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Monk06

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1. If god was really omnipotent and omniscient would he spare one second of all eternity worrying about

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sun Aug 9, 2015, 02:26 AM

Aug 2015

Ted Cruz's life, let alone his political campaign?

This is why Catholics view protestantism as heresy. Protestants think god is a lifestyle councilor who talks to them and leaves them paste it notes on their refrigerators telling them how to set their daily priorities.

If the christian god was real and spoke to you, the one and only thing he would say to you is, "Yo bro, the world is ending now and you are FUCKED !!"

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Bill Maher Schools A Republican On Mixing God And Politics [View all] TexasTowelie Aug 2015 OP

If god was really omnipotent and omniscient would he spare one second of all eternity worrying about Monk06 Aug 2015 #1

I'll comment on this in a moment; but excuse me; god is on line 3 zebonaut Aug 2015 #2

I just got off the line with him. rickford66 Aug 2015 #3

But Glen Beck tells me to buy gold, who should I believe? A Simple Game Aug 2015 #4

If he didn't tell you to buy bullets, it must actually be Satan ThoughtCriminal Aug 2015 #5

Makes sense, no sense in having food, water, and seeds if you can't keep them. n/t A Simple Game Aug 2015 #6

yea, havent we all seen walking dead Keep-Left Aug 2015 #7

Well actually I haven't seen it, I'm not into documentaries. A Simple Game Aug 2015 #8