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Without a creator there is no morality. Humanism is the deification of mankind in an attempt to divorce itself from morality. On the surface this seems to be the more agreeable outcome, as "religion" is the cause of all our societal problems. Quite the opposite ensues. Without a creator, there...

I couldn't have put it better myself.

It's remarkable how such a simply deduced query could lead to so many responses.

I got an INTJ, an Architect. Interestingly, my mother and father were on the emotional side, whilst my sister and I were the same type.

I speak very bluntly about anything I am asked about, but I don't naturally reveal much of myself, especially in person. When I was younger, I suppose I was a bit shy, but as I've gotten older I don't really uncomfortable at all around others. Stoic and introverted, generally task based. At...

Excellent point! I neglected to cover this. Rep ranges: Generally 1-5 reps for strength building. Powerlifters will work in lower rep ranges. To train for hypertrophy, train around 8-12 reps. There are so many details to consider, you really must get to know your own body and what works for...

One of my first pieces of advice is to avoid Bodybuilding.com's forum. Next, look to see if you can find a local gym, but not Planet Fitness. I recommend building a solid foundation through compound movements, this would be based on squats, deadlifts, bench press etc. If you are just starting...

The question has a flaw: It is not the law of Moses, it is the law of Elohim. Heb 10:1 — For the law (nomos) having a shadow of good things to come, and not the very image of the things, can never with those sacrifices which they offered year by year continually make the comers thereunto...

Incorrect. The word "mark" in the Greek text is "χάραγμα" (charagma). It's definitions are: 1. A stamp, an imprinted mark 1.A. Of the mark stamped on the forehead or the right hand as the badge of the followers of the Antichrist 1.B. The mark branded upon horses 2. Thing carved...

The Beast is directly referred to as the Assyrian.

That was sublime! I don't think you could have played that better. :)

Much appreciated Reggie. I came here after discovering the app on Google Play Store, but have been more active on the forum. I'm liking both very much.

That is very impressive to say the least Reggie! I can't say I am that accomplished with the violin, but I enjoy it all the same. Given your background in music, I thought you'd might appreciate this:

I've long been engrossed by chess. I love tactical activities. Time wasn't something I could commit, and there is so much to learn! Building vocabulary is another very worthile endeavour, this tied into literature and poetry is something I did commit to, that and foreign languages. Delving into...

I like to explore worship from many cultures, but I do love Hebrew, German and Polish in particular. I have some Native American in my largest playlist too, it's wonderful to hear so many people from such diverse places and backgrounds praise Elohim. :) I'll definitely go through your songs - I...

In my experience and observations friendships with no-believers tends to be more trouble than it's worth. Non-believers - especially with theists - means the coming together of, at least, two minds with entirely incompatible world views and moral codes. In fact, the atheist, knowingly or...

I did indeed! I found Phil Wickham Summer 2018, so I know that particular song very well, the second I hadn't heard before, but is now in my ever expanding Worship Playlist (You have good taste). https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqewBj4qtF7yj6LHPz4SK5YEneGzktt47

That's a very interesting post Roughsoul. I've discussed something similar with my sister sporadically. She insists that she just needs coffee; a definite non-morning grouch! :ROFL: