.: posted 3/02/2008 ::: by webmdave :::   

 ou812 wrote:

I really like YouTube videos. This was informative and made alot of sense. I also looked on the menu to The power of faith. What a compelling video,and I like that song. Thanks!

posted: March 02, 2008 EST  

 Anonymous wrote:

Finally someone has had the ability to take these points of morality, and assemble them in a logical, concise format. Well done.

posted: March 03, 2008 EST  

 sconnor wrote:

Isn't it curious and odd, that throughout the bible god continually spanked his earthly children -- even the ones who believed in him -- because they were morally bankrupt.
God spanked and re-spanked his children by sending plagues, floods, whirl-winds, fire and brimstone over and over again, to no avail.

They had god; they believed in god, but yet, their morals still ran amuck.
What's the difference if god was there or not?

--S.

posted: March 03, 2008 EST  

 black swede wrote:

Sconnor Said:
"Isn't it curious and odd, that throughout the bible god continually spanked his earthly children -- even the ones who believed in him -- because they were morally bankrupt"

Sconnor,

Also don't forget that God killed several of his children in Tennessee with a tornado a few weeks back after they voted for "Mike Huckabee" who believes that God has told him to run for president, and not to drop out of the presidential race no matter how bad he is getting his ass kicked by John McCaine.

Apparently Huckabee believes that God is going to open the Red Sea and drown all of McCain's supporters.

posted: March 04, 2008 EST  

 Tim wrote:

Nicely done. Taking the high road is hard but it is best in the end I think. But there is a time to bash idiots. especially when they raise a banner and beg for it. heheheh

tim

posted: March 04, 2008 EST  

 Samuel wrote:

Good job ! your video just makes sense and the URL of this should me added to "morality" in dictionary !

posted: March 14, 2008 EST  

Post a Comment | Create a Link | Post in the Forums | Permalink

  Subscribe to this post's Comments (Atom).
Subscribe to every post's Comments (RSS).
Quickly catch up on all recent comments posted on ExChristian.Net on the Recent Comments page. Or, keep track of comments on individual topics by using .