RT @guunjanjha: 2. @scotchism with all types of men and malicious intents. And it is natural for such a "free" open-source religion. What @HinduIDF
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guunjanjha via Twitter2. @scotchism with all types of men and malicious intents. And it is natural for such a "free" open-source religion. What @HinduIDF
rob stone posted a discussionPredestined for Glorification
We cannot earn salvation, and we can never lose salvation, because salvation is based not upon what…See More
Roman Kozlowski replied to Roman Kozlowski's discussion What is God? And why the idea of God?"I agree kernel. Our ideas and beliefs are to a greater extent what define us and make us who we…"
Kernel John replied to Roman Kozlowski's discussion What is God? And why the idea of God?"Yes Roman, our ideas and beliefs can be thought of as territory.
If they are fundamental to…"
Roman Kozlowski replied to Roman Kozlowski's discussion What is God? And why the idea of God?"Dear Khem, you are an interesting one in that you tend to rebuff first with further questions…"
Kernel John posted a discussionAre Your Religious Beliefs Plausible Facts of Prbable Fiction?
I very much enjoyed the recent Open Source Religion (OSR) discussion about the role regarding the…See More
Khem the Is Real-ite replied to Roman Kozlowski's discussion What is God? And why the idea of God?"Please explain what you mean by "scientific". How could proceeding by trial and…"
Roman Kozlowski replied to Roman Kozlowski's discussion What is God? And why the idea of God?"Your answer must go beyond the the faith mentioned in Hebrews 11:1 and all other similar universal…"
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