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I think they will have to rule against it. Otherwise, it will be tit-for-tat politics, which will unravel our republic. I expect SCOTUS will have to rule on it soon. They can't drag their feet on this one.

When God commanded certain groups of people to be destroyed, it was either as a form of judgment or it was to protect Israel. In that day, if you don't completely wipe out your enemy, they would come back to wipe you out. But I think what is missed is that there were giants among the Amalekites...

I would expect nothing less from Yahoo News. God can use nature to accomplish His will; that doesn't make it any less miraculous. It would require more faith to believe that a natural phenomenon, apart from God, coincidentally happened at the exact moment the Isrealites needed it.

That's a fair question. The conspiracy is that it has been suppressed, but who knows? Depending on the environment, bones can last for decades or longer. Under ideal conditions, they could last centuries, but even bones don't last forever. Foziliation is even more rare. Of all the dinosaurs that...

I think they are accurate terms but perhpaps better exists. When I think of the natural world, I think of natural laws like gravity, thermodynamics, Newton's Laws of Motion, etc. . "Super" just means above, beyond, or superior to something. The supernatural world then opperates above and beyond...

The same eco nuts who wanted them in the first place. Their "solutions" always cause new problems. I remember in the 80s it was all about saving the trees, so grocery stores switched from paper to plastic. Well, plastics don't decompose, so now plastics are bad.

Assuming they are real, my vote is spirtual entities. Rather they are demonic or angelic I don't know. It seems occasionally, under certain circumstances, the supernatural world bleeds over into the natural world.

Without free will there's no such thing as love. Love by it's very nature can't be forced or coerced. God wanted a human family that would freely love Him and that requires a choice. In Christian Universalism, that choice is taken away. If there is no free will then we are just puppets in God's...

This would seem to negate free will and remove personal accountability for one's wrongs. Answering for wrongs is not the same as paying for them. That would mean someone like Hitler got away with murder. It would also lessen Christ's work on the cross. If everyone is saved at the end, what was...

Univeraslism then? Would take include Satan and Hitler? What if someone doesn't want to be reconciled?

I have a different perspective. One of the reasons things have gotten so bad is that Christians have ceded ground to the enemy. We no longer fight for the things we believe in but have become passive spectators. We expect God to take care of it all while we do nothing. God works through people...

I get it now. What do you purpose God does with them?

Can you define what you mean by "sugar-coating hell"?

A place of eternal separation is as good a definition as any. I think eternal separation means what it says. You're cut off from God for all eternity. When you reject God, you reject everything that He is. God is love; hell is devoid of love. God is light, hell is outer darkness. Hell is the...

They want to be gods and bring us into their version of utopia. They want to get back to the Garden of Eden, so to speak, but without God. They never turns out how they imagine. All man-made utopias are Satanic.

Moral laws that are found in both the old and new covenants: prohibitions against murder, theft, adultery, and bearing false witness. Keeping sexually pure, honoring our parents, not following other gods, etc. Jesus really only gave one commandment: to love one another. Moral laws, like natural...

What you are describing is microevolution but it's really just the expression of the variations within a species. A moth may change its color to adapt to the environment, for example, but it's still a moth. What Darwin described is macroevolution, the changing of one kind into another. That has...

There are certain universal moral laws that are reiterated in the New Testament, stealing and adultery are among them. Jesus did many things on the sabbath that would have been unlawful under the old covenant (Mat 12 ), but we live under a new and better covenant.

It's the only "insurrection" in history where the people were not armed and were casually escorted into Capitol.

If we're going to keep the sabboth then we would have to keep all the other laws. But Christians have never followed the Old Testament laws, they were meant for Israel.