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April 26th, 2009   #21
A Can of Man
 
 
I would but I'm already married. Woops!
 
April 27th, 2009   #22
KJ
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob Henderson
Some of the most faithful people in the world are desperately poor. They believe that God wouldn't do the things He has done without some sort of atonement. There are people at my church who live at the homeless shelter... And they attend every Sunday. Faith is the very concept of choosing to accept something without proof, and you can't believe that God would do something like that without making it up to you.


Again, the pessimist against the optimist will never gain any ground either way.
So he (God) will get me my per diem retroactively?

Rob, everyday you have a roof over your head and ONE meal per day is a good day.
Thatīs not desperetly poor, thatīs a minor inconvenience.


"We are the pilgrims, Master
We shall go always a little further,
it may be beyond the last blue mountain barred with snow,
Across that angry or glimmering sea..."
 
April 27th, 2009   #23
Rob Henderson
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by KJ
So he (God) will get me my per diem retroactively?

Rob, everyday you have a roof over your head and ONE meal per day is a good day.
Thatīs not desperetly poor, thatīs a minor inconvenience.
I wasn't saying I'm desperately poor... I was saying that some of the most faithful people I know are. I'm so sick of people saying that I don't know jack about anything! I wasn't even SAYING I had any experience being poor. I was only saying that I know some faithful people who believe God isn't going to let them suffer forever.

God isn't going to give you a grandeur lifestyle on Earth, because the grandest life here doesn't compare to the lowest life in Heaven. Ever heard the scripture quote "First shall be last, and the last shall be first"? Those who suffer and yet still believe will reap their rewards in the kingdom of God. (That's what I believe anyway.)
 
April 28th, 2009   #24
A Can of Man
 
 
Just saying, I've seen people far worse off than the average homeless guy in America.
At least over there, there's a lot of people around to make sure that homeless people don't starve to death. Hell they're so good at it that they get fat.
People wouldn't tell you that you don't know anything if you just don't post inaccurate crap about the real world thinking you've gotten it figured out before you've even set foot on it.

Last edited by A Can of Man; April 28th, 2009 at 06:12..
 
April 28th, 2009   #25
Rob Henderson
 
 
Please tell me where I said anything presumptuous in saying that some of the most faithful people I know are poor... How the hell is that knowing everything about the real world without stepping foot in it?



Again, just because a kid has an opinion, he's automatically a young buck who doesn't have a clue and is just talking out his @$$. And you wonder why young people don't give a damn......... Good luck in the nursing homes.
 
April 28th, 2009   #26
A Can of Man
 
 
No I don't assume all young people don't have a clue. But you don't.
 
April 28th, 2009   #27
sky2979
 
 
Come on you all'...we always get off topic, lets get back on it shall we??? lol, "Money isnt everything....but it sure is nice to have" especially if theres love too!!!


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R.I.P. Steven Zeluff
 
April 28th, 2009   #28
Rob Henderson
 
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by the_13th_redneck
No I don't assume all young people don't have a clue. But you don't.
Because you know me.... *rolls eyes* You put ENTIRELY too much faith in the internet, redneck.
 
April 28th, 2009   #29
A Can of Man
 
 
Well then why don't you just write what you really think?
 
April 28th, 2009   #30
Rob Henderson
 
 
The fact that I believe the world can become a better place if half the male population in it would suck up their pride and try to get along with one another instead of considering people with opposing view points as enemies who should be eliminated IS what I think. And it's not that I think the world was a happy place before 9/11... It sucks... At 10 years old I knew it sucked. But that doesn't change the fact that the world we are living in NOW, sucks 10 times harder. I know reality, because I watch the news... But I also read online sources that show the random acts of kindness in balance to all the violence going on around the world. It's like the press reporting on Iraq... All they show is the fact that the US is "losing" but the reality of the situation is, it's not half as bad as they show it. There IS progress being made... Maybe not as much as we would like, but it's there.


There's a difference between not having a clue and being optimistic.
 



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