thunder_dude7

Ah. The classic blanket skirt and sweatshirt. Usually means it's cold. I'd a pic of myself, but I'm 99% sure I'm not allowed. Maybe when I'm in college.

I'm not saying that a scientific explanation for something divine is bad. I was responding to this: What happens in Exodus seems impossible, and therefore should not be taken literally ...

Ooh! My church raises money for the heifer project every year! I would definetly be interested, but I don't have a credit card or anything, so I don't know if ...

That is true as well, Galatea. But yes. There's no magic formula that gives you every answer. Everybody won't live the same life. In the end, the only thing that ...

New comment: they want to prove that copyright infringing amterial is more popular than original videos? Why on earth would that require every single youtube user's name and IP adress? ...

A one-worder? For some reason, I'm already thinking of a horror piece, in which case "The Park" would be better, I think. Or maybe a guy named Park? I'm not ...

Never really gave this much thought. It does seem to make sense that there is English, with many variations of it. Oh, this reminds me of a little tip. If ...

Rei, your argument that the happenings in Exodus are probably partially or even completely untrue is absurd. According to Christianity, God created the laws of nature. Seeing as He had ...

Sorry, Rei. Missspoke. I meant the theories you pointed out. My fault. Some people thing that the Megilah (the story of Esther) shouldn't be a part of religious texts because ...

Hello, endless secrets! I'm thunder_dude7, and I will be [s]shreding[/s] critiquing your story today! The first two paragraphs are rather info-dumpy. It just didn't feel right for me. Remember: Subtle

Maybe, to prevent yourself from becoming the next Christopher Paolini, you could at least change the spyglass to something else. Wait...main villian is Amber...spyglass...I sware that I've heard the t

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Jamie, that was a perfect explanation of my viewpoint. In order to find God's stance on issues that weren't present during Bible times, we must interpret the Bible and pray ...

Well, typically, I think, Catholic Christians interpret the Bible literally, while Protestants(oh which I am one) take the underlying message, though not for your reasons. I think we need to ...