Ofour

Chapter 1 “So, it’s all gone wrong then.” “Yep.” The second speaker dropped the single word into the chasm of silence beneath the bridge with puncturing finality. “’S’all gone.” He ...

"The probibility of us meeting other intelligent life is practically 0." - but that's entirely based on a lot of "let's say"s and "we think"s. The simple answer is we ...

Beforehand, Adam and Eve were immortal, they could not die. They were made mortal: they would definitely die in the future.

Hooray for fingers in the air... what? 8/10

"God: 'If you don't do what I say, then I'll have you tortured forever.'" - the whole point is that you are supposed to ask for forgiveness for doing things ...

Didn't I? I tried, at least.

God severed the connection? What's that Church-thingy doing down the road then? God kicked them out of paradise as punishment for disobedience. He is all forgiving but they did not ...

I do indeed! TPBM plays teh 'cellozorz ('cello).

Ofour walks in, orders a Bloody Mary, drinks, belches, then grumbles "hrrrmmm...'llo". Now he is drunk, very drunk. He giggles, then belches again.

"And keep in mind that God said, 'for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die'. Which clearly contradicts your argument, Ofour." = one translation, not all. ...

I really need to read that book. Ironic, isn't it?

God didn't lie. When he said they would die it meant that they would become mortal, which they did. He never said "you will die as and when you eat ...

Great series; cracked the code on the second book easily enough, but couldn't do the first as easily so I didn't bother. The last book was great, I didn't think ...

I have, and I agree about the films, but surely no-one would make any judgements without reading both? Surely?

Anyone Jedi?