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I actually thought you were kidding. lol Someone might of mention the Androids in a video about the Maui fires, that I watched. Something about his buddy worked on it and verified this, but it's hardly evidence. There is actually a Ted Talk, Concave Hollow Earth on youtube, that has poor...

So, I tried to do my survey experiment today, but it turns out my telephoto lens is not strong enough. I also will have to figure what weather pattern is best, to photograph long distance. So, will try and rent a high powered camera, to do this experiment. One person came up to me and asked...

Looks like the secondary war front is Israel with Palestine/Gaza, Iran, and possibly Russia. China maybe waiting for it's time to strike Taiwan, but it looks like everything is about ready to erupt. Israel strikes Iran, Israeli official says; White House declines to comment on attack Iran’s...

TULIP The “Five Points of Calvinism” summarize the faith’s basic tenets, although some historians contend that it distorts the nuance of Calvin’s own theological positions. The Five Points: "“Total depravity” asserts that as a consequence of the fall of man into sin, every person is enslaved...

I'm curious, since I don't know why someone would say, that the Catholic Church is very different, than the Roman Catholic Church? Please explain. Also, please throw in your insights on how the Irish Catholic Church is comparable, or not the same in your view. Thanks! "The Catholic Church...

Did any one expect the Spanish Inquisition? Some argue no one could of expected it. :)

The RCC pretty much made sure, there was no opposition to their rule, so it makes sense that reformers didn't come from a non-denominational church. Apparently, the Reformers aren't exactly choir boys, but it would be fair to say, they had much different lives, than we have today in the...

I thought who was on first base.

So, John Wycliffe, and Huldrych Zingli. I heard of John Wycliffe, but not Huldrych Zingli. I get your point about reading the Bible direct, but Bible commentary is certainly a thing, that some appreciate. "John Wycliffe, (c. 1330–1384)British theologian, philosopher, and church reformer. He...

You have a deep interest in tulip topics. Have you heard of tulip mania?

Yes, during Catholic rule, you had to pay the Priest, so you wouldn't end up in Purgatory, then just straight to heaven. The Reformers definitely deserve acknowledgement for their work. Also, Catholicism forbid owning a Bible in the past, so these early Protestant leaders, were very much like...

Yeah, I think it's a worthy topic. Was there one that you are drawn to, or they are about equal to you?

I would say, it would be a better fit in the news forum.

This was my reply to your question...Remember? Do you also remember all the questions, I posted in this thread? You seem to have ignored them.

You answer my questions, I will answer yours brother. A discussion is a two way street. Your not in charge of me, so don't think you are. Understood?

Please read the original post again, I'm not sure you really understood the purpose of this thread. If your gonna quote John Calvin, can you please provide a link? Thanks!

"During this period, Michael Servetus, a Spaniard regarded by both Roman Catholics and Protestants as having a heretical view of the Trinity, arrived in Geneva. He was denounced by Calvin and burned at the stake for heresy by the city council." wiki

At its heart are statues to William Farel, John Calvin, Theodore Beza, and John Knox. I think all Evangelicals and Protestants can give credit to the church elders of Geneva, for their contribution of the Christian faith. We can't forget the first reformer from Germany, Martin Luther. What...

Just curious, which Reformers were pretty bad? Bad in what way?

I'm gonna have to agree with Dino. Do your research. Come back with, how what John Calvin wrote is fundamentally different, than what TULIP says. If you can do that, than maybe what you said, will mean something. If not, you are wasting time, and blowing smoke.