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Just when I thought I'd heard everything. We got an eclectic bunch, here. No denyin' 'at.

Give you the BDTs, do they?

I used to torture myself with that Nashville Hot stuff.

Most people have plenty to work on just from this: Exodus 20:12 KJV: Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee. Exodus 20:13 KJV: Thou shalt not kill. Exodus 20:14 KJV: Thou shalt not commit adultery. Exodus 20:15 KJV: Thou...

We sure do seem to be packin' 'em in, don't we? It's no fair, I tell ya! :mad: Not enough Seventh-day Adventists around here. :cool:

Except for the slight obsession you seem to have with plagiarism - lol. Nobody's making any money off of anyone's intellectual property here, Ron. :rolleyes: You seem to be worried someone will sneak in some good stuff from somebody you don't like. :p Your beliefs aren't exactly kosher, either...

I think that's definitely true for most people. In my case, however, I've had something more like allergies to certain types of food for nearly my whole life. And I don't have sensitivities to most foods that people tend to have as they get older. I don't think I'm special—just weird/defective...

Oh, I hear you. I love onions, but they despise me. Raw ones make me cramp up almost immediately. :mad:

Just had two wraps: Cucumber, red bell pepper, grape tomatoes, and cashew mayo in whole wheat tortillas. Yumsville. :D

I hope you're right, sis. :)

The spoiler is part of my signature. Indeed, it has nothing to do with the thread. :) These debates over the nature of God, in my short experience here, rarely seem to amount to anything but contention. And many of those who contend (on both sides of the argument) exhibit that those who do...

Romans 14:1 NKJV: Receive one who is weak in the faith, but not to disputes over doubtful things.

Of course, it makes sense! Have you read my signature? :p And if anyone thinks that he knows anything, he knows nothing yet as he ought to know. (1 Corinthians 8:2) Did I ever tell you about the time I saw an angel?

I know this is a debate forum, but I can't keep track of which Calvinist believes what, so the debate is like a game of dodgeball and those who are not Calvinists are IT. One says they believe in free will, another engages in the false dilemma fallacy, etc., etc., blah, blah, blah... And the...

Youbetcha, my good friend. :cool::D;)

"Confronting Calvinism," Part 5 When Jesus was talking to Pilot, he didn't say, unless it was given to you from above, you would have no power to tie your shoes. It wasn't personal decisions that Pilot needed to have granted to him from above. But what kind of authority was granted to pilot from...

"Confronting Calvinism," Part 4 There's no Injustice with God. What I'm trying to say, is that Romans 9, if you're really careful with it, doesn't teach what it looks like it teaches when you come at it with a very surface approach. But thank God, Romans 9 isn't the only chapter in the Bible...

"Confronting Calvinism," Part 3 Romans chapter 9 pulls in a metaphor in verse 20 and 21. This is the metaphor of the Potter and the Clay. Did Paul originate this metaphor or did he draw it from the Old Testament? Certainly, he got it from the Old Testament, got from Jeremiah 18. And in that Old...

"Confronting Calvinism," Part 2 All right. Look at First Peter 1. First Peter chapter 1 looking at verse 2 First Peter 1 verse 2; that word elect is an adjective in this sentence. You normally would read that word like a verb, right? But in this sentence is an adjective. It means chosen. Chosen...

"Confronting Calvinism," Part 1 I was in the home of a man named Mike. Mike is a serious Calvinist. That is his view of the Bible and of religion is that God is the one who is Sovereign to such an extent that he chooses everything that happens, everything that will happen; what you will do and...