Jesus#39; Resurrection

[NickHassan]

Hi tow,
Does your reality end at death?
That will be a popular idea.

[Towshab]

Yes, my reality ends at the same point your fantasy does. Ironic isn't it?

[NickHassan]

Hi Tow,
Then what of Is 65,
OOps .
You cut that bit out.

[Towshab]

The messianic era. What of it?

[Stu]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Jan. 08 2008,14:21)

Hi Stu, If you cannot exclude the possibility of God then you do believe in God. jump.

If you really believe that you'd better find all the books you can on all the Greek gods, and the Roman ones (notwithstanding the overlap) and the great Juju and Thor and his Scandinavian colleagues, and those deities worshiped by Native Americans and it might be a good idea to finish reading the Koran just in case Allah is as they say he is, rather than as you say he is.

You've got a lot of jumping to do yourself, Nick.

Stuart

[NickHassan]

Hi Stu,
Having bought the paddock for the sake of the treasure buried there I am unlikely to look further afield.

[Stu]

Quote (Nick Hassan @ Jan. 09 2008,17:48)

Hi Stu, Having bought the paddock for the sake of the treasure buried there I am unlikely to look further afield.

So tempted to say it is fools' gold buried in your paddock, but that would be to quote a biblical insult!

Stuartt

[NickHassan]

Hi stu,
I would expect that from a man who thinks the water in the bucket from the well is all we can get.
If you want more go to the fountain of living water
before the rope breaks.
Ecc12, Jn7

[Towshab]

The rope, well, and bucket are invisible too Stu. You'll need the “spirit” to reveal them.

[Stu]

I'm sure if I drank enough spirit the fools' gold would look real enough.

Stuart

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