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25. August 2012, 07:42:34 Whatcha doing? Nothing. Where ya going? Nowhere. How ya going to get there? I'm already there. Tired of not knowing where to go or how to get there? Join the Nothingists, and all your problems will disappear... into nothingness. Read "How to Make a Lot out of Nothing", and you will never lose another debate. 25. August 2012, 07:45:17 Subject: Re:  Iamon lyme: I love the way they challenge with "Who made God then?" A dumber question has never been asked. 25. August 2012, 08:04:15 Subject: Re: Artful Dodger: "Who made God" When I was an atheist I assumed that was a rhetorical question. Even I knew there was no "before there was God" from the Christian perspective. And trying to tell them what they really believed didn't make a whole lot of sense, because once you do that you've completely discredited yourself. At least I took some pride in not being a sloppy atheist, but that didn't exactly please the other atheists... they would all laugh and call me names, and not let me play in any atheist games. 25. August 2012, 18:19:51 Subject: Re: Iamon lyme: "Then one foggy Christmas Day, Jesus came to say....." 25. August 2012, 19:29:16 Subject: Re: Artful Dodger: "Then one foggy Christmas Day, Jesus came to say....." I like happy endings. The truth is my conversion was not a happy moment, but CS Lewis said the same thing about his. He said it was like a mouse searching for the cat. Apparently being a reluctant Christian is okay with God... that was a relief, because I thought that might be held against me. 25. August 2012, 20:22:54 Subject: Re: Iamon lyme: God has a way of drawing in those reluctant to His Grace. |
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