How did spirituality, belief in God and the continuing search for God change you?

[Lacewing]

Well, it certainly didn't come from any church or religion.

Do you give credit to God for what you produce with the divine inspiration, guidance, and intervention... or no?

The day I think God is looking for credit is the day I walk away from the book of Revelation, "The Ouzo Prophecy" and the Church of Ouzo.

You're such a slimy worm, Bob. You never answer questions straight on. Very deceitful. Why don't you just come right out and say that God has nothing to do with your divine inspiration, guidance, and intervention BECAUSE YOU DO NOT BELIEVE IN GOD! Correct? Your reference to "divine" is something other than God.

[bobevenson]

Do you give credit to God for what you produce with the divine inspiration, guidance, and intervention... or no?

The day I think God is looking for credit is the day I walk away from the book of Revelation, "The Ouzo Prophecy" and the Church of Ouzo.

Why don't you just come right out and say that God has nothing to do with your divine inspiration, guidance, and intervention.

Please, I know you are capable of using a dictionary, but let me help you along:

Divine
noun
proceeding from God or a god: divine guidance.

[Lacewing]

Please, I know you are capable of using a dictionary

There are other definitions for the word "divine", Bob. How old is your dictionary?

I think it's accurate to say that nothing you've ever said would lead anyone to the conclusion that you truly believe in God, because most people who believe in God talk more about God than about themselves.

Whereas, you appear to simply USE God as a supreme promoter and reputable reference for yourself and all of your crazy crap. Do you disagree? Is your god more to you than that?

[bobevenson]

Please, you should know by now that I continually refer to "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." -Revelation 17:17, a description of the beast with 7 heads and 10 horns in chapter and verse.

[Lacewing]

Please, you should know by now that I continually refer to "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." -Revelation 17:17, a description of the beast with 7 heads and 10 horns in chapter and verse.

Right... which sounds like you're more enraptured with the beast than you are with God. Do you disagree?

[bobevenson]

Please, you should know by now that I continually refer to "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." -Revelation 17:17, a description of the beast with 7 heads and 10 horns in chapter and verse.

Right... which sounds like you're more enraptured with the beast than you are with God. Do you disagree?

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast. In fact, the key paragraph of "The Ouzo Prophecy" says, "The evil that lurks in the minds of men is manifested in the collective evil of the breast. Understand the man and you cannot be deceived by his institutions."

[Philosophy Explorer]

Please, you should know by now that I continually refer to "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." -Revelation 17:17, a description of the beast with 7 heads and 10 horns in chapter and verse.

Right... which sounds like you're more enraptured with the beast than you are with God. Do you disagree?

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast. In fact, the key paragraph of "The Ouzo Prophecy" says, "The evil that lurks in the minds of men is manifested in the collective evil of the breast. Understand the man and you cannot be deceived by his institutions."

"breast" Now we know where your mind is at.

PhilX

[Lacewing]

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast.

But which delights YOU more, Bob... thoughts of God or the beast?

[Philosophy Explorer]

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast.

But which delights YOU more, Bob... thoughts of God or the beast?

For Bob it's the breast

PhilX

[Eodnhoj7]

Please, you should know by now that I continually refer to "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." -Revelation 17:17, a description of the beast with 7 heads and 10 horns in chapter and verse.

Right... which sounds like you're more enraptured with the beast than you are with God. Do you disagree?

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast. In fact, the key paragraph of "The Ouzo Prophecy" says, "The evil that lurks in the minds of men is manifested in the collective evil of the breast. Understand the man and you cannot be deceived by his institutions."

But aren't you creating your own institution of belief?

[bobevenson]

Please, you should know by now that I continually refer to "For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled." -Revelation 17:17, a description of the beast with 7 heads and 10 horns in chapter and verse.

Right... which sounds like you're more enraptured with the beast than you are with God. Do you disagree?

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast. In fact, the key paragraph of "The Ouzo Prophecy" says, "The evil that lurks in the minds of men is manifested in the collective evil of the beast. Understand the man and you cannot be deceived by his institutions."

[bobevenson]

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast.

But which delights YOU more, Bob... thoughts of God or the beast?

Please, the 666 of Revelation 13:18 is about the beast and "The Ouzo Prophecy" is about the beast. Suffice it to say that John on the isle of Patmos and Bob the Baptist in Cincinnati are prophets transcribing the word of God.

[Eodnhoj7]

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast.

But which delights YOU more, Bob... thoughts of God or the beast?

Please, the 666 of Revelation 13:18 is about the beast and "The Ouzo Prophecy" is about the beast. Suffice it to say that John on the isle of Patmos and Bob the Baptist in Cincinnati are prophets transcribing the word of God.

Prove it.

[Philosophy Explorer]

Enrapture is delight without measure, and Revelation 17:17 is hardly delight with the beast.

But which delights YOU more, Bob... thoughts of God or the beast?

Please, the 666 of Revelation 13:18 is about the beast and "The Ouzo Prophecy" is about the beast. Suffice it to say that John on the isle of Patmos and Bob the Baptist in Cincinnati are prophets transcribing the word of God.

Subject to independent verification that Bob has mystical credentials which Bob is unable to supply.

PhilX

[Lacewing]

Suffice it to say that John on the isle of Patmos and Bob the Baptist in Cincinnati are prophets transcribing the word of God.

So, based on what you've said (and supposedly "transcribed"), we can conclude that God is an idiot?