Comments on: In your face atheism?

By: Quinson

Quinson — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 22:56:06 +0000

If I were to put 2 eggs together, and 2 of these eggs began to look at the other copying whatever the other did what would be the final diagnosis if one of the eggs wasn’t supposed to be the average egg, but remained that way because there was no change that took place inside?

The only One that can change you, really change you to flourish and be who God, the True God created you to be is Jesus Christ. But you’ll never know that transformation until you come out from among the eggs.

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By: Bob Hutton

Bob Hutton — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 09:29:55 +0000

I go by the teachings of the Bible. Jesus made it clear (John 14 v 6) that He is the only way to Heaven. he backed up His claim by rising from the dead. You don’t believe because the Devil has blinded you and, unless God opens your eyes, you won’t believe.

By: Tom van Gestel

Tom van Gestel — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 12:14:39 +0000

@ BOB

“Are you really prepared to stake your eternal destiny on a probability?”

There are thousands of different gods that people believe and have believed in, and the probability that the answer to als your questions and uncertainties is your, or any god at all is so infinitely small that to your above quoted question I can only reply with this question;

In the off chance you are destined to anything and this destiny is eternal, are you?

By: Bob Hutton

Bob Hutton — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 09:20:22 +0000

I don’t need to prove the existence of God. As an evangelist I just declare the Gospel and God gives the gift of faith to the elect. If He is drawing you to place faith in Christ then you will repent and believe.

By: joeldm

joeldm — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 05:54:01 +0000

Bob here believes in the Magical Snake, not the Turtle with the world on his back or the Golden Egg the Hindus believe in. That Bob needs a magical being in the sky to feel safe or at least to lord it over non-believers in the afterlife is not really all that bad. That’s why they call it the mystery of Faith. There’s no proof on either side. My children believe in Santa Claus and the tooth fairy and I find nothing wrong with that (at least until they’re 8 or 9).

Bob is just buying insurance and since I’m not aware of any other religious sales organization that pushes their product with the promise of eternal damnation, Bob is assuming the worst and paying to avoid it with his faith in the snake, the lamb and . . . what’s that whole Easter Bunny thing about anyway?

It gets hard to keep up with all the stuff Christians believe in, in the Old Testament mixing types of thread is punishable by stoning, so I guess polyester blends are right out of the question, but then slaves are OK. 2000 years ago some men wrote some stuff and now Bob takes it all very literally because a few million people passed the message along to him. Ever try that thing where you pass a message from one person to another in class and how ridiculously wrong it ends up being after 20 people have repeated it?

All the best Bob. The good news is that when you do die you won’t have any idea you were wrong . . . but then if the whole vengeful god thing (that was really made up well after Christ lived) is true, you’ll get to play the harp in heaven for all eternity while I get the business end of the devil’s pitchfork.

I’ll leave it to ya’ll to decide which is worse . . . .

JoeL
Atlanta

By: John Richards

John Richards — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:00:19 +0000

If someone believes that God does exist and created the universe, then I ask him/her to define the word God. I have never had a clear-cut answer which is why I am an atheist, not an agnostic. Another is that there has never been even the slightest, tiniest piece of evidence that there is or was some kind of creator or super-intelligence. Is there a web site just for atheists, I wonder. John

By: Bob Hutton

Bob Hutton — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 10:24:23 +0000

There is a way of knowing – the words of Christ are clear in the Gospels. You use the word “probably” when describing how you think God would act towards non-believers. Are you really prepared to stake your eternal destiny on a probability?

By: Bob Hutton

Bob Hutton — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 20:39:13 +0000

Jesus was not simply teaching people how to become better; He came to be a blood sacrifice for our sins. Those who truly repent of their sins and accept Him as their Lord and personal Saviour will go to Heaven; those who don’t will end up in Hell – it is that simple.