Unseen wrote:
@michael “Astro-physicists are currently baffled and going back to their chalk board.” We know your conclusion, Michael, even when you don’t state it explicitly. “Therefore, God must exist,” right? We already know that things at the time of the Big Bang were not “normal” in the sense of comporting with the physics that became normal…

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“Astro-physicists are currently baffled and going back to their chalk board.”

We know your conclusion, Michael, even when you don’t state it explicitly.

“Therefore, God must exist,” right?

We already know that things at the time of the Big Bang were not “normal” in the sense of comporting with the physics that became normal. The Big…[Read more]

You said elsewhere that you work for the government. Do you work for some secret division investigating hauntings at abandoned military bases or identifying and taking out shape-shifting reptilians? Surely you must be applying your esoteric knowledge to something useful.

I knew that at some point alien origins would be invoked. Actual proof of that assertion here:

And in that article, here is science’s analysis: “A majority of experts think the object is likely to be a sea creature known as a Crinoid.”

Claiming that a civilization existed back in the Carboniferous Period is a highly dubious claim. I think I speak for most if not all of us in saying that, since we can’t investigate every claim, we concentrate on the ones which seem like they MIGHT be true. Investigating UFO’s is something some people do seriously and others not so much.…[Read more]

<li class=”d4p-bbp-quote-title”>Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

You are not contending with a myth nor legend, but a living God. but your unbelief will spare you while there is life. @michael – What do Hindus say when you tell them this? Us atheists not believing in your God is one thing but over 1 billion Hindus believing in several “…

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@Michael – What do Hindus  say when you tell them this? Us atheists not believing in your God is one thing but over 1 billion Hindus believing in several “false” gods is much worse, is is not? Why are Christians not telling them…[Read more]

How is a conundrum for theists? Is it not a cornerstone of faith to claim that God is the Creator of all things, including the Universe and all than it contains? It is the first sentence in their Book.

It is the atheist that says “I do not know how it all started”. Yet we are constantly…[Read more]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@michael – to challenge the pseudo-sanctimonious Christian paradigm… We can certainly help you with that 🙂

Sounds like a plan. Tap your tremendous knowledgeability. 🙂

We can certainly help you with that 🙂

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@michael – I evangelize not by speaking but by setting the example despite my debates on this site. Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary. Christians would be closer to the truth if the followed that adage. Alleged to be spoken by St. Francis of Assisi but probably not.

Reg, I agree with your point a…

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Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary.

Christians would be closer to the truth if the followed that adage.

Alleged to be spoken by St. Francis of Assisi but probably not.

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@michael – I became a member of the 4 Sigma Society. Well done on passing that one. Did it take Kevin a long time to send you the test results? I was once offered membership to “The 1000” but I declined.

The test I took in 1979 is in PDF of the following link:…

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Well done on passing that one. Did it take Kevin a long time to send you the test results?

I was once offered membership to “The 1000” but I declined.

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:
@michael – I am unable to make much sense out of what you are saying. Talking about minds joining God and spiritual bodies meeting in the air or being born of God or having a Christ mind is something I cannot visualize.

-Having the spiritual mind clothed with a spiritual body appears II Corinthians 5:3.

-The birth o…

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From my point of view no gods exist from any religion. I would need to u…[Read more]

Okay. Thanks for the clarification. I take it then that you use metaphors a lot, which is one way of saying: you don’t really mean a lot of things that you say. It’s difficult to take someone seriously when their text is littered with possible metaphors. I recommend using them VERY sparringly. In my hunble opinion.

Davis wrote:
@michael re: continuous ducking and dodging Give us the specific NAME, LOCATION and YEAR of someone raised from the dead by the arc of the covenant. Or admit you made an unjustified claim. Otherwise I will put you on my ignore list (as I’m sure several users have already done).

I told you already that I used the Ark of the Covenant a…

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re: continuous ducking and dodging

Give us the specific NAME, LOCATION and YEAR of someone raised from the dead by the arc of the covenant. Or admit you made an unjustified claim.

Otherwise I will put you on my ignore list (as I’m sure several users have already done).