<t>You were right. I found the message on the internet with a possible solution. I emailed it to my friend. Thanks. The directions say to go into "Tools" and disable the "notification of script errors," or something like that. And if that doesn't work, you can disable script debugging. I'm thinking ...

Okay. I don't know who Carla or Spot are, but I hope they can help me. No I haven't googled the mesage because I don't have access to that computer right now, and can't remember the exact message. But that's a good idea. Thanks.

<r>I have a question for a smart person. <br/> <br/> I know someone who keeps getting a pop-up error message on their computer. It started happening not long after trying to download an internet program. The message says that there is an error on the page, usually after any new webpage loads. If you...

<t>theia;1375807 wrote: I have moments in my life, inbetween thought, when I'm in awe of whatever it is...I can't explain it, it's not rational but it's beautiful beyond words. And, for me, it's real. Now, whatever I call whatever it is, when I'm in my usual mode, is merely what I call it. And you'r...

<t>theia;1375803 wrote: binbag, I'm really loving the honest and open way you are responding to Infinite's questions. How refreshing, and inspiring.<br/> <br/> <br/> It may be "honest and open," but it is not rational, in my opinion. <br/> <br/> I could make a voodoo doll, pray to it, and claim just...

<t>binbag,<br/> <br/> I'm unaware of any answered prayer that came about "simply by old-fashioned happenstance". If, however, my mind was opened to the fact the answer to any prayer was/or coincided with "old-fashioned happenstance" I would thank God for allowing that "old-fashioned happenstance" to...

<t>binbag,<br/> <br/> You had said this in an earlier post: When I offer a prayer request to God I leave it in His hands and allow Him to handle it in the manner He thinks fit.<br/> <br/> You said God handles "it," the implication being that there are situations in your life that call for prayer, an...

<t>binbag;1375293 wrote: <br/> <br/> "Is it not possible that the outcome might have been the same, even without prayer?" <br/> <br/> Yes indeed, that's very possible on occasions.<br/> <br/> Best wishes.<br/> <br/> <br/> I snipped this one part from your response because I felt it was the one line ...

LarsMac;1375006 wrote: You must have had to dig for this one.


I'm not sure what you mean; it's just too cryptic.

Mickiel;1375115 wrote: And now I want to spend a little time on ' Family Life" as proof God is real.


I have no idea what you are talking about.

See ya 'round.

<t>MICHIEL:<br/> <br/> The laws of physics, chemistry, and biology are manmade creations, as an interpretation of nature. Science doesn't prove God, though it does prove man's capacity for intellectual development. The laws we perceive don't prove God's existence as a "law giver and substainer," as ...

<t>koan;856823 wrote: Control is a highly sought after state.<br/> <br/> People have many different ways of attempting to control the events of their lives and it's a hard call as to which people are loopy and which are not. Someone who eats the placenta of a newborn child and waves their arms aroun...

<t>I wouldn't be overly impressed with yourself. People tend to be predictable when it comes to passwords, and hackers know this and try to exploit it. I read a book recently about password security. In it, the author via study had discovered that people tend to create passwords in a very predictabl...

<t>binbag;1374869 wrote: Apologies for my delay in replying Infinite light. <br/> <br/> You've posted a very interesting question, and I must add, I admire your honesty and politeness.<br/> <br/> Simply put, I base my belief in prayer from a lifelong experience of using prayer in any given circumsta...

theia;1374599 wrote: I really appreciate your post. Thank you.


I do the best I can. ~:))

<t>chonsigirl;1374502 wrote: Because some have seen prayer work-my husband would not be alive today if not by prayer to God, he was that ill.<br/> <br/> <br/> I'm glad to hear he is doing okay. <br/> <br/> I'm curious to know why you think prayer helped your husband. Is it that you think a supreme b...

<t><br/> <br/> Binbag:<br/> <br/> Can I ask you something? Have you ever known prayer to work? And, if yes, why do you think it works?<br/> <br/> I know this is the Christian room, so it would be rude of me to storm in here with my anti-Christian views, ticking people off. Even though I'm very much ...

<t>K.Snyder:<br/> <br/> Your post may be too esoteric for me to wrap my brain around. But I'll say this: There could be no paradox in the mind of the one who has had the revelatory experience. That's what I meant when I said the intuitive mind would have to transcend all logical objections, and let'...

<t>If you are like me, you may find what comes out of the mouths of some--no most--televangelists to be audacious and idiotic. The one I love to hate most is Benny Hinn. I haven't seen much of him lately, though. Sometimes I like to watch him, just so I can hate him up close. Joel Osteen is handsome...

Thanks for having me. I'll have a whisky sour and some chips, please.)

<t>A couple of years ago, in a far away galaxy, I tried to argue that intuition was the only way one could possibly learn of God's existence. In response I was villified. It was--and is--my firm belief that the logical mind is incapable of deducing God. It is impossible to prove a sentient creator v...

<t>Mickiel;1374357 wrote: I am not interested in effecting your belief, I only explain mine. In my view, there is both order and disorder in the Universe; both of which I believe to be deliberate. Both of which I view as proof of God. If earth were too close to the Sun, it would boil; if it were too...

<t>Pahu;1374370 wrote: If the universe had no beginning, it has always existed. This is not scientifically sound. The universe cannot be infinitely old or all useable energy would have been lost already (entropy). This has not occurred. Therefore, the universe is not infinitely old. Therefore, the u...

<t>Yes I believe there is "magic" in the world. <br/> <br/> For example, it's magic when my awesome, eight year old nephew walks into a people-filled room. Like magic he brings joy to everyones face. He doesn't even have to do anything special, only be in our midst. Just knowing he is in our lives h...

<t>Pahu;1362404 wrote: ...Using available evidence, experience, facts, observation and experimentation, we know that the universe had a beginning and that before that beginning there was no universe and therefore there was nothing. We know this because of the Law of Causality (for every cause there ...

<t>Some of those hellish testimonies are pretty darn convincing. The people that relate those experiences seem sincere in their belief that they truly experienced hell. <br/> <br/> But I have no way of knowing if the experience was merely a product of their own consiousness as a hallucination. There...

<t>Adstar;1374288 wrote: hello.<br/> <br/> No. His teachings did however offend a lot of people who had power and they organised His execution.<br/> <br/> <br/> But how are you able to ignore all the N.T. indicators that clearly portray Jesus as a man fighting Roman oppression and religious hypocris...

<t>Mickiel;1373963 wrote: As we go into how science proves God is real, we must consider " The Anthropic Principles." These point out that there are over 100 varibles to this universe, which would have made life impossible as we know it if they were even slightly different.<br/> <br/> Before we go i...

<t>If you are using sound reason to prove God to "yourself," then it should be possible to prove God to others. Now, on the other hand, if you are only talking about "feelings," then that's something completely different. Every time I buy a Powerball I have a feeling I'm going to win. Unfortunately ...

<t>Do you consider it even a remote possibility that Jesus was nothing more than a fanatical Jew that got busted for being a treasonous trouble maker? Do you not consider it somewhat contradictory that a just and loving God would demand the death of a purely innocent "man" for the crimes and sins of...