Sick And Tired Of Global Warming Bullshit? Pray For Rain And End The Drought! God, not Science Has Always Been The Answer

[James]

If you don't have health insuance, but you have a credit card, you can
call this toll free number for God to heal you.

And don't forget to pray for rain!!!!


800-935-9505


If you don't have a credit card, call his 900 number.

$50 a minute.

He represents Jesus Christ on earth, and Jesus Christ never lies!

[James]

"James" <king...@iglou.com> wrote in message
news:XnsA0AC183981...@94.75.214.39

Your line is busy.

[Armchair Mountaineering]

"James" <king...@fewpb.net> wrote:
>"James" <king...@iglou.com> wrote in message
>news:XnsA0AC183981...@94.75.214.39
>> If you don't have health insuance, but you have a credit card, you can
>> call this toll free number for God to heal you.
>> And don't forget to pray for rain!!!!

>> He represents Jesus Christ on earth, and Jesus Christ never lies!
>Your line is busy.

LOL, I like the idea of ending global warming by praying at the gods, as
if the gods weren't causing global warming and trying to kill us. Don't
forget, according to the Gilgamesh Epic from which the classical Christanic
mythologies come, in part, the gods promised not to commit genocide against
the entire planet's biosphere with water ever again, the next time the
gods promised to use fire.

[Jahnu]

to...@armchairmountaineering.com (Armchair Mountaineering ) wrote:
>
> LOL, I like the idea of ending global warming by praying at the gods, as
> if the gods weren't causing global warming and trying to kill us. Don't
> forget, according to the Gilgamesh Epic from which the classical Christanic
> mythologies come, in part, the gods promised not to commit genocide against
> the entire planet's biosphere with water ever again, the next time the
> gods promised to use fire.
>

God is just not there!

If God interacts with our universe in any way, the effects of
his interaction must have some physical manifestation. Hence
his interaction with our universe must be in principle detectable.

If God is essentially nondetectable, it must therefore be the
case that he does not interact with our universe in any way.
Many atheists would argue that if God does not interact with our
universe at all, it is of no importance whether he exists or not.
A thing which cannot even be detected in principle does not
logically exist.

Of course, it could be that God is detectable in principle, and
that we merely cannot detect him in practice. However, if the Bible
is to be believed, God was easily detectable by the Israelites.
Surely he should still be detectable today? Why has the situation
changed?

Note that I am not demanding that God interact in a scientifically
verifiable, physical way. I might potentially receive some revelation,
some direct experience of God. An experience like that would be
incommunicable, and not subject to scientific verification--but it
would nevertheless be as compelling as any evidence can be.

But whether by direct revelation or by observation, it must surely
be possible to perceive some effect caused by God's presence; otherwise,
how can I distinguish him from all the other things that don't exist?

[Jahnu]

to...@armchairmountaineering.com (Armchair Mountaineering ) wrote:
>

> LOL, I like the idea of ending global warming by praying at the gods, as
> if the gods weren't causing global warming and trying to kill us. Don't
> forget, according to the Gilgamesh Epic from which the classical Christanic
> mythologies come, in part, the gods promised not to commit genocide against
> the entire planet's biosphere with water ever again, the next time the
> gods promised to use fire.
>

Faith is the surrender of the mind; it’s the surrender of reason, it’s
the surrender of the only thing that makes us different from other
mammals. It’s our need to believe, and to surrender our skepticism and
our reason, our yearning to discard that and put all our trust or faith
in someone or something, that is the sinister thing to me. Of all the
supposed virtues, faith must be the most overrated.

[Dakota]

If you pray for rain long enough, it eventually does fall. If you pray
for floodwaters to abate, they eventually do. The same happens in the
absence of prayers. - Steve Allen
>

[Oglethorpe]

"Armchair Mountaineering " <to...@armchairmountaineering.com> wrote in
message news:ncWdnfyXlJpoiLrN...@posted.sonicnet...

> "James" <king...@fewpb.net> wrote:
>>"James" <king...@iglou.com> wrote in message
>>news:XnsA0AC183981...@94.75.214.39
>>> If you don't have health insuance, but you have a credit card, you can
>>> call this toll free number for God to heal you.
>>> And don't forget to pray for rain!!!!
>>> He represents Jesus Christ on earth, and Jesus Christ never lies!
>>Your line is busy.
>
> LOL, I like the idea of ending global warming by praying at the gods,

Youcan'ty stop nature with asinine policies that will kill millons. Policies
you support.