand that always fits in the glove, we know healing is not always the end result). But first, I would do everything medically in the senses realm... medication, therapy, etc. While seeking that, continuing in prayer (and fasting) and wait for a response from God. We know God allows these things to occur -- the biggest question is why? I don't have an answer to that, but the fact that I don't doesn't stop me from continuing to have faith in him.

You don't have to believe that Steve Urkel exists to despise the character of Steve Urkel. Isn't that what some might refer to as a strawman argument?

Christian

omitted post here wrong thread -- sorry!

"you lost your faith in God along the way... let me help you get it back I am willing if you want my help..."

Certainly not... but I believe a reason to worship God and continue in the faith, comes from awe and respect for what he's done to demonstrate his grace and mercy and believing that his justice ultimately will prevail. I've been told in the catholic faith that eternal hell is part of that justice; only don't ask me to explain that. I do have a question about atheism in general. What is it really? I thought it was not believing in the existence of a god and/or any spiritual being? If that is the case, why the "F God" to something that doesn't exist? All that really says is atheists do believe in God but hate his guts?

Watched the video clip. As to the gentleman who said " 'F' God ", I was wondering if he has any fear of eternal hell or any reservations, or otherwise willing to accept living eternally without God; if it comes to that. I would be afraid. His outlook seems as bad as one can get.

There is at least one other pressing of this sensational tune but I believe this is the first pressing: