What if God was one of us? - 2005-10-05 2:19 AM
If God had a name, what would it be and would you call it to his face? If you were faced with him in all his glory, what would you ask if you had just one question
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klinton said:
He does have a name, Yahweh. And yes, I use it when I talk to him.
Just one question...that he had to answer? The point. The point behind everything. And if he honesly replies some shit like 'it's my will' or the like, I'll be sorely disapointed.
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Anonymous One said:
You're not supposed to be able to pronounce his name. You substitute "Adonai" in place of Yahweh everytime you come across it.
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britneyspearsatemyshorts said:
Yet you can't understand the part of the bible where it says not to be porking other dudes!
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klinton said:Quote:
britneyspearsatemyshorts said:
Yet you can't understand the part of the bible where it says not to be porking other dudes!
And quite frankly, when the shit comes down
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britneyspearsatemyshorts said:
dude, we dont want details of the porking!
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britneyspearsatemyshorts said:
Yet you can't understand the part of the bible where it says not to be porking other dudes!
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Im Not Mister Mxypltk said:
Also, since our dating techniques are so primitive that people are convinced we evolved from monkeys (HA! silly monkeys), for all we know the books could have been written in May, 1995. Unless the dating techniques are only inaccurate when it comes to fossils and not divine novels... that would rock.
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Anonymous One said:
You're not supposed to be able to pronounce his name. You substitute "Adonai" in place of Yahweh everytime you come across it.
Well, then it's a good thing I'm not Jewish then, isn't it? The idea of not addressing God by his name was a construct of the Pharasies and by no means dictated by Yahweh Himself, who wished His name to be 'sanctified in every nation'.
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Anonymous One said:
No it's not a rule out of politeness, from what I learned from my World Mythologies class the word just can't be pronounced by the human tounge.
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the G-man said:
There's also admissible evidence of the bible having been written in 1903.
People in court swear on the bible. There are official transcripts of court proceedings from 1903 and even farther back. Court transcripts are admissible evidence.
Therefore, we have proof the bible is older than 1903 and, therefore, that you're still being silly.
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Anonymous One said:
No it's not a rule out of politeness, from what I learned from my World Mythologies class the word just can't be pronounced by the human tounge.
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klinton said:Quote:
Anonymous One said:
You're not supposed to be able to pronounce his name. You substitute "Adonai" in place of Yahweh everytime you come across it.
Well, then it's a good thing I'm not Jewish then, isn't it? The idea of not addressing God by his name was a construct of the Pharasies and by no means dictated by Yahweh Himself, who wished His name to be 'sanctified in every nation'.
No it's not a rule out of politeness, from what I learned from my World Mythologies class the word just can't be pronounced by the human tounge.
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(it looks like 'NIN' though)
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wannabuyamonkey said:Quote:
(it looks like 'NIN' though)
i think you've confused God with Trent Resner.
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britneyspearsatemyshorts said:
Damn. Sorry about your loss.
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Anonymous One said:
Fuck I just found out Joan of Arcadia was cancelled. I tuned in on Friday thinking "haven't watched it in a while" lets see what happens and it didn't come on.
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Uschi said:
I think my question to god is the most useful.
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Uschi said:
I would say, "Hi God. How's it going?"