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That Septemer Day
This is a reason why I believe in God.
A survivor said that there was man who preached atfer the bombing, and that he converted most people on the entie floor!!!
If the Good Lord can perform that much of a mass conversion when so many people were in shock, knowing they were going to die, well....thats enough for me.
That Septemer Day
Where did you hear this story? I don't think that's convincing at all. When people think they're likely to die, they're less likely to think rationally. Besides, the majority of people are Christians already.
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in." -Greek proverb
Because of school, I don't have much time to be on KW atm.
That Septemer Day
Yes, convincing a bunch of men and women condemned for death in a burning, collapsing building that even though their death will be painful and horrific, they will continue on to an afterlife of love and sunshine is quite a hard task.
That Septemer Day
Thanks for caling us blind. And dont say you didnt, you said that the mahority is ilrationial. Dont say anyhting else"Alexithymia" wrote:
Where did you hear this story? I don't think that's convincing at all. When people think they're likely to die, they're less likely to think rationally. Besides, the majority of people are Christians already.
That Septemer Day
Are you really desire and lust?"Jack Mack" wrote:
Yes, convincing a bunch of men and women condemned for death in a burning, collapsing building that even though their death will be painful and horrific, they will continue on to an afterlife of love and sunshine is quite a hard task.
That Septemer Day
obviously the best way to win an argument is to state something completely ridiculous and wrong then tell the other person not to make any counterargument"AlphaT" wrote:
Thanks for caling us blind. And dont say you didnt, you said that the mahority is ilrationial. Dont say anyhting else"Alexithymia" wrote:
Where did you hear this story? I don't think that's convincing at all. When people think they're likely to die, they're less likely to think rationally. Besides, the majority of people are Christians already.
That Septemer Day
Air and Rebut"Dezarkle" wrote:
obviously the best way to win an argument is to state something completely ridiculous and wrong then tell the other person not to make any counterargument"AlphaT" wrote:
Thanks for caling us blind. And dont say you didnt, you said that the mahority is ilrationial. Dont say anyhting else"Alexithymia" wrote:
Where did you hear this story? I don't think that's convincing at all. When people think they're likely to die, they're less likely to think rationally. Besides, the majority of people are Christians already.
That Septemer Day
Sum deo."AlphaT" wrote:
Are you really desire and lust?"Jack Mack" wrote:
Yes, convincing a bunch of men and women condemned for death in a burning, collapsing building that even though their death will be painful and horrific, they will continue on to an afterlife of love and sunshine is quite a hard task.
That Septemer Day
Thats not......"Jack Mack" wrote:
Sum deo."AlphaT" wrote:
Are you really desire and lust?"Jack Mack" wrote:
Yes, convincing a bunch of men and women condemned for death in a burning, collapsing building that even though their death will be painful and horrific, they will continue on to an afterlife of love and sunshine is quite a hard task.
That Septemer Day
You have absolutely no idea what you're doing, do you?"AlphaT" wrote:
Air and Rebut"Dezarkle" wrote:
obviously the best way to win an argument is to state something completely ridiculous and wrong then tell the other person not to make any counterargument"AlphaT" wrote:
Thanks for caling us blind. And dont say you didnt, you said that the mahority is ilrationial. Dont say anyhting else"Alexithymia" wrote:
Where did you hear this story? I don't think that's convincing at all. When people think they're likely to die, they're less likely to think rationally. Besides, the majority of people are Christians already.
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