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Romans 8:28 (Lyric) by amanda_dcosta

I sit here alone deep in thought What will my future bring me? It's so uncertain, and distrought There's million things that scare me. There's dreams not met, there's hopelessness, And feelings of despair For each time I thread on this path I'm scared and run away. Yes, this is life as we see it Its common where we live To turn around, and with a bound to gallop out of reach. But, when i met my Saviour, He changed my life around, He held me with his loving arms, And carried me right on. And now I live with courage, I do not fear the night For by the name of Jesus I see the light. I see the light that guides me I see the light that shines Inside me, growing brighter As with love in me he smiles. He gives me hope to dream on He gives me hope to grow And with each and every passing day I see him more and more. I am not scared or worried My spirit not forlorn There's radiant plans for me I know Because I love him so.

Dovina 30-Dec-05/12:08 PM
If you wish to argue against Platonism, in favor of constructivism, you could do so civilly, as Brouwer and Heyting did, without calling anyone a moron, which seems like an illogical thing to do in a discussion of philosophy at this level. You could also listen to the question Alchemy asked, “I believe on God. I'm not sure why. Maybe you can give me some logical explanation for believing in God.” And you might have considered my tenuous answer, “Because 1 + 1 = 2” with its various implications, before spouting off like some bloated whale without provocation.

Take whatever position you want, but at least consider that a logical God might be discussable by non-morons.

I hate name-dropping, and here I’ve done it. That’s how far you’ve drug me down.




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