DNA Proves Existence of a Designer

[The Grand Nudger]

[CDF47]

Satan rebelled against God and brought many angels with him in his rebellion.  Man was created and rebelled against God.  God will not tolerate rebellion against Him.  However, He delivered His Son to die for our sins.

Which issue of the comic book was that in, again?

It's no comic book.  It's the Word of God.

[The Grand Nudger]

You do realize that the comic book was written by human beings, right?  It's the word of some rando named steve, not a god. That's a much more efficient explanation for why it gets everything wrong, don't you think?

No need to lay all that nonsense at the foot of your god.

[CDF47]

Gae Bolga: What are your thoughts on the article below:

https://www.christianheadlines.com/colum...igure.html

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You do realize that the comic book was written by human beings, right?  It's the word of some rando named steve, not a god.  That's a much more efficient explanation for why it gets everything wrong, don't you think?

No need to lay all that nonsense at the foot of your god.

It's an inspired work.  Inspired by God.

[The Grand Nudger]

That Truth in Action Ministries  clickbaited you.

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It's an inspired work.  Inspired by God.

One wonders why the divine told steve so much silly shit when he had him on the godphone, then.

[CDF47]

That Truth in Action Ministries  clickbaited you.

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It's an inspired work.  Inspired by God.

One wonders why the divine told steve so much silly shit when he had him on the godphone, then.

Of course you attack the source regarding the article but of course you didn't even skim read it.  

Look at Daniel's amazing prophecies.  How else would he know that.

[Gwaithmir]

Interestingly, no specific kingdoms are mentioned in the statue tale, hence, a matter of interpretation and no actual prophecy.

Additionally, there are several schools of thought as to the identities of these four kingdoms: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_kingdoms_of_Daniel

"And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed: and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break in pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand for ever." (Daniel 2:44) This never came to pass. The alleged statue prophecy is, therefore, bogus. Next case.

The kingdoms are Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_kingdoms_of_Daniel

It absolutely has come to pass in Christ.

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Either your reading comprehension is lacking or you're cherry picking the evidence. The very article you referenced proves you wrong. See the sections on the different schools of thought concerning the four kingdoms. Furthermore, the prediction in Daniel 2:44 never came to pass during the lifetimes of the four monarchs, proving the alleged prophecy to be bogus.

[T0 Th3 M4X]

You do realize that the comic book was written by human beings, right?  It's the word of some rando named steve, not a god.  That's a much more efficient explanation for why it gets everything wrong, don't you think?

No need to lay all that nonsense at the foot of your god.

Twas the magic pop rocks that appeared out of nowhere.  Didn't you get the memo?

[CDF47]

The kingdoms are Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_kingdoms_of_Daniel

It absolutely has come to pass in Christ.

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Either your reading comprehension is lacking or you're cherry picking the evidence. The very article you referenced proves you wrong. See the sections on the different schools of thought concerning the four kingdoms. Furthermore, the prediction in Daniel 2:44 never came to pass during the lifetimes of the four monarchs, proving the alleged prophecy to be bogus.

I was referencing the top portion where the kingdoms are clearly listed. 

Rome was in power when the Lord came to Earth.

[The Grand Nudger]

That Truth in Action Ministries  clickbaited you.

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One wonders why the divine told steve so much silly shit when he had him on the godphone, then.

Of course you attack the source regarding the article but of course you didn't even skim read it.  

You asked my opinion on an article.  My opinion is that you got clickbaited by a ministry.  

"Magic Books Says"
"There wouldn't be much evidence because he wasn't important"
-followed by rattling off a list of forgeries, interpolations, and citations regarding the existence of christians.... and what they believed, centuries after the alleged fact.

Not that any of it matters, since neither you nor truth in action believe in any historical jesus whatsoever.  You believe in Godman.  

Look at Daniel's amazing prophecies.  How else would he know that.

You might find something interesting if you researched the narrative thrust of the "prophetic" books of the OT outside of the superstitious beliefs you have about them.  They were socio-political commentary...and as is often the case with pundits..."Daniel" fucked the pooch and got it wrong.

Or you can continue to express your own credulity, implicating the author of a magic book in countless tragedies unseen and unforetold in addition to painting him as an idiot.