born again was: Re: Noah's ark

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From: Foreverlive <foreverlive777@acelink.net>
To: errancy@infidels.org <errancy@infidels.org>
Date: Sunday, April 04, 1999 4:14 AM
Subject: Re: Noah's ark



>>>>CREA

>>>>    If it wasn't (meaning it was from the pre-Deluge vegetation), then I

>>>>would find it very hard to believe that it would have even been

>recognizable

>>>>as an olive leaf.

>>>>

>>>(Foreverlive777 I think)

>>>

>>>Not to be a spoil sport, but aren't all these little back and forth quotes

>>>just assupmtions? Does it prove anything? Or do you just like to pick the

>>>Bible apart cause it gets you off during your moments of boredom? That

>>>wasn't meant to be an insult. I'm serious. Is this all you can come up

>>>with? Assumptions about errancy? Isn't this legalism? I'm wondering if any

>>>one of the people who claim to have been Christians actually knew God while

>>>they were walking in the "walk". How many of you were actually born again?

>>

>>Calvin

>>Ummm, none of us was born again. Neither were you. Oh, you mean how many of

>>us -felt-, -thought-, -believed- we were born again? Count  me in.

>

>

>Jason:

>

>Can you prove that i wasn't? Can you prove that assertion? I don't feel,

>think, or believe that i was born again but i was, whether all of those

>factors are factual or not. The thing is, you can't disprove ANY of them.

>

Calvin
Ok, Then to answer your question. I was born again.

cs

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