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Well, here we are again about to embark on yet another misadventure in this stupid desert that can never just be peaceful. I think that President Trump should keep us out of the war. Netanyahu attacked the nation of Iran while negotiations between Iran and the US were still ongoing. His...

I'm really not interested in trying to prove it either way. I think it's mostly irrelevant to the discussion.

Yes, that's called politics. Politicians lie when they enter the arena. Did you ever really believe Trump when he said he was a Christian? I remember laughing out loud because it was so preposterous. You will never get what you want if you mix politics with morality. It's oil and water. We...

It was more a figure of speech. Whether there is or isn't a devil, the left has clearly fallen into madness.

The left has turned into a cult. In religious terms, they've taken Jesus down from the cross and put "identity" in his place. That is the god they worship now. I don't always agree with Trump, but I voted for him. He is mild reformer at best, and as such, I don't expect anything too drastic...

Yes. We aren't guaranteed tomorrow.

To survive. If animals could speak, I imagine they would say much the same.

Not everyone is a detective. Nor do we have all the time in the world. But some people do. I look up those people on YouTube. XD

For something touted as a very deep and personal relationship, this sounds very one sided. So we are to pray, to sound like fools to those around us, to ourselves even, and hope that someone is listening? Plus, if God's will is going to be done regardless, I fail to see how my prayers are going...

I assumed you thought it was true and not a mythological story. I was somewhat taken aback by the specific spot on the map where this event supposedly took place. Thanks for clarifying.

But how does the natural man not see asking God for help also as foolishness? It's all connected. When I do pray, I don't feel like anyone hears me.

Interesting. How do you know this to be true?

Where did he send them? The Arctic?

Fair enough. But everything rests on that story being true.

It's just a story. Then why did he get so upset in the story? It's interesting that he couldn't just forgive them then. People have been saying that for years. They live, they die, and it never happens. He even told his followers that he would return within their lifetimes. But he didn't...

Probably continue to debate the topic.

The condition of man in the garden was little different than that of a pet. They only knew themselves when they ate from the tree. Why is having knowledge such a threat to God? Because everyone dies and never comes back. Even Jesus hasn't come back. Perhaps. But if what you tell me is true...

Going to heaven to be with God isn't the goal? Then what is? I rejected Jesus because I don't believe he can save me from death. I think I've lived a fairly decent life, such that I wouldn't buckle while being judged. Although the thought of eternal punishment is obviously unpleasant.

I appreciate your candidness, Matthias. We need more of that these days. My next question is, why do so many believe it is true? I'm not sure what you're asking. Can you elaborate, please?