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Originally Posted by Splendour
You don't get most of my statements because I try not to speak from my perspective. I try to use Spirit-led reasoning and reason from the scriptures.
Note to self - when someone states that they don't understand what I'm talking about simply tell them I'm using "Spirit-led reasoning" and then pretend that it makes what I'm saying superiour. Ignore the people laughing at this nonsense and my hubris.
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I used to think quite a bit like the world...
Almost certainly not true. That would require the ability to read, comprehend and reason.
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If you ask me most atheists can't change gears in their heads to get into pondering mode thus they never encounter God's life changing wisdom.
I think my irony meter just exploded.
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I'm not really as unreasonable as you think. I've just chosen to address the issues from as godly an approach as I can identify.
How do we know that she's approaching it in a godly manner? Because she says so. CONVINCING!
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It's easy to approach things from the world's perspective. People are influenced by the world and want to fit in. But I don't care if I fit in as long as I get God right. Godly people are few and far between these days. I daresay very few atheists have met one. I wouldn't count myself a fully godly person yet but I have met several people that are farther along that road of character development than I am. These are extraordinarily good natured and humble people
Long long journey ahead for Splenda.
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and that is the aim of God's book: to produce supernaturally humble, patient and goodnatured people.
If this is the standard then the book is a collosal failure.
