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Poo! I was going to send you a silly smiley but I don't know what's happened to the smileys; so I'm sending you a silly word instead.

Is the punishment for sin death or Hell? If it's death, why do christians still die? If it's (an eternity in) Hell, then Jesus hasn't taken the punishment for us.

Here's a new apostles creed I've created. As you'll see, it's completely backed up by the bible: I believe ….. All Scripture is God-breathed (2 Timothy 3 v 16) God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent (Numbers 23 v19)...

Surely it should be natural for us to obey God? 2 Corinthians 5 v 17 and Galatians 5 v 16 spring to mind.

I do conservation work, to get out and meet people mainly. I don't see why not.

I look for people who live the way the bible teaches, not just talk about it.

Then it's not true to say that all have sinned.

Do you mean Kelvin? If so, no, that can't be. You can't even get 0 Kelvin (I think it's due to the 3rd law of thermodynamics). I think the coldest anywhere in the universe is just under 3 degrees Kelvin.

You could have a very good point there!

Yeah, I want to know why the speed of light is constant (it's not just our perception), and I want to know more about how magnets work.

I like it. It could make people want to know more about what the bible says about whatever it is that's been mentioned in the films.

I believe that we're not under law, as Galatians 3 says. I'm not wanting to debate that particularly, I'm just wondering when the law actually ceased to be. I kind of assumed it was done away with when Jesus was crucified.But if you read Mark 2 v 23-28, where the pharisees are asking Jesus about...

What's funny about this one? I thought they were supposed to lay down the tracks and then straighten them afterwards! :D

Where's the biblical evidence for this? I've been a christian for about 30 years and this isn't my experience. I still have strong doubts even after all this time.

To avoid any risk of being in breach of the terms of service, I'll just post a link rather than copy and paste the whole thing. For the purpose of discussion and facing up to our doubts: God is Imaginary - 50 simple proofs

That reminds me of that old joke, the trouble with being omnipresent is, you have to sit through a lot of boring prayer meetings!

Why only enough to save some? Doesn't he love all humans? And aren't humans the pinnacle of God's creation? Why would he think we're garbage?

Why would anyone look down on you for reading it? My understanding of what the apocrypha is is books that they weren't sure whether to include in the bible or not, so they ended up leaving them out. If that's correct, why would anyone think it's wrong to read it any more than it's wrong to read...

So why did God put the tree of life there in the first place? It seems kind of risky. And doesn't the fact that they could have lived for ever after sinning contradict what the bible says about the wages of sin being death?

To avoid being in breach of the terms of service of this forum, I'll just put a link rather than copy and paste the whole thing. For the purpose of discussion, and maybe strengthening people's faith by facing up to doubts: God is Imaginary - 50 simple proofs