Rep. Murtha Dead at 77

Considering that it was God that called Murtha home and not Aaron perhaps you should take it up with God if you are unhappy about it.

Don't you trust God's plan for Murtha and the rest of us?

 

Did God cause the surgeon to make a mistake?

 

I don't think any of us can say whether God did that or not. Are you saying God isn't able to do that?

 

It seems a strange thing for a loving God to do. If God did it then a doctor should never be held liable for any 'mistakes' made. After all God never makes a mistake, right? And, if we do something that causes others harm, well God who really did it, it's not our fault.

That idea opens a whole can of worms.

 

Here's the crux of all your problems CTB...you don't think God is in control.

 

CTB sez:

LOVE ain't the only attribute of God that is displayed in His word.:BangHead:

Don't try to pigeon-hole Him into the "lovey-dovey" character that the left loves so much - there's far more to God than this!!!!

Strange??? Read the OT for a few examples of another side of God; whether it's acceptable to the world or not.

(Same today, yesterday, and tomorrow.)

 

What a pathetic thread.

 

What an odd question.

I have no idea what God's plan is for anyone in particular.

I just trust.

Don't you?

 

Do you really think this?

Or are you joking?

Playing the devil's advocate?

This doesn't sound like the type of thinking that one normally expects from a mature Christian.

 

Rev being his old untruthful self again. All I said was that show me a book without words and I will show you a blank book.

Also, this from a man who said that Eve's words in Genesis were not important. Guess that shows his view of all women and their words.

Now, back to the topic. If Calvinists are correct and God causes all to happen that happens, then how can you hold a surgeon for a slip of the knife?

 

Actually the topic is the passing of Murtha.

 

Ah, so it is. Thanks.

Anyway, if Calvinists are correct and God preordained all then no doctor should ever be held liable for any mistakes.

 

After concurring that the topic is the passing of Murtha you proceed to continue with your off topic stream-of-consciousness post. :laugh:

 

There you go again, telling half-truths and untruths. Shame on you ... a Rev.

You must have the entire post ... from about two years ago. I do not remember exactly the post, but I am sure I was saying something like that we can learn about God from our experiences. If God moves in the experiences of our lives, then we can learn of him through those experiences ... like answered prayer or his opening doors and showing us his will.

If memory serves me correctly I was discussing with you ways in which my spouse and I determined that it was God's will for us to go to work at the seminary in Prague. An example was how we found a person, two doors from us, who needed a place to live exactly the same time we were to be away. His house had just sold and he had to move out, but could not retire and move to Massachusetts for six months.

You, in your confused ways, decided that I was saying that experience was as important as scripture. That isn't so and you know I never said that. But you have, very dishonestly, taken that idea and said it over and over and over. So please start being honest.

Also, if I remember correctly your completely refused to answer questions I asked you at that time.

I calmly replied to you over several weeks. This was when I was new on the board and believed you were a rational person. After all I am an optimist and assume people that I meet are honest and rational until they prove themselves otherwise. You succeeded in proving your irrationality and dishonesty to me over those several weeks. I see you have not changed.

There was a thread about Genesis and creation and in one of your posts you said that Eve's words were unimportant. I should have copied the post and kept it, but I didn't.

 

Either that, or He did not prevent him. Either way, God did it.

 

You've never read Romans 9, have you.

 

Many times. But you see I was predestined to believe in free will.

Aaron also wrote:

No not at all. There are bad things that happen. It is not that God did not prevent it ... it is that such things can happen in the natural law world we live in. If there had been no fall it might be different. The "evil one" should get some credit for bad things that happen.