Thank you guest

We don't hate you....we could care less about you.

You believe what you want, I've seen enough science that does prove the bible...Carbon dating is not accurate, fossil records indicate a sudden natural catastrophe (you would see the same thing after Mt. St Helens erupted), a pre-flood condition of the earth evidenced to have been much heavier in oxygen (which would affect the way that age of artifacts is calculated). ____Only a fool will claim that God does not exist, that is stated in God's word, and so you sir are the one that will be proven a fool...whether you believe I am one or not, doesn't really matter.____

Why don't you try proving that God doesn't exist? Why don't you explore questions like "stories of a worldwide destruction by flood" from nearly every culture of the world, whether they know about the God of our Bible or not? Why don't you look at over-whelming evidence that points to a young earth, not one that is billions and billions of years old like evolutionary scientists would like us to believe. It's because you're afraid of the truth that just might be out there. If the God of the Bible did exist, you would have to question everything that you believe...for some it's just too hard to let go of what they believe themselves to be

excellent post....I'm on your side, whoever you are, you expressed yourself very well. I'm working on trying to get our "blogger" some more positive press.

Let's hear from the other side of this issue....Here's the deal. Whether you choose to believe in God or not, HE defined marriage as between one woman and one man. He designed the process of reproduction to require one of each, at least partly because children are most "balanced" when their view of life has a combination of male and female perspective. You who are speaking against the blogger (especially those of you who choose to use such foul language to do so) really don't know how wrong you are, and you are simply demonstrating the depth of your depravity, and the depravity of this entire generation. The person who commented on this blog is one of the most kind-hearted, gentle, loving compassionate people I know.

I and many others do agree with her, you guys just happen to be louder (and way more obnoxious at the moment). I agree that Jesus is loving and compassionate, and that God is the one who will judge. He is JUST, and HE will Judge. Some time back, a pastor friend shared how someone from Rainbow Coalition had contacted his church for funding for AIDS awareness. His response can be found in Romans 1:24-32. For those of you who own a Bible, you should review this...if you don't, you can find it on Biblegateway.com

No one was "made" to be gay....some have a tendency to that sin, just as some have the tendency to steal or lie, or abuse their spouse, or be unfaithful. It's all sin in God's book, whether big or little. Why else would there be so many "confirmed" gays, who would find Jesus, and choose to turn their back on that "lifestyle", because they recognized they were wrong. Some have prayed and God has taken that desire from them.

Everyone has but one life to live, they can live it as they choose, but God have pity on the nation who tries to redefine what HE has already defined.

I will close with a little something known as Pascal's Wager (Blaise Pascal was a brilliant Mathematician) who also knew of God's sovereignty. In paraphrase, "It is better to live your life as though God exists, and to die only to learn that HE doesn't, than to live your life as though HE doesn't exist, and then die to learn that HE does."
Here are the 4 possible outcomes:
1) You believe HE is real and HE is - you win all (heaven, peace, etc)
2) You believe HE is real and HE is not - you've still lived a good life
3) You don't believe in HIm, and He doesn't exist - you get nothing
4) You don't believe in Him, and He does exist - You lose all, you get eternal punishment.
While this doesn't prove God is real, are you willing to take the risk?