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Date Posted: 17:17:31 09/24/99 Fri
Author: fate_777
Subject: Re: Though I am not a Christian, I MUST respond to this one!
In reply to: Pierced Brain 's message, "Re: Though I am not a Christian, I MUST respond to this one!" on 12:20:49 09/24/99 Fri

> > in the world right now, god has allowed satan to
> tempt
> > people and to influence people, but only for a while.
> > soon he is not going to allow it anymore, and he is
> > going to come and take his world back, it says that
> > now satan is allowed to roam the earth and to
> > influence it, but that time is limited, because when
> > god takes his world back satan is bound for a
> thousand
> > years, then released for a short time, then sent to
> > hell which is where he will then remain forever. and
> > did god have a reason for the Ft Worth shootings yes
> > he did, those people who died are a whole lot better
> > off than any of us are right now, same thing with
> > Cassidy in Littleton, she was asked to u believe in
> > god, knowing full well saying yes would end her life,
> > but she stood up and said yes i do, it might have
> cost
> > her her life on earth, but it saved her enternal
> soul,
> > and she is a lot better off than any of us are right
> > now, she will never see any more bloodshed, or
> > violence, or hate, or tears.
> > fate
>
> You described pretty much the same thing in the reply
> to me, but with the "better off" rational, that is
> what creates things like the mother killing her babies
> wanting them guaranteed a spot in heaven. So your god
> also allowed this women to do this or created her to
> do this, right? But you say sometimes like in the
> doctor scenario, god helps the doctor to save the
> person or he doesn't help the doctor and the person
> dies. Does every time the doctor saves a person, is
> that through god helping or does god not help and the
> doctor still save people?

i think that god knows if you are going to live or die, and the doctor simply does gods work, he can not save a life if god does not want their life saved, and i would not use it to justify killing your babies its simply trying to see something good come out of something so sad
fate

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