Miracles of Bible...

[BitMos]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.   

never... ahaha.

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[BADecker]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.   

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.     

[BitMos]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.   

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.     

hearing cut roman 13 every sunday is boringer than you imagine 

[cryptodevil]

Wasn't the whole point about this thread being created in response to the now-closed-because-the-damn-atheists-wouldn't-stop-disproving-our-claims-about-the-koran-itself-being-evidence-of-miracles thread, so that the Xtians could prove their 'holy' book was also evidence of the miraculous?

Simply spouting text from the stories about supposed miracles that took place isn't the same thing. The Muslims claimed that their text contained knowledge that COULD NOT have been known at the time by mortal man, albeit, these claims were rapidly shot down in flames as the absurd string of fallacious arguments they were, but their thread was at least about the claim towards trying to show their book as being more special than yours, Xtians.

So you can't just roll out a list of 'miraculous' events, as this is not the same thing as showing your eclectic collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables possess within them a quality which, by the mere fact of inclusion, serves as evidence that your book is moar speshul.

At this point it looks like you're losing. Come on Xtians! Make an effort here otherwise your book will, too, simply end up looking like it is, in fact, just a collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables.

[BADecker]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.   

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.     

hearing cut roman 13 every sunday is boringer than you imagine 

That's because people are listening to the wrong part of the plant, rather than smoking the right part.

 

[BitMos]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.   

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.     

hearing cut roman 13 every sunday is boringer than you imagine 

That's because people are listening to the wrong part of the plant, rather than smoking the right part.

 

not bad 

[BADecker]

Wasn't the whole point about this thread being created in response to the now-closed-because-the-damn-atheists-wouldn't-stop-disproving-our-claims-about-the-koran-itself-being-evidence-of-miracles thread, so that the Xtians could prove their 'holy' book was also evidence of the miraculous?

Simply spouting text from the stories about supposed miracles that took place isn't the same thing. The Muslims claimed that their text contained knowledge that COULD NOT have been known at the time by mortal man, albeit, these claims were rapidly shot down in flames as the absurd string of fallacious arguments they were, but their thread was at least about the claim towards trying to show their book as being more special than yours, Xtians.

So you can't just roll out a list of 'miraculous' events, as this is not the same thing as showing your eclectic collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables possess within them a quality which, by the mere fact of inclusion, serves as evidence that your book is moar speshul.

At this point it looks like you're losing. Come on Xtians! Make an effort here otherwise your book will, too, simply end up looking like it is, in fact, just a collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables.

Well, there are a lot of people today who claim miracles in Jesus name through the laying on of hands. And while modern medicine won't formally acknowledge any miracles, there are lots of healings in people that seem miraculous, that the doctors simply don't understand the why and the how of.

[BitMos]

Wasn't the whole point about this thread being created in response to the now-closed-because-the-damn-atheists-wouldn't-stop-disproving-our-claims-about-the-koran-itself-being-evidence-of-miracles thread, so that the Xtians could prove their 'holy' book was also evidence of the miraculous?

Simply spouting text from the stories about supposed miracles that took place isn't the same thing. The Muslims claimed that their text contained knowledge that COULD NOT have been known at the time by mortal man, albeit, these claims were rapidly shot down in flames as the absurd string of fallacious arguments they were, but their thread was at least about the claim towards trying to show their book as being more special than yours, Xtians.

So you can't just roll out a list of 'miraculous' events, as this is not the same thing as showing your eclectic collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables possess within them a quality which, by the mere fact of inclusion, serves as evidence that your book is moar speshul.

At this point it looks like you're losing. Come on Xtians! Make an effort here otherwise your book will, too, simply end up looking like it is, in fact, just a collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables.

Well, there are a lot of people today who claim miracles in Jesus name through the laying on of hands. And while modern medicine won't formally acknowledge any miracles, there are lots of healings in people that seem miraculous, that the doctors simply don't understand the why and the how of.

not understanding doesn't mean miracle.

 

[BADecker]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.   

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.     

hearing cut roman 13 every sunday is boringer than you imagine 

That's because people are listening to the wrong part of the plant, rather than smoking the right part.

 

not bad 

Thank you. I know you have tried it both ways. Now, take Romans 13 apart and see that God isn't telling anybody WHICH government you are to follow - outside of following His, more than any other.

However, if you have made a commitment to follow a government and be a citizen thereof, shouldn't you live up to your agreements? If you don't like the government that you are in, change your agreements and get out of it. Getting out of the government doesn't have anything to do with remaining on or removing yourself from the land.

[BADecker]

Wasn't the whole point about this thread being created in response to the now-closed-because-the-damn-atheists-wouldn't-stop-disproving-our-claims-about-the-koran-itself-being-evidence-of-miracles thread, so that the Xtians could prove their 'holy' book was also evidence of the miraculous?

Simply spouting text from the stories about supposed miracles that took place isn't the same thing. The Muslims claimed that their text contained knowledge that COULD NOT have been known at the time by mortal man, albeit, these claims were rapidly shot down in flames as the absurd string of fallacious arguments they were, but their thread was at least about the claim towards trying to show their book as being more special than yours, Xtians.

So you can't just roll out a list of 'miraculous' events, as this is not the same thing as showing your eclectic collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables possess within them a quality which, by the mere fact of inclusion, serves as evidence that your book is moar speshul.

At this point it looks like you're losing. Come on Xtians! Make an effort here otherwise your book will, too, simply end up looking like it is, in fact, just a collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables.

Well, there are a lot of people today who claim miracles in Jesus name through the laying on of hands. And while modern medicine won't formally acknowledge any miracles, there are lots of healings in people that seem miraculous, that the doctors simply don't understand the why and the how of.

not understanding doesn't mean miracle.

 

It does when it defies common knowledge and understanding. In fact, that is what miracles are all about. From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/miracle?s=t:

miracle
[mir-uh-kuh l]

noun
1. an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause.
2. such an effect or event manifesting or considered as a work of God.
3. a wonder; marvel.
4. a wonderful or surpassing example of some quality:
a miracle of modern acoustics.
5. miracle play.

[BitMos]

Wasn't the whole point about this thread being created in response to the now-closed-because-the-damn-atheists-wouldn't-stop-disproving-our-claims-about-the-koran-itself-being-evidence-of-miracles thread, so that the Xtians could prove their 'holy' book was also evidence of the miraculous?

Simply spouting text from the stories about supposed miracles that took place isn't the same thing. The Muslims claimed that their text contained knowledge that COULD NOT have been known at the time by mortal man, albeit, these claims were rapidly shot down in flames as the absurd string of fallacious arguments they were, but their thread was at least about the claim towards trying to show their book as being more special than yours, Xtians.

So you can't just roll out a list of 'miraculous' events, as this is not the same thing as showing your eclectic collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables possess within them a quality which, by the mere fact of inclusion, serves as evidence that your book is moar speshul.

At this point it looks like you're losing. Come on Xtians! Make an effort here otherwise your book will, too, simply end up looking like it is, in fact, just a collection of highly-edited-over-the-centuries cherry-picked old-and-new testament fables.

Well, there are a lot of people today who claim miracles in Jesus name through the laying on of hands. And while modern medicine won't formally acknowledge any miracles, there are lots of healings in people that seem miraculous, that the doctors simply don't understand the why and the how of.

not understanding doesn't mean miracle.

 

It does when it defies common knowledge and understanding. In fact, that is what miracles are all about. From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/miracle?s=t:

miracle
[mir-uh-kuh l]

noun
1. an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause.
2. such an effect or event manifesting or considered as a work of God.
3. a wonder; marvel.
4. a wonderful or surpassing example of some quality:
a miracle of modern acoustics.
5. miracle play.

they believe to define? 

[BitMos]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.    

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.      

hearing cut roman 13 every sunday is boringer than you imagine  

That's because people are listening to the wrong part of the plant, rather than smoking the right part.

 

not bad  

Thank you. I know you have tried it both ways. Now, take Romans 13 apart and see that God isn't telling anybody WHICH government you are to follow - outside of following His, more than any other.

However, if you have made a commitment to follow a government and be a citizen thereof, shouldn't you live up to your agreements? If you don't like the government that you are in, change your agreements and get out of it. Getting out of the government doesn't have anything to do with remaining on or removing yourself from the land.

nope nope, sometime you believe in good faith that for example your are going to defend and protect the us constitution and bills of rights illustrations of the God Given Rights to all Natural Born American Citizens, however then you discover the Epstein and Clintons of these United States... and you are free, as always, because only in the deepest of your soul can you hope to find the force to be ready to what will come, it's death, and be ready, not a piker, for sure.

edit: most plants don't move because they know it's useless to hide, and they will never be far enough .

[BADecker]

can I contribute with weed? to share? ahaha.

I always thought the greenery in the background was palm branches or something similar.    

never... ahaha.

So that is why the congregation is so captivated. The fragrance of weed flows over them.      

hearing cut roman 13 every sunday is boringer than you imagine  

That's because people are listening to the wrong part of the plant, rather than smoking the right part.

 

not bad  

Thank you. I know you have tried it both ways. Now, take Romans 13 apart and see that God isn't telling anybody WHICH government you are to follow - outside of following His, more than any other.

However, if you have made a commitment to follow a government and be a citizen thereof, shouldn't you live up to your agreements? If you don't like the government that you are in, change your agreements and get out of it. Getting out of the government doesn't have anything to do with remaining on or removing yourself from the land.

nope nope, sometime you believe in good faith that for example your are going to defend and protect the us constitution and bills of rights illustrations of the God Given Rights to all Natural Born American Citizens, however then you discover the Epstein and Clintons of these United States... and you are free, as always, because only in the deepest of your soul can you hope to find the force to be ready to what will come, it's death, and be ready, not a piker, for sure.

edit: most plants don't move because they know it's useless to hide, and they will never be far enough .

If you are not part of government, yet you uphold them, you are upholding something outside of yourself.

For example, the 9th Amendment means, that none of the rights that are listed in the Constitution, nor the fact that certain rights are listed in the Constitution, can detract from other rights that people have.

In other words, the Constitution is virtually worthless for controlling the individual activities of individual people, because the people have always had the right to do whatever they want. Just because they allowed a Constitution and Constitutional Government to be set in place, doesn't take away from any of their rights whatever they might be. The 9th Amendment expresses this.

The Constitution and government are for controlling corporations, for protecting property for the people, and for dealing with foreign nations. That's it. Nothing that the government does against any of the people has any effect if the people stand up and use the 9th Amendment.

No need to hide.

[Gimpeline]

In the first book of Harry potter is say that he would be a great wissard. By the end of the last one he crearly was. Tis proves by any bible standard that Harry potter is real.
if the book says it's true, then it is true

[BADecker]

In the first book of Harry potter is say that he would be a great wissard. By the end of the last one he crearly was. Tis proves by any bible standard that Harry potter is real.
if the book says it's true, then it is true

Harry Potter is true fiction. It is fiction. It is true that it is fiction. So, it is true fiction.