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As far as we know, he still has his glorified body. Is it flesh and blood? Certainly not normal flesh and blood.

Yeah, I heard the same stuff 40 years ago...

It doesn't say he is Spirit now. I don't know of anywhere that says he doesn't still exist in bodily form.

Ok but I have to say God isn't literally a man. Jesus is. God is spirit. From him come both the masculine and feminine virtues.

Yes. He's very critical of his people sinning.

I wanted to live in the woods and be a professional outdoorsman. Either a writer or tournament fisherman, or something else. I changed my mind a lot. I worked a lot of factory jobs for years. Never was totally happy there. Turns out I do live in the woods and I tan hides for a living. God is good.

I agree on the first paragraph. Not so sure on the other. I suspect a lot of folks thought the end was near at any major catastrophe in history.

Sin isn't matter.

God didn't cause sin. He allowed it. Scripture says he holds everything together . .it doesn't say that he causes everything.

As plagues go, this one is mild. Why do so many people assume it's going to usher in the end of the world?

Macho stunts. Like jumping your bicycle over a ramp. I mean if you're twelve. If you're thirty, carry her Groceries or fix her car. Stunts hurt too much once you get past 20.

I have a very different view of the movie. It may have been one of the most effective evangelistic tools of all time, IMO. Now, as for Mel, again, IMO, he was attacked for making the movie, not just by Hollywood, but by Satan himself. Mel's big fall came not long after. I have often wondered if...

Again, I'm not recommending the movie I mentioned, as I have not seen it. I was hoping for some comments on the quote from the movie trailer: "Be careful who you pray to." If a film glorifies the satanic, I would say to stay away. But, the truth is, you usually don't know what message is in any...

Marks, Curious why it was a mistake to see the Passion?

Logan is the last Wolverine movie. From Marvel's X-Men series. It is rather dark.

Asking God to increase our faith is a good thing, but Jesus makes it plain that we have to have faith of our own first.

Ok, as far as horror movies in general, I've never been a big fan, but I have watched some stuff that might qualify for the title. But I also find it fascinating that Hollywood is so obsessed with good versus evil. In a world where relativism seems to be the predominant moral compass or rather...

"Be careful who you pray to." Ok, so if you go watch the trailer, the basic premise is that a girl is doing miracles supposedly by the power of The Virgin Mary, but actually it's Satan. I actually agree with the line above, as a protestant. Praying to Mary is wrong. Can Satan use prayers to...

No, they are commended for having faith. The disciples asked Jesus to increase their faith, and he threw the ball back in their Court, saying if you have faith as a mustard seed you can move mountains. That's just one example.

I have read them and people are commended for their faith.