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In answer to the above question, it depends if there was actually any truth to the man's statement. How do I know beyond a reasonable doubt that his son will be saved by my abstaining from eating a certain food evermore (what will happen if I ever give in to my craving, years and years later, and eat that certain something)? If this isn't some sort of trick question and it really is as direct as you've worded, I believe I would do it if it were someone close to me or I felt compelled to help them.


Good. You answered the question, but do you see how you prefaced the answer with a corridor out. This is important to view because it's important that we know ourselves.

What does this say about you?

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If every dying person in Africa or India (or, Hell, America for that matter!) were saved from their doom, we as a species would overpopulate and suffer on an even larger scale.


Not so.

The timing of Christ's return is coincident with population change so that no overpopulation would occur.

Of course, if you don't believe this, you would be compelled to let people die (look at your own logic), and if you don't believe this, it's simply because you don't want to know, and if you don't want to know, that means you shrug responsibility, and if you shrug responsibility, how can you honestly determine what you would do if required to make a sacrifice for someone else.

Have you taken the time to investigate God's Son (Christ) for the sake of the eternal salvation of your friends and family?

Know yourself.


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Someone meaning who? A man in orange robes with a shaven head and a sidelock asking me if I want to become a Hare Krishna? I'd probably say thank you but no thank you. A man on a street corner shouting how we are all sinners and the world is coming to an end? I'd probably keep on walking. A seemingly mystical being surrounded by a sphere of white glowing light? I think I just might decide to give it a read. You, Russ T., in mentioning your religious doctrine the holy bible? Well it depends on how you presented it to me but, sure, I might consider reading it (I have read some of it in fact). But that doesn't mean I believe it is what it claims to be. Even if the bible is proven to predict the future, how is that validation that God wrote it? Why could it not have been written by (your version of) Satan? You can't be for sure. You can only be certain that its predictions are accurate. If someone gives me a piece of paper which tells what will happen tomorrow written on it, and I then give it to you, will you believe that I wrote it just because I gave it to you and it came true?


This text is full of corridors out, but most importantly, your questions can all be answered by studying the Bible. I have done my homework and found Christ to be exactly what He claimed to be. That is my "testimony".

Now, will you use my delivery style as an excuse not to check it our for yourself, or will you humble yourself and see if I may know what I'm talking about?

Don't answer that to me. It's a question for you to ponder within yourself when things get bad enough to induce enough fear to cause you to become humble enough to seek truth.

So, in short, the answers are there if you want them. They question is, do you really want them?

Again we need to know ourselves.

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What do you intend to do about the misused quote of yours regarding Darwin? Will you acknowledge the fault in its wording and either change it and/or stop using it?


What quote are you speaking about?

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