Posted by Daniel on the 3rd of October, 2006 at
10:15 am under Theology. This post has one comment.
In my opinion, the most awesome verse (as in Chuck-Norris-style awesome) in the Bible has to be Job 38:3. Let me just quote it real quick:
Now gird up your loins like a man,
And I will ask you, and you instruct Me!
Most people just don’t seem to get the truly awesomeness of this. I mean, this is like something that God would say if He were riding on a Harley made of a tornado and lightning. Pardon my french, but saying “gird your loins like a man, because I’m about to ask you something, wise-guy” right then is the most badassed thing I think anyone in the existence of the universe could say. Let’s just imagine that happening now to truly understand what’s going on here.
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Posted by Daniel on the 6th of June, 2005 at
12:22 am under Life and Theology. This post has 4 comments.
I loves me some shiny cars. You see one of those Infinity M classes or new Mustangs (particularly GT’s) driving down the road and imagine myself behind the wheel…boy, howdy, don’t that feel good. Daydreams and wishes are great for personal time, but let’s do a little deeper digging to answer a question for ourselves: why do we love the things we love?
Among other things (namely greed), I’d say it’s because people want to be great. Being great is a good thing, especially when it’s part of a greater plan, but there seems to be a myth people can carry with them from junior high about being great. Just like hanging out with the cool kids can make you cool, some people think that buying great things can make you great. Hate to burst your bubble, but nothing could be farther from the truth.
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Posted by Daniel on the 26th of May, 2005 at
2:35 am under Creation. This post has no comments.
I always love to hear people talk about christians as “ignorant” who believe in a literal creation. They display their own short sightedness, arrogance, and flippant attitude towards truth whenever they blabber their aureate musings.
No christian has ever said science does not exist or is completely false. We certainly believe God is free of science’s bounds. Doesn’t make much sense to you? Tough, you didn’t create science, so it probably won’t. It is a matter of faith. And, trust me, everyone has faith in something, especially when it comes to the origins of everything.
What I will discuss here is the reasoned, Biblical answer to the beginning of the universe, and how what we believe displays God in science. In summation, I believe:
God Created The World In Mid-Life.
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