Christian texts as favourites

I find the ninth chapter of the book of Saint John profound for what it says of the controversially understood Jesus. If the story is actually true about the miracle of healing the blind eyes of a human being born blind and made to have good vision by the touch of Jesus, then one might wonder and have awe even for who is this Jesus for what He has the ability to perform at the time that He was alive on earth? What medical physician has enabled a person, born blind, be able to see with the vision of someone who has never seen, after the treatment or surgery or aid given? I know of no such physician except Jesus.
Thank you.
-William

his followers referred to him as 'jesus the magician'.

you have to ask yourself... what was sloawn's purpose of this post? Was it to spark discussion, or to spread his ideas?

*shrug* whatever.... at least it wasn't as annoying as those stupid what if posts.

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-William

man, your grammar is totally asinine.

grammer.

do ya gots spel chek, full?

hehehe.

Let me tell you all a little story.

I was at a funeral, for a family friend. Over the bier was your typical crucified Jesus. Then--I saw him get down from the cross and start walking down the aisle. He was looking around at all the sad people and shaking his head disapprovingly. He came to the double doors, spat on the floor, and walked out.

did he leave a note?

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Originally posted by imthefoolonthehill
you have to ask yourself... what was sloawn's purpose of this post? Was it to spark discussion, or to spread his ideas?

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Spread a discussion: I don't think so..
Spread his ideas: perhaps, I suppose he just wanted to tell all good people in this forum how he amazed by what Jesus had done :)

Sort of. When one of the pallbearers slipped in the puddle of saliva, some of the born agains, took it as a sign...

nice point, Sloegin

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Originally posted by star blue
man, your grammar is totally asinine.

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Way to insult somebody for no good reason. Do you feel better about yourself now? How long have you had this inferiority complex?

Jonus

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Do you feel better about yourself now?

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yeah, I do.

sorry.

fool-it is grammar.

hey guys,

Does anybody know if there is a contridiction between Genesis chapter one and Genesis chapter two. I heard my religious teacher say, Bible has "Two Creations".
IS THIS TRUE????????????

I'm more than a little surprised that such a devout Christian as you seem to be is so unfamiliar with the Bible.

Yes, there are two versions of the creation story in Genesis. A long one and an "abridged" version; the long one is the one that says, "...and he saw that it was good. Night came and day followed, the first day. Yadda yadda yadda, he saw that it was good. Night came and day followed, the second day..." and so on and so forth. That's also the one where Eve is created from Adam's rib.

The second one says something like, "He created day and night, and all the fish in the sea, and the things that creep on the earth, and the birds, and the beasts, and people to watch over them; man and woman he created them." It doesn't go through the whole bit.

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fool-it is grammar.

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what are you guys talking about? it's gramor!!

You're gonna give him an aneurism if you aren't careful, ajoe. :D
Just for the record: Grammar is a series of rules for language. Grammer is a town in Indiana. "Gramor!!" is a little kid from Jersey calling his grandmother. :p