Gerald Creasy wrote:scooter wrote:Who on here doesn't know you can't make God do something He doesn't want to do?
Well Gee, If One guy prays and you tell him "Hey, You got a better chance of getting your prayer answered if you have four hundred pray" you are telling him that Gods reluctance to answer his measily little prayer has a CAN BE OVERCOME BY NUMBERS.
scooter wrote:You're beating against the air and wasting your time.
I have talked enough with you in the matter of Gods soverignty to know that you are more deist than is healthy. As you told me -as your ol' Pastor told you- God created the world then stepped back and let it go, stepping in only once in a while. (Which is nutshell definition of semi-deist)
scooter wrote:I have a question for you. Why pray?
Right back at you; Why pray, THY WILL BE DONE? (If you're just gonna try to overcome that Will with numbers???)
My weakness has become my strength.
Response: Lot of people calling you for prayer are there? Strength?
Your strength is the ability to argue non-issues. You start at one point, create false scenerios, based your understanding on something I may have heard in 1991, assume that is what I think and then spout off as an authority of who I am.
Go ahead and mark out your position against corporate prayer, worship, fellowship or whatever.
You side step the issue, as usual, painting a school scarlet herring, of "Overcoming the will of God", "measily little prayer", yada yada yada, to detract from the weakness of your position.
Then when you can produce no
real evidence you attack me instead of my arguement. Big surprise that you would resort to such.
Why does the Bible say that two are better than one if they are not?
Why does the Bible promote a enhanced presence of God in the gathering of believers?
Fellowship, unity, and working as a part of a whole are all blessed Biblical practices and those practices include praying together.
Sorry if all you have is straw men, red herrings, fallacy and ad hominem attacks to defend your position. Better luck with some one who doesn't know better.
We have Biblical examples of corporate prayer practiced in NT tradition.
Do you have any Biblical evidence that God does not bless such?
Well now, That's what I thought.
