Evidence for God from Science

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:

RickD wrote:

Sounds like you may be an electric meter reader, for the electric company?

Or, a real estate agent?

Excellent guesses! but WRONG. Meter readers walk around. Real estate agents work crazy hours. I drive, I work 9-to-5. I have 5-day work weeks when it is cold: during the summer, I work 2 or 3 days per week and I take a one month vacation; I now average 3.5/days per week.

I have a box for your book. I just need the bubble wrap.

FL

Coffee machine repairman?
This is tough! What do Canadiens need more of in the cold weather, than hot weather?

You own a vending business?

RickD wrote:Coffee machine repairman?

BINGO Pretty smart!

I found some bubble wrap here. I'll need your address and I'll be able to send the Cabinet of Catholic Information by Saturday, 28 April.

FL

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:

RickD wrote:Coffee machine repairman?

BINGO Pretty smart!

I found some bubble wrap here. I'll need your address and I'll be able to send the Cabinet of Catholic Information by Saturday, 28 April.

FL

I worked in vending for about 6 years, and did some minor coffee machine repairs, myself. Actually, it was one of my favorite jobs. I'll pm you where to send my winning prize.

PaulSacramento wrote: I'm working on my Bach in theology myself

Anything that I should do to prepare me for it? I was told by someone to stay in scripture.

Dallas wrote:

PaulSacramento wrote: I'm working on my Bach in theology myself

Anything that I should do to prepare me for it? I was told by someone to stay in scripture.

Seems like good logical thinking to me.

OK, RickD,

Your prize is on its way. The lady at the post office told me that it will be taken to the Canada/US border by oxcart then, once in the USA, would be put on a ''motorized vehicle'' for delivery to your place in Florida. I asked the lady what a ''motorized vehicle'' was and she said that it was like a cart that moved on its own without need of oxen or horses. We don't have this type of cart in Canada yet...but I guess you know what she was talking about.

Anyway, it should be at your place by May 4th.

FL

Furstentum Liechtenstein wrote:OK, RickD,

Your prize is on its way. The lady at the post office told me that it will be taken to the Canada/US border by oxcart then, once in the USA, would be put on a ''motorized vehicle'' for delivery to your place in Florida. I asked the lady what a ''motorized vehicle'' was and she said that it was like a cart that moved on its own without need of oxen or horses. We don't have this type of cart in Canada yet...but I guess you know what she was talking about.

Anyway, it should be at your place by May 4th.

FL

FL, it seems the lady at the post office was mistaken. When the mail gets into the US, at the
border, it is then taken across the country by the Pony Express. I'm not sure what this " motorized cart" that you speak of is.


Thanks, FL

I'm a former pastor and denminational worker which I did for about 20 years. Currently, I am a consultant for a Big 3 consulting company in Washington DC, providing support to Federal agencies. I specialize in Project Management and Grants Management.

Bi-vocational pastor, assoc. prof of apologetics at Free Grace Seminary, and soon to be resident chaplain at a hospital here in Atlanta (doing the interview process now).

And full time student. I'll be a full time student for at least ten more years.

Jac3510 wrote:Bi-vocational pastor, assoc. prof of apologetics at Free Grace Seminary, and soon to be resident chaplain at a hospital here in Atlanta (doing the interview process now).

And full time student. I'll be a full time student for at least ten more years.

Sheesh! Jac, what do you do for fun? All work, and no play, makes Jac a dull boy.

RickD wrote:Sheesh! Jac, what do you do for fun? All work, and no play, makes Jac a dull boy.

Watch VeggieTales with the prettiest little girl in the whole wide world!



I love my daughter.

Wow Jac! She is adorable. Spend as much time with her as you can. They grow up fast! Next thing you know, you'll be walking her down the aisle.

I am a mechanical engineer. I specialize in making peoples imagination reality via 3D virtual design prototyping and testing. So essentially if you can imagine it I can figure out how to make it real as long as 'it' is within the boundary of physics. By doing this kind of work you get a very real understanding of what it takes to create, especially mechanisms with functionality.