Evidence for God from Science

Deborah wrote:

waynes world wrote:I wasn't trying to be derogatory and I'm sorry if I came across that way. But I believe God gave us common sense and we should rely on that and not everything someone has written. I said that because some I have dealt with insist that my view that the sun was created in Genesis 1:1 was a sellout. Respect should work both ways, not just from me.

I have never been anything but respectful on this board.

and for the record I never said or inferred that what you believe happened in gen 1:1 was a sellout, I said to my understanding you would be talking something of a working blue print, I also said I have no problem with that, it very well might be, but can find no scriptural evidence for it.
What we are talking here is theology. All we can do is theorise until we can ask the LORD God face to face.

Thank you and I hope we get to meet someday when we stand before the Lord. By then none of this will matter. Have a good day!

waynes world wrote:Thank you and I hope we get to meet someday when we stand before the Lord. By then none of this will matter. Have a good day!

Very true.

One question though.
will we even remember our past life?
When we repent god does not remember our sins. But I doubt that means the same as forgets.
I personally hope that we don't remember how sinful we were.

Deborah wrote:

waynes world wrote:Thank you and I hope we get to meet someday when we stand before the Lord. By then none of this will matter. Have a good day!

Very true.

One question though.
will we even remember our past life?
When we repent god does not remember our sins. But I doubt that means the same as forgets.
I personally hope that we don't remember how sinful we were.

Well, remember, nothing is secret from God, for He knows ALL. Remember that all will be showed about what you have done with your life and that will be shown publicly in heaven and/or judgment. Kind of a scary thing to have to go through .

Thinker wrote:

Deborah wrote:

waynes world wrote:Thank you and I hope we get to meet someday when we stand before the Lord. By then none of this will matter. Have a good day!

Very true.

One question though.
will we even remember our past life?
When we repent god does not remember our sins. But I doubt that means the same as forgets.
I personally hope that we don't remember how sinful we were.

Well, remember, nothing is secret from God, for He knows ALL. Remember that all will be showed about what you have done with your life and that will be shown publicly in heaven and/or judgment. Kind of a scary thing to have to go through .

Brain that contridicts that god will not remember our sins if we repent them. God will only remember the sins we don't repent for.
at least tht is my understanding.

Deborah wrote:

Thinker wrote:

Deborah wrote:

waynes world wrote:Thank you and I hope we get to meet someday when we stand before the Lord. By then none of this will matter. Have a good day!

Very true.

One question though.
will we even remember our past life?
When we repent god does not remember our sins. But I doubt that means the same as forgets.
I personally hope that we don't remember how sinful we were.

Well, remember, nothing is secret from God, for He knows ALL. Remember that all will be showed about what you have done with your life and that will be shown publicly in heaven and/or judgment. Kind of a scary thing to have to go through .

Brain that contridicts that god will not remember our sins if we repent them. God will only remember the sins we don't repent for.
at least tht is my understanding.

Well, I think that people do repent, HOWEVER, they will sometimes break them. What if someone repented, then broke the repentance just at death, what then? It is my understanding that these unrepented sins will be forgiven no matter what based on how you served God and/or have had faith in God. God is all loving and all everything, so, I doubt very much that God will send somebody to hell for a slip-up or have doubts. The Bible still says that we and everyone else will know of how we have lived our lives, but I do intend to think this is a reserved judgment for the people without faith.

Believer wrote: Well, I think that people do repent, HOWEVER, they will sometimes break them. What if someone repented, then broke the repentance just at death, what then? It is my understanding that these unrepented sins will be forgiven no matter what based on how you served God and/or have had faith in God. God is all loving and all everything, so, I doubt very much that God will send somebody to hell for a slip-up or have doubts. The Bible still says that we and everyone else will know of how we have lived our lives, but I do intend to think this is a reserved judgment for the people without faith.

Does it specificaly sayu that everyone will know our sins?? thats not very pleasnat!! Or is it the beginning of hell? For those who go there? Is being absent from jusgment not being present at that? Ιve heard ppl say such things b4 but acutally didnt quite belive... how will billions of people watch each oters sins and rmember? it will only take billions of years to show each others sins to every1 else!! And can we really "repent" from some sins but not others? Done we repent completely or not at all? Isnt repentence an OVERALL change in one's life?

Deborah wrote:

waynes world wrote:Thank you and I hope we get to meet someday when we stand before the Lord. By then none of this will matter. Have a good day!

Very true.

One question though.
will we even remember our past life?
When we repent god does not remember our sins. But I doubt that means the same as forgets.
I personally hope that we don't remember how sinful we were.

I don't believe that God remembers our sins the way he would remember the sins of those who don't believe. What God has in store for us who belong to Christ well, we can only imagine. Thats a beautiful song by Mercy Me don't you think? Our church sings that once in a while.