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  • The King
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    I don't read pictures, I look at them, and as I already posted I do not look at pictures in this forum. Understand?

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  • ThreeFingerPete
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    I don't recall referencing your SN with respect to Google. Perhaps you should not assume anything without having at least a quote from me to back your assumption.

    As far as any picture, I wouldn't know or care. I never bother myself with looking at pics posted in this forum.
    You would read it if there was a picture of Jesus on it.

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  • The King
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    I don't recall referencing your SN with respect to Google. Perhaps you should not assume anything without having at least a quote from me to back your assumption.

    As far as any picture, I wouldn't know or care. I never bother myself with looking at pics posted in this forum.
    Last edited by The King; 10-21-2012, 10:27 AM.

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  • ThreeFingerPete
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    All great e-posters use Google for their search engine, because if they didn't they would not be great.
    I did not get that picture from google.

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  • The King
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    All great e-posters use Google for their search engine, because if they didn't they would not be great.

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  • exlude
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    What if he used Bing? Or Alta Vista? Or Web Crawler?

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  • The King
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    Google, the greatest resource today for those unable to post in a thread such as this using the resources of their own mind.

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  • The King
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    No, mankind controls his own destiny given that he was created with free will. Some of us acknowledge our place in Creation is all.

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  • 347Mike
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Limitations as far as mankind's ability to understand. Acceptance that not everything can be or will be reduced to a level that fits into mankind's scientific explanations. Acknowlegement that the created shall always be subordinate to The Creator.
    So it makes perfect sense. We're to stupid for the universe so lets construct something that is easy to understand. So we create this one entity that has created all. You can't argue that or dispute it because this entity controls all.

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  • The King
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    Limitations as far as mankind's ability to understand. Acceptance that not everything can be or will be reduced to a level that fits into mankind's scientific explanations. Acknowlegement that the created shall always be subordinate to The Creator.

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  • 347Mike
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Science to me is not an end in itself, rather it is a construct of man that has a valuable purpose but that also has its limitations as far as importance.
    What kind of limitations? Limitations sort of like how we thought the planet was flat but later found out its not? Your area of "limitations" is gradually disapating as is every pocket of ignorance that can't be explained so god created it.

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  • The King
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    Welcome back, Google Boy!

    Where have you been?

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  • racrguy
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    None of the First Covenant Laws were rendered null and void, rather they were fulfilled.

    With regard to the Ten Commandments, any true believer in Jesus Christ will follow those (my opinion here). Outside of that, they also provide a framework for societal living.
    CHERRY PICK THE HOLY BOOK!

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by DOHCTR View Post
    So if this is the case, why are the ten commandments still held dear? Are they rendered null and void as well?
    None of the First Covenant Laws were rendered null and void, rather they were fulfilled.

    With regard to the Ten Commandments, any true believer in Jesus Christ will follow those (my opinion here). Outside of that, they also provide a framework for societal living.

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