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Simpleman424

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  1. Interesting…closet hate from GMF.
  2. That might be on me…I thought you meant of the 1, 2, 3 convo. I’m trying to catch up on everything and put the kids to bed. I see Ben as a 57 (at least that’s what he’s said) and Jesse as a 65 (also what he’s said). If both were at 65 right now it would be close because even Jesse said he’s still learning a bunch and catching up. But Jesse’s just brutes gives him something Ben doesn’t have.
  3. Mills had a horrible time making it last year as a senior in high school. By the end of the season his tank was shot…but he was still winning so there’s that. I think he’s just shooting for the most open path and nose diving to 125 is it vise Ben… No updates on Shumate or Waters that I’ve heard
  4. If we’re speaking collegiate, Jesse is just different…I’m not sure Davino will get one NCAA Championship let alone two. To me Feldman and Bouzakis aren’t even in the conversation with Jesse and Ben. Internationally Ben’s obviously had more success and despite Jesse saying he’s going to make a run I think Ben will be better in that style.
  5. You keep saying these things but I don’t think you know what it means… You’re the only one that has these issues with literally almost everyone on this site…if there were another I’d tell them the exact same thing. It’s not selective…
  6. Well they’re #1, #2 and #3 in our hearts so everyone’s right?
  7. You’re definitely right about that…your conversations are as consistent as these get. And when they all crash and burn and turn into pages of name calling and personal attacks there’s one common variable… As I’ve said before I do care about you man but talking and treating people like you do ALL the time or jumping in on conversations for straight malicious reasons…I don’t know why you’d want to do it. Doesn’t even have to be religious counseling just go talk to someone…
  8. Oh LJB…there’s nothing selective about my judgement. Don’t be upset you interact with people the way you do and people say things back. I at least encourage you to get help…with good intentions even…
  9. So someone tells you that you sound like you’re not trying to have a conversation in good faith (basically) and sure I could be wrong but I don't know you so hey maybe. I don’t take it personal I just said you’re trying to define things we don’t fully understand…next to God we have the understanding of a child so yea you can have that relationship (and like I said everyone’s is different) but we can’t really explain love…with the definitiveness you seemed to want. I don’t think that’s hippie sounding…just blunt in a biblical sense. And now I’m supposed to believe you were taking it serious when you began to make it a mockery and doubled down. I don’t know man I don’t take things personal like that but if you want to talk 100% DM me any time. I think you’ll find out I’m not a stoner or a weirdo…so there’s that.
  10. Oh don’t be get me wrong we’re both total smoke shows
  11. I’ll send you my Venmo, just send me the money and I’ll send you my picks
  12. I can’t be reading that right…
  13. Snitches get them stitches cuz…
  14. I’d say you’re better off either way…one just might be a little better looking…
  15. Nope, that’s what the man done did say
  16. Are we basing this off this small sample size? Seems way too early to make those kinds of claims…
  17. The books of the New Testament were written 20-70 years after the death and resurrection of Jesus. They also had specific requirements like needing to be written by an apostle (such as Paul or Peter) or someone closely associated with an apostle (such as Mark with Peter, or Luke with Paul). Eye witnesses basically and all men (except one) who were killed in horrific manner for their beliefs. The books also carried internal evidence of the Holy Spirit's testimony, inspiring conviction and spiritual transformation among believers. And a few other things. I wouldn’t let the Council of Nicaea stuff throw you off…I believe that’s what you’re referring to and that should be separated from what I’m talking about and a whole other conversation on its own. I think you should look into the Intelligent Design theory…might clear up a bunch of what you said there. And trust me I get what your saying or why you think that way…I’m just giving you something else to consider…
  18. That’s how you beat Penn State at their own game so yea…basically…
  19. Well fellas…welcome to Team USA!
  20. There is a big difference between Judgement and Condemnation…usually Christians are the ones who can’t separate the two but…some pretty strong feelings from the other side when it comes to Snyder.
  21. Yea that’s why I said we’ve all been speaking in error…I should have made the distinction there but didn’t think we were going as deep as we have…
  22. That’s actually a good talking point about Hammurabi’s Code…now while people to focus on Moses and the Ten Commandments they often forget that the book of Genesis records the history of a towering man of God who predated Moses by centuries. God revealed His laws to this man, who according to biblical history, spent much of his life in Babylonia. This individual, of course, was Abraham. Most people know that Abraham was a leading figure in Canaan. Less well known, however, is the fact that Abraham was also a leading personality in Babylon and had a profound influence on the development of Babylonian civilization. This is documented in both the Bible and secular texts. Moreover, there is evidence that suggests Abraham and Hammurabi were contemporaries. There are a number of different chronologies for Abraham. But while the precise dates for when Abraham lived vary, there is a general consensus that he lived in the first half of the second millennium b.c.e., around the 19th to 18th centuries. This is a chronological fit with Hammurabi. I think we also are all kind of speaking in error by referencing Christianity (and I’ve been purposely been steering to God not Christianity for that reason)…this conversation predates modern Christianity and surely America. But let’s also not forget that Modern Christianity is much more widespread and honestly stronger in other countries in the world than America. The faith of some of these people in Lynda, China, North Korea etc is astounding…
  23. There’s a book out there called “I don’t Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist” by Dr. Frank Turek. I’d recommend any one read it but especially those that absolutely have to have “answers”, make assumptions or baseless opinions on what they believe social norms were of from oh let’s say generations with no written history… The Bible is not a book on taxonomy…it doesn’t mention dinosaurs (although some argue it does) and it doesn’t mention cavemen (although again some argue it does) but obviously these things existed. “Smart” people, especially, have a hard time reasoning those things (pride mostly) and in a bid to not put limits on themselves put limits on a limitless God. The omissions of these things doesn’t mean God didn’t play a role in it…the purpose of the Bible was to tell the story of a bloodline and lead people to sanctification and salvation. Your problem is with the accuracy of the Bible and I have to tell you…that arguments not on your side. Well now I thought I was pretty respectful when you were throwing out your Kamala Harris word salad…seems hardly appropriate.
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