Evidence for God from Science

"A ruddy classic"?
What's wrong, aren't those muzzies "ruddy" enough for you???

What a bunch of racist hypocrites!!!

See I can play the same game too.

I find it hard to believe that you have never seen a white man blush, or be red in the face after vigorous exercise, or rosy cheeks being more common in some white people than others, especially the youth. No, SoS is not a book about race, but that doesn't mean it does not contain racial / facial ch...

Fair enough, maybe I was a little overly harsh as I don't have full proof that he posted the opposite to what Wikipedia said - at the exact time he posted it. The only way you can rely on Wikipedia for anything, is by looking at the sources that it uses to back what it says at that specific time you...

Some random thoughts I need to get off of my chest about the current conflict between Israel and Hamas: Clueless people often love to pick the latest media-driven issue to take uneducated sides on, often ignorantly expressing naive views upon. This and they often don't know the history of what has ...

Philip, I have repeatedly explained my position on race to you. Yet you continue ask me the same questions and accuse me of the same things. Fact number 1) All races can be saved - if they accept Christ and try their best to keep His law and repent when breaking it. Fact number 2) In the same breat...

Song 5:10 "My beloved is dazzling (bright as in energetic) and ruddy (brown as in skin color), Outstanding among ten thousand." NASB After reading Lost's post and odd quote from the KJV of Song 5:10 KJV regading the word translated white - well - stick with the original word meanings and ...

There are various schools of thought around Paul. Obviously the most common believing that he did away with the law of Moses (and that Christ did the same). However there have long existed those who rejected his anti-law teachings and even some who say that Paul was pro the law of Moses. Since initi...

The book of 2 Peter has long been known as a Pauline forgery by those who bother to study scripture properly themselves and not just accept what their minister tells them. There is virtually no evidence anywhere else in the NT to support Paul (besides his own books), including the fact that the word...

Rick, you know what your problem is? You can never be wrong!!! - - I'm not the one who needs help Here is some more evidence below backing up BI: (I am sure you will try to spiritualize it all away, despite these descriptions being clearly physical ) Do these ancient charactaristics below resemble ...

So the question remains, which parts of the Mosiac law are still considered sin ? The answer: "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets : I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil." - Matthew 5:17 "For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or on...

Oh really? Is this post below also just a mis-interpretation: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Re: Does the forum believe in the rapture?? [http://discussions.godandscience.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=33897&hilit=RAPTURE] Po...

Re: Are we still required to follow Mosaic law? [http://discussions.godandscience.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=38039&hilit=Rapture&start=180] Postby RickD » Sun Jan 06, 2013 9:25 am Gman wrote: "What I'm trying to address here however is this idea that it is faith alone that saves us... ...

Rick, it's not "That nobody really wants to discuss this topic", it's that the moderators want to paint it in a bad light and are only prepared to discuss it, if I accept their opinions as fact. In fact, that is the only reason you few moderators have commented to begin with - to try and s...

Rick, you and your colleagues were a big part of why this thread started changing subject to that of salvation. I simply responded, but thats fine, I have no problem with going back to the original subject. Only one problem, it has become a stale-mate due to moderators using pathetic excuses for why...

Your author says: "Metanoeo means “to change one’s mind.” It comes from two Greek words: meta means “after,” and noeo means “to think,” so it has the idea of “thinking again” or an afterthought. Some scholars think it refers exclusively to “turning from sin,” but there seems to be no reason not...