Re: A VERY IM****TANT QUESTION

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>> "Pastor Frank" <PF@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> An invisible guy
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>    Your "invisible guy" god doesn't exist. Our Christian "God is love"
(1 
> John 4:8,16) become fully manifested in
> Jesus Christ giving His life for us sinners on the cross of Calvary. We 
> therefore know our God and have seen Him. (Jesus in John 14:6-10)

Millions of people have done similar before and since, The Alamo was 
littered with the bodies of people who laid their lives down some 170
years 
ago and it is pretty certain if any one of those people was omnipotent
they 
would have set things up differently.

Martyrdom is nothing new or all that special, especially when someone sets

the stage for their own martyrdom, then does not even have the common 
decency to stay dead so that thier sacrafice at least appears to reflect 
some kind of loss.

If Jesus was to make the sacrafice of donating a kidney to you would he
want 
it back at the end of the month?



>    Atheists don't know our God and therefore cannot recognise Him,
(Jesus
> in John 3:3)

It is really difficult to recognize love in an omnipotent being that
persues 
an insane punishment system for untold millions of dead people that makes 
places like Auschwitz, Hiro****ma or the town of Halabja look like holiday 
camps in comparison.
Do the people that are forced to live in a lake of fire for eternity 
recognize that they are there because god loves all men.
If Jesus does not like them all that much he should just make them cease
to 
exist, that would be the mercifull thing to do.