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And let me guess - he drinks Marston's Pedigree?
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no Burton Bridge Bitter or red wine
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Ricky Gervais said She's black. That cant be right, can it ?
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yes, and she has cat called Thomas and you never get to see her face.
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Latin a shocking omission, as is finger-pointing - why speak when you can point, fershtay?
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I'm pretty sure that it's either Alanis Morisette or Morgan Freeman, in which case the answer is English.
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creating Liz His finest work
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I'm gonna spew
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Repent
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Does God speak to everyone?
If so why do we have so many religions/ |
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God speaks - always - for those who wish to hear.
He speaks when I study a sea horse. He also speaks the language of love! He communicates through birdsong, through the beauty of the single lily, and the sound of waves crashing onto the rocky shore. |
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..and perhaps, even through the pain of my cracked rib, received from a violent human being.
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God speaks - always - for those who wish to hear.
The corrolary of Tony Broke's assertion is that for those who don't wish to hear, for functional purposes God doesn't speak. But those who do hear God is omnipotent, so it would be easy to get around that. And God created those who don't wish to hear. So he is mischievous and not therefore 100% good, which is counter to the supposition that a God ( an omnipotent being who is 100% good ) exists. All at sea is correct. QED. Problem officially solved by betfair chit-chat imv. |
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no, people have free will, they can choose to open their ears so-to-speak.
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God speaks - always - for those who wish to hear.
Yep, just as he apparently spoke to Tony Blair, who then took God's advice and went and sanctioned the death of over 100,000 people. |
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If god's a woman,
that explains all the moodiness in the old testament. Christ! What a Bitch! |
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probably english, spoke to anthony blair according to him
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