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It seems to me like many who have one subject nailed down pretty good just go completely off the beam on another.

Must be nice.

Luther is merely paraphrasing Romans 2:13 there.

Sometimes it really seems like none of us knows what we're talking about.

What does this look like in the everyday life of a person? Where does the rubber meet the road? And who actually hardens the heart: God or self? I realize that verses can be trotted out to support your statement, but just as many can be gathered to shore up other positions.

I need to read more than one verse to know who (or whose) I am.

lol

I suspect you're preachin' to the choir. :)

The Bible was written for the common man, but it is full of riches for those who will dig as for hidden treasure. :)

I'm definitely done here. Bye, folks.

There are other ways to be offensive besides insults. Besides, I was speaking in general. Grow some thicker skin.

Where do you think WebMD got their info from? Click on the link to find out.

That's good coming from you. Sarcasm is allowed under forum rules, btw.

Nothing more dangerous than expertise in the hands of a novice.

Lovely

Again, I couldn't agree more. :)

Yeah, it's an insult when it's not coming from a mental health professional. :)

Ok, now that together we've amassed sufficient documentation to establish that the CDC crudely estimates 80,000 deaths for the 2017/18 season, how exactly does that relate to the OP? And I still don't understand how you determine which stats are legit and which ones are phony. Because it's...

This isn't even a response. It's just a copy-and-paste of what you posted before. Do you trust stats or not? Or do you only trust your favorite flavor of stats?

Unless they come from WebMD and they say what you want them to say, right?