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Do you own a smart phone, and, if yes, which brand? Are you satisfied with it? How often do you use it on average everyday? Do you intend to change it in the near future? Anything else you'd like to share about smart phones? Let's discuss. :p

What do you mean by "your True Love wife"? :confused:

Really? How is that a better question? Why does He even give us life in the first place if He doesn't want us here on this planet? How is it fair that His people in the old days lived over 100 (Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses etc.), while nowadays He takes away people who put their faith in...

So, why did God take him?

Nabeel Qureshi Dies at Age 34 Christian apologist Nabeel Qureshi, author of two best-selling books, died yesterday after having been diagnosed with cancer last year. He was 34 years old. May he rest in peace.

That's a very long way of saying: 'yes, unitarians do go to hell'.

Do unitarian Christians who worship only The Father and consider Jesus to be the Messiah, inspired by God, but not part of a Trinity, go to hell? Can you pray only to The Father and still have a chance to be saved?

Yes, I wasn't referring to actions, of course. Most people can control their own actions. However, intrusive thoughts - we have little control over them.

They can't. Trust me. I've tried many times. So have thousands of psychologists who have been trying to cure OCD for decades.

Where do you get the idea that a multitude of sick folk were by the pool from? I literally see no mention of any other sick men being there and asking Jesus to heal them and Jesus saying "no". The statement, "...I have no man, when the water is troubled, to put me into the pool: but while I am...

Firstly, nowhere does it say that there were other ill men there at the time that Jesus healed the men who had been ill for thirty-eight years. John 5:3 tells us: "In these lay a multitude of those who were sick, blind, lame, and withered, [waiting for the moving of the waters". The verb "lay"...

Do you consider yourself to have this relationship with The Father that Jesus spoke of? If yes - can you do miracles? Have you ever prayed for a terminally ill cancer patient who, as a result of your prayer, was healed? If not - do you know anyone who does have this relationship?

That's the problem, you see. God's word (at least the one from The Bible) doesn't seem to be consistent. Jesus said: Whatever you ask in My name, that will I do, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son. If you ask Me anything in My name, I will do it. (John 14:13-14) Unless He was...

Well, that's kind of what the problem the original poster was pointing out: Mother Theresa had a profound faith crisis throughout half of her life, and it went as far as to doubt God's existence.

The only way I could find out that I'm wrong would be if Jesus Himself came down from Heaven and told me that I'm wrong. And He would have to prove that He's Jesus by showing me angels and by reviving someone who has been dead for 4 days like He did to Lazarus. And if He could prove that He is...

Doesn't that give modern science a valid motive to disprove God's omniscience, considering that God's explanation of natural phenomena from the Book of Job contradicts the scientific discoveries of our times?

What about the cases of the non-believers who are healed by the "so-called" Christian faith-healers? I've seen atheists and Muslims being healed by Christian preachers who prayed over them.

Is the Book of Job real or allegorical (like one of the parables Jesus told)?

Are you a cessationist or a continuationist? Which of the two doctrines do you consider to be true? Do miracles and the gifts of The Holy Spirit still happen after the apostolic age?