How long do you think they take to think up these questions?

R&S seems to have more than their fair share of posers and haters. Do some just sit around all day thinking up questions like these or do you think they are spur of the moment kinds of things?
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Larry R2009-01-15T20:21:52Z

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Not long because we keep getting pretty much the same ones over, and over, and over...yet every poster seems to think that they... in their infinite brilliance... have stumbled upon THE unique truth that has eluded 20 centuries worth of theologians.

YES, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Augustine, Karl Barth, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Martin Luther, John Knox, C.S. Lewis, St. Ambrose, all pale in comparison to some suburban 15 year old going under the name of "Darth Hefner" that can't use a spellchecker.

The other one is, I do wish we could see a question that applied to reality at some point. Most of the questions are strictly "Straw Man" arguments. Something that had some logic to it would be nice.

I do enjoy it when Lime Green Ninja posts...he/she is smart, and knows big words, and is educated.

glenn1232009-01-15T20:10:09Z

I think it's sad in a way. What should be a category of great expanse has been reduced to an Atheist/Christian boxing match with a crowd of snide onlookers.

Anonymous2009-01-15T20:05:26Z

You could give a million reasons, change the world and change the times, but you could not give me the secrets of your heart and of your mind. In the darkness that surrounds me now there is no peace of mind. Your careless words undo me.

Leave the thought of us behind.

Hailie P2009-01-15T20:05:42Z

They are very dear to us here,
without them, R&S would be like any other section, which is very bad : )

Al G2009-01-15T20:04:43Z

most of it is spur of the moment and is a symptom of the disease of boredom

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