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“Since God is righteous he is working for the victory of righteousness.” - E.F. Scott

Atheist with a purpose. Wants answers but isn’t here to learn. What he’s interested in isn’t hard to figure out.

Interested in what? That’s the question.

You know the Bible says that he did both. Why then do you ask? Readers should remember that you have said that you aren’t here to learn.

I think it’s pretty simple. God can do anything (within the boundaries of his character.) Act with confidence. The pastor you spoke with gave, imo, a shaky answer. (Shooting pool without confidence is losing pool. Steady, not shaky, is key.)

He wasn’t riding a dragon. Does the fact that the story isn’t about a man and his dragon influence your decision about whether the story is or isn’t an allegory? He may have a valid point but I don’t like his answer. My father used to tell me when we were discussing billiards and beer at the...

Atheists dismiss the point made in Bible stories, “weird” or not. I’ve heard that it is. I’ll try to keep an eye out for it.

Why? I’ve never watched Shrek.