replying on There by Dovina
6 Mar 2006, 1:54 PM
There's nothing strong in what he said, it was just a catchy slogan like you said. Poetry didn't free O.J., good lawyering on his side and awful lawyering on the other is what got him aquitted. Oh, that and a little help from God too.
The only definition for "righteousness" is a man made one. Nobody knows the wants of God. We only know what he supposedly told us in the bible like that he's good and perfect and so he's incapable of doing evil. He must follow the laws of righteousness. All your doing is saying the same thing over and over which is that you think God can do anything he wants to including evil apparently. Have you ever heard of the Covenant? There's the rule of honoring your word. He let his son die so that he wouldn't break that one. Maybe you're just Jewish but not very good at it.
Hypothetical question: You show up at Heaven. Let's say God doesn't know anything about you but you bring a freind to Heaven who he also doesn't know very much about except what others have told him about your friend. Your friend testifies on your behalf that you are a truly good person and are worthy of God's acceptance. Should God let you in to Heaven right away or should he take your friend's testimony with a grain of salt and get to know you himself before letting you in?
replying on Lick up your ears by Dental Panic
5 Mar 2006, 4:46 AM
Gary Oldman also directed it.