[Alamo-Girl]

Evidently you consider your post at 331 to be a knee-slapper, Coyoteman – but to me it is pitiful because you obviously have never experienced the first and most important divine revelation all Christians have experienced, i.e. when it dawned in us that Jesus Christ is Lord.

Divine revelations are the most certain knowledge for me because I have known God personally for nearly a half century.

We who have experienced the power of God in His revelations - especially the Word of God - also know that the wisdom of men is foolishness by comparison.

When you equate God's words with your litany of absurdities you are insulting Him, not me.

[ahayes]

Evidently you consider your post at 331 to be a knee-slapper, Coyoteman – but to me it is pitiful because you obviously have never experienced the first and most important divine revelation all Christians have experienced, i.e. when it dawned in us that Jesus Christ is Lord.

Divine revelations are the most certain knowledge for me because I have known God personally for nearly a half century.

This is interesting, because my sister once had a divine revelation of a different sort of God. She was going through some rough times and as she was thinking once she said out loud, "God?" She said she suddenly had the feeling of a Presence, rather bemused, as if it were thinking, "Yeah, I'm about, now carry on." Then it left. The God she experienced is distant and rather uninvolved. He might drop by to say hello, but he's not really interested in a personal relationship and expects us to go through life on our own two feet.

My question: What makes your divine revelation superior to hers?