Fabi, Venezuela is playing against Inter on monday. I am gonna laugh my ass off if we win this game 
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Amazing book, that. Brilliant, yet as St Thomas was dying he said it was all like a child's book. Leaves one stunned.
Not at all.
I like my boundaries, actually. They keep me focused. It might be said that a lack of boundaries is Modernisms greatest drawback.
By believing in everything, one ends up believing in nothing.
Not at all.
I like my boundaries, actually. They keep me focused. It might be said that a lack of boundaries is Modernisms greatest drawback.
By believing in everything, one ends up believing in nothing.
No. no no , lou... Not believing.... Listening, taking on board, inwardly digesting... Accepting, but not believing , being open to all trains of thought, drawing knowledge from other sources, seeing when the elastic breaks.... Believing has no relevance here....
As a man of Christian faith, can i ask, Have you read the Qu'Ran ?
As a man of Christian faith, can i ask, Have you read the Qu'Ran ?
We live in a fallen world. We chose to turn away....which was our free will. If He comes in and fixes every problem, we will no longer have either free will (ie if it was 100% apparent to everyone of God's existance, we wouldn't be having this discussion), or Faith (belief in a thing not seen) for that matter.
Think of it this way: do you trust your grown child to make her own decisions, or do you step in and make all her decisions for her? Those are the two options, basically. In option 2, you have made your child a robot essentially; in option 1, you certainly risk your child being hurt, but growing in the process. Most parents would choose 1. So did He.
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We live in a fallen world. We chose to turn away....which was our free will. If He comes in and fixes every problem, we will no longer have either free will (ie if it was 100% apparent to everyone of God's existance, we wouldn't be having this discussion), or Faith (belief in a thing not seen) for that matter.
Think of it this way: do you trust your grown child to make her own decisions, or do you step in and make all her decisions for her? Those are the two options, basically. In option 2, you have made your child a robot essentially; in option 1, you certainly risk your child being hurt, but growing in the process. Most parents would choose 1. So did He.
We live in a fallen world. We chose to turn away....which was our free will. If He comes in and fixes every problem, we will no longer have either free will (ie if it was 100% apparent to everyone of God's existance, we wouldn't be having this discussion), or Faith (belief in a thing not seen) for that matter.
Think of it this way: do you trust your grown child to make her own decisions, or do you step in and make all her decisions for her? Those are the two options, basically. In option 2, you have made your child a robot essentially; in option 1, you certainly risk your child being hurt, but growing in the process. Most parents would choose 1. So did He.
Who's to say he even cares?