Is Doubt a Sin?

[kwag_myers]

That's Paul's opinion. I disagree with him on countless other topics, as I do with this one.

Interesting. Paul had the highest education available and his writings have lasted two thousand years. His "opinion" is supported by the many wonders that God performed then and still today.

Yet, you disagree because you're smarter than he, you can perform simular miracles to support your opinion, etc. (I guess will have to wait and see how long your writings last)?????

Thank you for proving Romans 1:22.

 

[ThinkerMan]

That's Paul's opinion. I disagree with him on countless other topics, as I do with this one.

Interesting. Paul had the highest education available and his writings have lasted two thousand years. His "opinion" is supported by the many wonders that God performed then and still today.

The "highest education available" is not that persuasive. Very few tenets of what was then considered education we would accept as valid today.

Certainly, Paul was an incredible individual. No doubting that. However, the longevity of his writings is no more of an argument for their veracity then are the Koran, or Buddhist writings, or the mythologies of Homer.

Yet, you disagree because you're smarter than he, you can perform simular miracles to support your opinion, etc.

I'm not sure what miracles of Paul you are referring to.

As far as your inference, regardless of who thinks whom is smarter, that does not absolve our responsibility to question people.

Among those with whom I also disagree on certain subjects, Einstein, Jefferson, Plato, Isaac Newton, Muhammed, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and many others.

Regardless of the greatness of a person, they can still be wrong.

(I guess will have to wait and see how long your writings last)?????

Who knows? I do write quite a lot in my line of work. Regardless, the perseverance of my writings is irrelevant to the quality of their content.

Thank you for proving Romans 1:22.

Are you implying that one could never disagree with someone who is "smarter", otherwise they are fools?

 

[kwag_myers]

Thank you for proving Romans 1:22.

Are you implying that one could never disagree with someone who is "smarter", otherwise they are fools?

No, I'm saying that you think yourself wise, but in God's eyes you are a fool.

I've heard it said that it takes more faith to believe that there is no God that to believe that God created a perfect habitation for us, set perfectly in orbit, and that all creation praises His name.

Think about this; 1 Kings 19:11-12. First came the wind, then an earthquake, then fire, and then a still small voice. Hurricane Katrina wiped out the most decadent city in the US. Then came the earthquake that killed thousands in the center of Islam. Next there will be a fire of catastrophic proportions. If it happens in the US (as some prophets have said), my guess would be Las Vegas (a.k.a. Sin City). Then see if you can continue to ignore the still small voice of God.

 

[Punk-O-Rama]

Thank you for proving Romans 1:22.

Are you implying that one could never disagree with someone who is "smarter", otherwise they are fools?

No, I'm saying that you think yourself wise, but in God's eyes you are a fool.

I've heard it said that it takes more faith to believe that there is no God that to believe that God created a perfect habitation for us, set perfectly in orbit, and that all creation praises His name.

Think about this; 1 Kings 19:11-12. First came the wind, then an earthquake, then fire, and then a still small voice. Hurricane Katrina wiped out the most decadent city in the US. Then came the earthquake that killed thousands in the center of Islam. Next there will be a fire of catastrophic proportions. If it happens in the US (as some prophets have said), my guess would be Las Vegas (a.k.a. Sin City). Then see if you can continue to ignore the still small voice of God.

So you think its cool to kill thousands of "infidels" in islam and katrina wiping New Orleans?

Dude you are sick, the islam kids are not to blame for being brainwashed in fear from their parents, etc. or all the inocent people of new orleans... Just because some "sin" it doesnt mean wiping a whole city will make them "change", and if you mention God, most New Orleans people would totally hate him/wont believe in him.