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Maybe he was speaking as a prophet in one and not the other.

Neil Andersen wrote a nice note to me once and sent me a copy of his book. I could tell by what he wrote that he had read the letter I had sent to him. I thought it was a very nice gesture on his part.

Sounds like some of you have some ‘fessing up to do.

I’ll come up with some scenarios and post them for comments/opinions.

Same as the question in the subject line.

One person says there is a God, another says there is no God. One or the other is wrong.

I finally set the music aside. Let me put the AirPods back in and give it a listen. Who needs sleep, right?

Thanks for the time you took to do that, Philo.

I also believe that what can be known about God has been made plain to men, yet men suppress truth in their unrighteousness. Ironically, I agree with this. The only difference here is that the people suppressing the truth are theists. But yes, what can be known about god, nothing, is plain to see. ...

Why should an evangelical move away from the term? I for one would not. Why not? Are you so fricking gawddamned stupid that you believe in the second coming and the resurrection? Christians are usually the last fricking gawdamned people on earth to have the slightest clue about what their Jesus Chr...

- genconflove?

What the heck is a flove?

I’m thinking General conference love.

I’m feeling a DM year in review in the making.

Tim, are you okay?