Vanessa
Uncle Tanya
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Y'all can justify it any way you please and I'm all ears to hear how you justify it and appreciate the nuance of it all but in the end it's all the same... whether you're an atheist, agnostic, Buddhist, Islamist, Satanist, Hindi, Teapotist, or Jedi, it all is under the umbrella of rejecting God.
Matthew 7:13-14 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
I'm great but I worry about my family. You can post under your real identity btw; they won't put your head on a pike just for liking me.
I'll agree to this if you can agree that, likewise, when atheists say lines like "the bearded magic man in the sky" when describing God, it sounds equally ignorant of God's true nature.
Without googling, I'm going to say Iron but I've never actually been so my Solipsism is kicking in and I'll say, ultimately, I don't know.Tell meVanessa , what is the core of the Earth made of?
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Just to add something for your viewing pleasure:
This is my favorite coaster of all time - the Loch Ness Monster here in my home state of VA. I've ridden it probably 20 times in my lifetime and while there are certainly other coasters that are faster, taller, twistier, gentler, and more complex (I'm looking at you Verbolten... incredible ride that a vid doesn't do justice with), the Loch Ness just has so much going for it as a cohesive riding experience with high marks simply for the beauty of WHERE it is situated in the park. Take in the environment simultaneously while "feeling" the ride experience itself and you'll see what I mean... it's a visually breathtaking coaster.
