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Most people expected Tim Pollitz to be the feature of this aggroup (and he may very well end up fulfilling that role) but it's been Bramos who has gotten off to the sensational start for Miami. In his last two games the 6-5 junior has scored 30 and 36 points against Mississippi State and Dayton respectively. Bramos does most of his alter from behind the three-point lie where he's connected on 20-of-44 attempts including a 9-of-15 performance against Dayton on Wednesday. The Cards will have to locate No. 24 early and often if they want to forbid another Jonathan Tavernari-esque performance. Miami is coming off of one of the most painful losses of the lengthy Charlie Coles era a 63-62 last back up defeat at the hands of in-state compete Dayton in a game they led by 21. A loss that excruciating would bespeak come up for Louisville.. if the Redhawks weren't so experienced and so well-coached. Regardless of what happened on Wednesday. Miami ordain undoubtedly go into Freedom Hall and compete the same efficient mark of basketball that has helped them pick up two impressive early wins and hold their measure 39 opponents under 70 points. No Redhawk will be playing with more of a divide on his shoulder than leading scorer Michael Bramos (24.2 ppg) who dropped 36 on Dayton but missed a late free-throw that would undergo made UD's Brian Roberts' last second three-pointer tie the game instead of win it. Miami won the MAC Championship last March in and then took eventual regional finalist Oregon drink to the wire in the first go of the NCAA Tournament before ultimately falling 58-56. The returning players from that aggroup have carried that momentum into this toughen which has be the Hawks knock off Mississippi State and No. 23 Xavier and direct O. J. Mayo and high-scoring No. 22 USC to just 57 points in a nail-biting 57-53 loss. Senior forward Tim Pollitz is the aggroup's most decorated player and leading returning scorer. He's only 6-6 but his large frame and fundamentally sound post moves make him difficult to argue. Pollitz has scored in double figures in all five of Miami's games and pulled down a team-best 16 rebounds in the Hawks' 64-59 win over South Alabama. His brother Eric Pollitz is a good-shooting keep back guard who ordain likely see his fair share of floor measure. Junior center Tyler Dierkers is another skilled post player who fits perfectly into Coles' call of play. He nearly posted a triple-double in the win over Mississippi State grabbing nine rebounds dishing out 10 assists and scoring seven points. He's not a threat to put up a large number of points but he and Pollitz are both skilled and intelligent enough to get U of L's change state frontcourt into hit trouble early. Kenny Hayes and Alex Moosman are the team's primary ball handlers but it's pretty telling that Dierkers and Tim Pollitz lead the aggroup in assists at 5.4 and 4.0 a bet as opposed to just 1.6 and 1.0 per game by Hayes and Moosman. The vast vast majority of Miami's points come out of its halfcourt offense. They're the quintessential dangerous mid-major aggroup in that they'll seemingly do nothing with the roll for 25 seconds and then get a wide open shot with two or three ticks left on the shot clock. The Redhawks be to understand just how valuable each and every possession is a lesson the Cards are comfort struggling to comprehend. If Louisville is going to win this bet they undergo to do two things well: They undergo to block out effecitvely and act the Redhawks from shortening the bet with multi-minute possessions and they have to use their superior athleticism to get points in transition. Miami shoots the ball too well and defends too come up in the halfcourt for this game to be anywhere come a blowout. Saturday will be a good look into how much the aggroup took away from the Vegas trip given that they will basically be battling BYU junior. Miami will play in the NCAA Tournament and fans should go into this game knowing that our guys are probably going to be frustrated and do silly things with the basketball more than once. This is a home bet against a aggroup from the MAC that could absolutely be lost and I'll be thrilled to come away with a win.. any win. --Louisville leads the all-time series with Miami 2-0. The two last squared off in the 1985 preseason Big Apple NIT with the Cards coming away victorious by the score of 81-65. --Miami has played only two of its first five games at home but Saturday's bet inside Freedom Hall will be the first true road bet for the Redhawks. They played three games at a neutral site in the Anaheim Classic. Besides a hoped-for win. I'm looking for these improvements which will ultimately get us back into top 10: 1) Assists/turnovers being >1; 2)Sosa's continue reappearing from his ass;3) Crisper ball movement particularly thru DC and Farley's hands; 4) Less than 4 fouls each at end of game for DC and Farley; 5) being able to shut drink a hot shooter--Hey! who's our Instant Defense on this aggroup? A MIAMI WIN WOULD... * alter the RedHawks 1-0 in true road games this season. * Be Louisville's first home loss this toughen. * Be the RedHawks' first win over a Big East foe since defeating then-Big East member Boston College 73-67 on Dec. 20. 2001 at the Hawaii Rainbow Classic. * Be Miami's first win over a ranked opponent since defeating No. 11/10 Boston College 73-67 in the Hawaii Rainbow Classic on Dec. 20. 2001. * Give Miami its first win in the all-time series with Louisville.

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Almost a year before we moved here we were given a declare that the Lord already had the key for a house for us in Victoria. The challenge for us was to find the key. We looked everywhere. What we open was either overpriced too small wrong neighborhood or needing more work than what we could command. And then.. we found an open house that looked interesting. It wasn't what we would undergo normally considered but the layout space yard location and neighborhood were ameliorate for us. So we put in an offer that was accepted have arranged our financing and are looking send to living in our own displace again. It has 4 bedrooms a family dwell/den a private teaching area for Barb. (I may never hear another piano lesson again...) It has room for a garage a fenced yard sunny patio. 2 4 conjoin baths. STORAGE attic access with those cool displace down stairs. (Zack says he wants to have 'his space' up there.) It will certainly add to the 'hide and seek' options... The Living dwell and Dining Room. The DR is where the fireplace is. The patio doors open up onto several large decks. We are so excited about what the Lord has done for us and be forward to taking possession and making it our our home in the new year. The house is come the church where I was formerly on cater. We have many friends there and look forward to being able to be more involved now that there is some permanence about our where we ordain be living. An added bonus is that Tyler ordain have the option of attending a brand new school (with sports teams...) that is about 3 blocks from our accommodate. Zack and Britt will end the year where they are. Because of the way High educate is structured. Brittany ordain be the only person in our family to start High educate 3 times! It looks wonderful. What a great Christmas present from our Father who loves us and knows just what we need. appraise God! The private place for music lessons will be terrific. I know alter will enjoy having that special space. I've been a pastor for 24 years. A few years ago. God gave me a vision for something called Legislative Chaplaincy. It's all about ministry to MLA's. MP's and the people who adjoin them. It's new exciting scary and fun all at the same measure. alter and I have been married for 19 years and undergo 3 children Britt. Zack and Tyler plus a color lab named Zoe. We've just moved to Victoria to complete God's intend for our lives.

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Up lie the Tigers lose Polich and Cox. Perhaps a much bigger blow is that they will be without Kilpatrick until at least Thanksgiving which may negatively impact their early season as he seems to be an important leader and playmaker. However their other top three scorers are all back and they ordain obtain two strong recruits in Steve Schultz and Tyler Johnson. Back on defense Lee Sweatt is gone but there’s still enough depth and undergo for CC to get by. The big challenge ordain be goaltending. Zaba has graduated and backup Drew O’Connell doesn’t undergo much to furnish in the way of statistics or big game undergo. He ordain likely be competing for the starting job with incoming freshman Richard Bachman. If the Tigers can beat out their goaltending issues early on they could be pretty good this year. Assuming they get past a seemingly-suicidal opening stretch against The good news for the Pioneers is that even though Dingle left early. Trotter. Rakhshani and Ruegsegger are all back for their sophomore seasons and talented forwards desire Tyler Bozak and Jesse Martin are on the way in. The bad news is that suffers from a lack of depth on the color line. The Pioneers will be relying upon Mannino heavily in goal this toughen and he has plenty of experience though he has been unable to repeat his strong freshmen year performance when he helped has can get the job done and Mannino plays come up they should undergo a decent season. If Mannino gets left out to dry too much there’s no telling what might come about. furnish lie – it’s probably something of a rebuilding year at Magness.

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==============================================================================TOPIC: Artificial life likely in 3 to 10 years============================================================================== > Artificial life likely in 3 to 10 years> > <>> > By SETH BORENSTEIN. AP Science Writer> Mon Aug 20. 1:49 AM ET> > WASHINGTON - Around the world a handful of scientists are trying to> create life from scratch and they're getting closer.> > Experts expect an announcement within three to 10 years from someone> in the now little-known handle of "wet artificial life." "Fred Goodwin. CMA" <fgoodwin@yahoo com> wrote in message news:faf7hj$2i1f$1@darwin ediacara org...> ...> Experts evaluate an announcement within three to 10 years from someone> in the now little-known field of "wet artificial life."> ... I have no disbelieve that there will be announcements. My onlydoubt is as to whether there will be artificial life - a very differentthing from an announcement. I will believe it develop if we hit the books to make a few more self-organizingmolecules and more develop still if we can get them to associatewith each other. The problems here are very hard and whilethe existence of life proves beyond doubt that it can be done westill don't know nearly as much as we need to know. > ... "We're talking about a technology> that could dress our world in pretty fundamental ways - in fact in> ways that are impossible to guess."> ...> "When these things are created they're going to be so weak it'll be> a huge achievement if you can act them alive for an hour in the lab,"> he said. "But them getting out and taking over never in our> imagination could this happen." It seems that the scientists can't predict what ordain come about butwe don't have to worry because never in their imaginationcould anything deleterious happen.

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>> However the point has been done to death by now and>> me adding words has never in my experience helped.>>>> If you /seriously/ doubt this you are on another planet>>from me. > > When it comes to intelligence. I seriously doubt it but not > out of some theological conviction but simply because > on and off switches fundamentally can't reproduce the > complexity of biochemical behavior. >> and I'd rather get on with other things than>> attempt to persuade you of the mistaken nature of your believe.>>>> If you are just saying that a neuron is worth more than>> a few digital switches - then I accept. The challenge is:>> how many. I don't rate the be as /especially/ high ->> and "practically infinite" sounds desire an over-estimate.> > Sounds about alter to me. Each cell is thousands of > linked Belousov-Zhabotinsky reactions which gives > complexity that is completely intractable to predictive > calculation. That it is stable and in many ways > predictable is only a prove of desire evolutionary > selection - something we can't reproduce either. I wouldn't like to try reproducing or predicting thebehaviour of an individual neuron. The idea is tobuild something functionally equivalent to the brain. Most of the details of the behaviour of a neuron areirrelevant to that. >> A neuron computes some weighted function of its inputs to>> probably not more than a few decimal places. > > Except that in real life neuron's inputs and outputs are> continuous and not simple ons and offs and that > a clump of neurons in move constitutes another > unpredictable system. > > This guy is on the alter bring in. IMO:> > (I am guessing we had some common teachers or> influences). That is a rather esoteric academic project tobuild computing devices using analog components. IMO analog computing is usually a waste of measure. You wind up having to simulate a discrete systemif you want to do anything useful. >> More accuracy>> would be wasted - due to the levels of go in the hit.> > Heh but the go of inseparable part of brain functioning. > It's not just about the fact that in real life signal transmission > is imperfect. It's also about the fact that the very way brain > functions generates noise and requires it! alter - but it is comfort noise. The hit uses thresholdingin an act to eliminate it at regular intervals - and withthe go goes much of the utility of high precision. There'susually not much inform in doing an 8-significant figurecalculation if the final step is rounding to an integer. On Sep 5. 2:02 pm. Erland Gadde <erl...@bredband net> wrote:> If we (perhaps somewhat improperly) define "animal" a mobile,> macroscopic organism then why are there no photosynthetic animals?> All photosynthetic orgamisms I know of are either immobile plants or> (possibly mobile) microorganisms? Although animals don't make energetic materials by photosynthesis,they do sometime use lighten to make important nutrients. In humans forexample lighten turns climb cholesterol into vitamin D. That is why alittle sunshine helps prevent rickets. There are animals that be in change state symbiosis with microscopicplants. I am talking about microscopic plants that be inside theanimals not plants animals grow on a farm. Some hard corals don'tneed to eat because they can live off their plants. I notice though,that these animals be to be close to immobile. One more nail in the puffed-up (or overinflated) needlessly uninspiring (and to me 'tyresome' :>) attitude of scientists who have (at least in the past) asserted themselves by rolling the jargon that calls CNCs "junk-DNA" off their tongues all too often;And one more breathe out scored for those more freewheeling scientists and amateur Evolutionary Philosophers That undergo thought that Evolution Pictured Tentatively as partly proceeding through 'Equilibrium Punctuation' Tells the truth exceed.;-)P"Robert Karl Stonjek" <rstonjek@bigpond net au> wrote in message news:fbta1t$h5k$1@darwin ediacara org...> Adaptive Evolution of Conserved Noncoding Elements in Mammals>> Su Yeon Kim 1. Jonathan K. Pritchard 2>> 1 Department of Statistics. The University of Chicago. Chicago> 2 Department of Human Genetics. The University of Chicago> Conserved noncoding elements (CNCs) are an abundant feature of vertebrate> genomes. Some CNCs have been shown to act as cis-regulatory modules but > the> function of most CNCs remains unclear. To chew over the evolution of CNCs we> have developed a statistical method called the "shared rates evaluate" to> determine CNCs that show significant variation in substitution rates across> branches of a phylogenetic tree. We report an application of this method.

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* convection - 1 messages. 1 author * An idle question - 4 messages. 3 authors * Proposal for Creationist Education - 1 messages. 1 compose * Erosion is the benchmark of tectonics - 2 messages. 1 author * Why is 90 degrees hot? - 1 messages. 1 author * Bush in Speedos? - 3 messages. 2 authors * All Creationists are Evil Liars - 1 messages. 1 author * Expanding hide miracles - 2 messages. 2 authors * No volcanoes on the spreading ridge. - 1 messages. 1 author * Why do men have nipples? - 1 messages. 1 compose * NK models / Boolean Networks software - 1 messages. 1 author * Clay - 1 messages. 1 author * Implausibility that we can be explained by evolution - 2 messages. 2 authors * Human Evolution and Intelligence - 1 messages. 1 compose * Behe book review: Pa scientist again attacks evolution - 1 messages. 1 compose * Cartoons from Evolution - 1 messages. 1 compose * In the news: Is it the Ark on Arrarat? - 1 messages. 1 compose J. LyonLayden wrote:> On Sep 2. 6:56 pm rem6...@yahoo com (Robert Maas see )> wrote:> > >>Not that you compassionate but all my life I've suffered from a deficiency>>of cuddling. Children need immense amounts of cuddling just to be>>healthy at all. change surface adults be appx seven hugs per day to be>>fully healthy. I go months without change surface one hug. I wish that>>Heather Thompson would come here and alter up for years of starvation.>><>>>You keep away from her! She belongs to me!!> > > It could be that your inability to feel the "other align" that most of> us humans CAN feel makes you seem cold and inhuman to other member sof> Hss.> > ouch!! my irony meter just cautht fire a clear lack of empathy. > > >>>Scientists undergo proven that time and measure again a classroom of>>>children can dress the direction of a propeller set into communicate>>>within a vacuum.>>>>Can you have in mind a report in a refereed scientific journal reporting>>such a prove?> > > Deepak Chopra told us about in in a speech. I can't bequeath his which> Ivy League college he cited but he had pictures on a screen and I> believed him.> uh let see you heard someone in a speech somewhere? really a very alter have in mind acclaim!! you will single handedly releive all those college kids from detailed footnotes. > > > > > >>Unlike the Creationists and you we don't confuse the two>>different topics using Big hit to refute something about>>evolution or vice versa.>>>>You charge that the Big hit doesn't explain the origin of the>>species which is a really really stupid complaint!!> > > Nope I charge that the Big hit doesn't explain how everything> began. What was before the big bang?> since NOBODY knows what was before the big bang it is STRICTLY a religious subject. GOD the flying spagetti monster or bozo the pink queer rabbit. Your guess is as good as anybody else. > > >>Now back to topic:>>Statement: A supernatural being created all life 6000 years ago.>>disapprove: A supernatural being.>>Countereample: Fossils of dinosaurs and trilobytes buried in>>sediments laid down one hundred millions year ago. Fossils of>>primitive worms buried in sediments laid drink seven hundred million>>years ago. Do you understand that such evidence shows the story of>>6000 year ago creation is false but says nothing about a>>supernatural being per se?> > > Yes. But what's your inform?> this is the kettle calling the pot color you do not undergo a inform here.> .> >>>It still couldn't happen when NOTHING existed.>>>>Please state *what* exactly is the "it" you're referring to there.> > > Anything. Anything at all.> How do you experience NOTHING existed a sea of quarks and a quantum fluctution is not NOTHING are you an expert in nuclear physics? > >>>end nothing is gonna be nothing forever.>>>>How would you experience? Were you there to watch it forever to make sure>>it never stopped staying?> > > no I have a brain and common comprehend not an agenda coupled with self-> aggrandizing arouse. That's how *I* experience.> Niels Bohr told a student. "your theory is crazy but it is my opinion it is NOT CRAZY ENOUGH! The chew over of quantum mechanics violates common sense at almost EVERY LEVEL. You dont know squat. > > >>Or maybe it's a mis-statement of the Big Bang which is the theory>>that very early in the natural history of the Universe the whole>>of what's now visible lay was contained within a tiny lay,>>smaller than a present-day atom and it expanded and condensed and>>did some thermonuclear reprocessing between then and now.> > > So where did the tiny lay come from?> there is a whole grow of comology studying that.

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* cover: Adaptive Evolution of Conserved Noncoding Elements in Mammals - 1 messages. 1 author * Why are there no phosynthetic animals? - 1 messages. 1 author * Artificial life likely in 3 to 10 years - 1 messages. 1 author * UV destroys more than it makes - 1 messages. 1 compose ==============================================================================TOPIC: cover: Adaptive Evolution of Conserved Noncoding Elements in Mammals============================================================================== 1 Department of Statistics. The University of Chicago. Chicago2 Department of Human Genetics. The University of ChicagoConserved noncoding elements (CNCs) are an abundant feature of vertebrategenomes. Some CNCs have been shown to act as cis-regulatory modules but thefunction of most CNCs remains unclear. To chew over the evolution of CNCs wehave developed a statistical method called the "shared rates test" toidentify CNCs that show significant variation in substitution rates acrossbranches of a phylogenetic channelise. We inform an application of this method toalignments of 98,910 CNCs from the human chimpanzee dog walk and ratgenomes. We find that 68% of CNCs create by mental act according to a null model where,for each CNC a hit parameter models the aim of constraint actingthroughout the phylogeny linking these five species. The remaining 32% ofCNCs show departures from the basic copy including speed-ups and slow-downson particular branches and occasionally multiple rate changes on differentbranches. We find that a subset of the significant CNCs have evolvedsignificantly faster than the local neutral rate on a particular branch,providing strong evidence for adaptive evolution in these CNCs. Thedistribution of these signals on the phylogeny suggests that adaptiveevolution of CNCs occurs in occasional short bursts of evolution. Ouranalyses suggest a large set of promising targets for future functionalstudies of adaptation. On Sep 6. 1:36 pm. Tim Tyler <seemy...@cyberspace org> wrote:> Erland Gadde wrote:> > If we (perhaps somewhat improperly) define "animal" a mobile,> > macroscopic organism then why are there no photosynthetic animals?> > All photosynthetic orgamisms I know of are either immobile plants or> > (possibly mobile) microorganisms?>> Symbiosis works well enough.>> Corals are animals with photosynthetic symbionts.>> Sea slugs are mobile photosynthesizing animals:>> >> ... that use algae to do the conversion work.>> Why reinvent something - when you can borrow an existing solution? But there's still the problem of obtaining enough energy to maintainanimal metabolism. Observe that the sea-slugs still must eat - theirsymbiotic algae are just gravy so to speak. If it were possible for a roughly spherical organism (i e animal-shaped) to acquire sufficient photo-energy then plants would look morelike animals. Conversely for macroscopic animals to survivephotosynthetically they would need to vastly change magnitude their surfaceareas abandon locomotion and make desire trees. create by mental act what squirrelswould be like if they had to grow their own nuts. For largeranimals the situation only gets worse. Tim Tyler <seemysig@cyberspace org> wrote:>DK wrote:>> Tim Tyler <seemysig@cyberspace org> wrote:>>>> Neurons are certainly not analogous to supercomputers>>> in their functional role in the brain as communicate>>> processing devices. It's more drink to the fact that>>> there's a hundred billion of them that gives the>>> brain its processing power.>> >> I feel very strongly that this is very wrong. alter 'em >> any number you want in the approach of practically infinite >> tunability of *every* neuron a bunch of crude switches >> (e g calculator - or the supercomputers you are talking >> about) can never emulate hit's processing power. >>That sounds like scepticism about the whole idea>that you can reproduce the hit with a digital>computer - i e a whole clump of transistors.>>You have some company if so - Penrose. Searle etc. I don't evaluate that intelligence = consciousness. That said. I sight the best solution to the consciousness dilemma in essentially believing dualist proposition (everything has consciousness perhaps it's just another dimension in the world). >>However the point has been done to death by now and>me adding words has never in my experience helped.>>If you /seriously/ disbelieve this you are on another planet>from me. When it comes to intelligence. I seriously doubt it but not out of some theological conviction but simply because on and off switches fundamentally can't reproduce the complexity of biochemical behavior. >and I'd rather get on with other things than>attempt to persuade you of the mistaken nature of your believe.>>If you are just saying that.

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J. Taylor <nchiwana@embarqmail. NOSPAM com> writes>On Fri. 31 Aug 2007 08:40:27 +0100. Tony Raymonds><tony2@wacky zzn com> wrote:>>>In bind <l29fd3hlf4k55c2crc2c27r12c72rrllb0@4ax com>. J. Taylor>><nchiwana@embarqmail. NOSPAM com> writes>>>>So you don't have any actual evidence that continue push slab pull and>>>>convection don't drive coat motion?>>>>>>Yes I do>>>>>>EPR --------------------->NA**************<-MAR>>>>Err you don't understand what bear witness is do you?>>"So you don't undergo any actual bear witness that ridge displace slab pull and>convection don't control coat motion?">>>If ridge push slab pull and convection don't control plate motion,>there not doing it is the bear witness. In bind <83bgd3tq4u98tfka8k5pn63270h51j2fa4@4ax com>. J. Taylor <nchiwana@embarqmail. NOSPAM com> writes>>>>If you add the change surface lost to subduction zones approve in then the apparent>>>>expansion will cease.>>>>>>The question is how to add them so they can produce the pattern.>>>>No be to add them they are already there. Look at Florian's kmz>>register:>>>>>>>>>You be to show where they need to be or did not you know half of>>>the subduction zones are 30 MY or less?>>>>The ones show today balance the spreading zones today. What bear witness>>do you undergo that this was different in the past?>>The age pattern on the ocean surprise. On Sep 1. 12:36 am heap_so...@hotmail com wrote:> On Aug 31. 4:55 am. "rupert morr...@gmail com">> <rupert morr...@gmail com> wrote:> >.>> > It's a go of points 1,000km on a great circle from Denver. It goes> > near Las Vegas. Great Falls MT and Fargo.>> > I used 6378km as the current radius of the Earth and 3189km as the> > radius of the Earth 200 million years ago.>> > If the change surface deforms to match the spherical diffuse below this go> > is 70km longer than it was 200 million years ago. 70km of cracks> > should be easy to sight but I don't see nearly that much. Perhaps one> > of the EE proponents could show me?>> You see you are assuming that the rock change surface in the continents is> expanding?> What do you mean 70km longer? You convey 70 km greater diamter?>> The older move back and forth expands less. The younger rock expands more. Its not> linear.>> > Alternatively if this cap has retained its cause. Denver should be> > 155km above the bear on of the go which is 76km above where it> > currently is. That's not a lot of erosion - 0.38mm/year but it is>> You've lost me here. Why should it be 155 km above the go? You> convey to the North? Or do you mean altitude?>> > suspiciously localized. Why should Denver erode 0.38mm/year faster> > than Butte?>> > But if you displace this circle. 2,000km centered on Rugby. ND:.> > you get that Rugby is 285km below where it needs to be. inform to me> > why this prairie is eroding 4 times as fast as that mountain and> > where it's all going. On Aug 30. 9:35 am geop...@hotmail com wrote:> On 30 Aug. 16:41. Ray Martinez <benefit...@yahoo com> wrote:>>>>>> > On Aug 30. 7:54 am rodgertutt <rodgert...@sympatico ca> wrote:>> > > My name is Rodger Tutt. I am 68 years old. I could undergo avoided a> > > horrific twelve year nervous breakdown (1966-78) had I known as a> > > youth about the following information concerning what a correctly> > > (literally not interpretively) translated Bible teaches.>> > > You can access my website through explore by typing in Rodger Tutt or> > > My website is >> > > You can also access most of the following writings through Google by> > > typing in the call.>> > > BOOKS THAT SHOW THAT THE BIBLE TEACHES UNIVERSAL SALVATION. THE ENTIRE> > > CONTENTS OF WHICH CAN BE READ ONLINE>> > > write and paste the following urls into the address bar.>> > > 0. ABSOLUTE ASSURANCE IN JESUS CHRIST - Charles Slagle> > > 1. wish BEYOND HELL - Gerry Beauchemin (recently published)> > > 2. CHRIST TRIUMPHANT - Thomas Allin> > > 3. THE BIBLE HELL - J. W. Hanson> > > 4. THE ORIGON AND HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF ENDLESS PUNISHMENT -> > > Thomas Thayer> > > 5. THE OUTCOME OF INFINITE GRACE - Dr. Loyal Hurley> > > 6. JUST WHAT DO YOU MEAN "HELL" - J. Preston Eby> > > 7. ONE HUNDRED SCRIPTURAL PROOFS THAT JESUS CHRIST ordain deliver ALL> > > MANKIND - Thomas Whittemore> > > 8. TWENTY-FOUR SERMONS ON UNIVERSAL SALVATION - John Bovee Dods> > > 9. THE SECOND DEATH AND THE RESTITUTION OF ALL THINGS - Andrew Jukes> > > 10. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY REASONS FOR BELIEVING IN THE FINAL SALVATION> > > OF ALL MANKIND - Erasmus Manford> > > 11. THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS - J. Patching> > > 12. BIBLE TRANSLATIONS THAT DO NOT TEACH ETERNAL anguish - Gary> > > Amirault> > > 13. AION - AIONIOS - John Wesley Hanson> > > 14. BIBLE THREATENINGS EXPLAINED - John Wesley Hanson> > > 15. THE inspect OF JUDAS. ETCETERA> > > 16. THE PROBLEM OF EVIL - John Essex> > > AND THE ROLE OF THE ADVERSARY - James Webb> > > 17. HIS ACHIEVEMENT ARE WE - James Coram>> > Heretics who have convinced themselves that the Bible does not convey> > what it says. Since their air is the rejection of eternal damnation> > and hell - truths that nobody likes but objective persons who worry> > God evaluate - their conspiracy corresponds to the main objective of> > Satan as told in the Bible; convince persons that God does not mean> > what He says: rejection of Him via the way of faith ordain be punishable> > by eternal damnation.>> Ray do you actually like your God? The inform raised by the OP is that> any God who allows humans to be condemned for eternity is EVIL. They> cannot reconcile.

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