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sualeos41paladinmansualeos
Explain how the watch is more complex then the watchmaker.
It doesn't have to be, God can create something more complex than a watchmaker can.
What i was saying was, if something complex "needs a watchmaker" so this complex universe obviously needs a creator. Wouldn't the creator be fairly complex as well? And according to your beliefs he did not have a creator, he was just always there.
Why can't this apply to the universe?
Shadow_AnndroidNo. Religion is no more than having a fetish for words on a fancy piece of usedtoilet paper.
Circuit Craft
Crossfire is not going to make your machine any faster,
in fact, it is detrimental in some cases.
The Radeon HD series is horrible.
Seghas
Also, what's your opinion on the Radeon 6950?
DoughtySnowyDoughty
I heard this interesting sermon a couple weeks back, discussing the last word Jesus shouted "Tetelestai." I don't have time to discuss it now, but if anyone wants to hear it, I will gladly post about it. I thought it was really great.
yes yes yes yes, take time Doughty c:
Viewer Discretion Advised: This is about above quote, the spoiler contains said discussion about the sermon, so if you don't want to read about Biblical stuff, then don't.Click to revealWhen you had a debt you could not pay, you would be thrown into prison until your debt was paid for. Since you can't make money while in prison, this usually meant you were stuck there until death. Trapped. That is, unless someone sacrificed their own earnings to pay for your debt. Much like a debtor, we are prisoners, not to another person, but to sin. Redemption is not something we can achieve for ourselves, we need a sacrifice, this is why people of the old testament had to sacrifice unblemished lambs to atone for their sins. (Hebrews 9:22, Leviticus 16:21-22) Unfortunately, this was only temporary, (Hebrews 10:4) similar to buying something now with a credit card, but the actual payment doesn't come until later.
Of course, we know that Jesus was the lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world, but what does this truly mean? Well, back to the story of the debtor; When someone does finally pay the remaining debt, the word "Tetelestai" is written across the debt notice, meaning "it is finished" or "paid in full." At this point the debtor is free from his bind, safe and secure. "Tetelestai" is also the last word Jesus spoke before dying on the cross. He died for the sins of those who believe in him, past, present, and future debt has been paid in full by the sacrifice of this unblemished lamb of God. We are no longer under wrath, but under mercy. Due to His sacrifice, our debt has been paid in full, there are no more sacrifices to be made, nothing more must be done for us believers to have our sins atoned for. We are safe and secure with Christ, that cannot change. As the translation says, "It is finished." Another good verse for this is Colossians 2:13-15
+500 y0Honestly, i just dont understand how you can believe in a invisible guy who has been here forever(somehow that makes sense to some people) and made a sacrifice to himself, to save us from him , and he has been here for quite a while, why doesnt he stop by to say hi once in a while ? i mean it would help people believe if anyone actually has seen him before, or maybe there was some proof.
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