Isn't this just a little bit TOO coincidental when you think about it?

Question

Christians will tell you that if you wait too long to accept god in your life, that your heart will harden and then at some point you will never be able to let him in your life again.

Funny enough atheists also believe that the younger someone is, the more susceptible they are to believing in god. Now isn't this a little bit too coincidental?

Answer 1

Actually no... your premise is off...



Remember when Jesus Christ was writing in the sand, as the woman was about to be stoned...



the Elders left first...



which proves, they were still able to hear, with hearts tendered enough... to leave, and drop their stones, along with their former ideal of stoning the Adulterous woman...



God's love is so warming, that the most stubborn heart can be melted... if you were standing within the rays of Jesus Christs love... it would be a wonderment for you, or any who profess that there hearts were stone.



The Pharisees hearts were so cemented into to their self imposed idols... these men, if the Jews were not so afraid of them, would have been stoned by their own. They ruled with an iron fist... with the velvet glove of smoothness... they had no mercy whatsoever.



Jesus Christ's love is able to touch anyone who had (has) even a mustard seed of faith, that, He was ( is) that, just maybe, He was, who he is, and claimed to be...



It is wonderful to know, that within a hardened heart, there still remains one soft spot for that seed to be planted... God can tend the rest. I hope there is that one little piece of fertile soil in all hearts so God can enter!

May His blessings be with us all.

Love

Kar

Answer 2

5 of the figures listed have been born properly in the previous March 1948: Dianne Feinstein (U.S. Senator, California): 22 June 1933 Nancy Pelosi (U.S. representative, California): 26 March 1940 Barbara Boxer (U.S. Senator, California): St Martin's Day 1940 John Kerry (U.S. Senator, Massachusetts): 11 December 1943 bill Clinton (former U.S. President): 19 August 1946 2 greater of the persons pointed out have been born significantly later than 9 months after Roswell: Howard Dean (former Governor of Vermont): Revolutionary Organization 17 November 1948 Charles E. Schumer (U.S. Senator, enormous apple): 23 November 1950 Hillary Rodham Clinton (U.S. Senator, enormous apple) develop into born on 26 October 1947, a trifling 3 months after the Roswell incident. only Al Gore, Jr. (former U.S. Vice-President), who develop into born on 31 March 1948, got here into the international at a time that somewhat fits into the framework of this humorous premise.

Answer 3

I don't understand your question, it really makes no sense.



The fact is the older someone gets, statistically speaking, the less chance there is of them confessing Jesus Christ as their savior. Not really sure about what is "coincidental" about facts.

Answer 4

Hard heartened atheist that rules the night

Removes these colors from our sight

Red is grey and yellow, white

But we decide which one is right

And which is an illusion.

Answer 5

Nah Christians just want to catch them when there young....

Answer 6

Wow, good observation! I'd never thought of it that way!



Adorable avatar, by the way! <3

Answer 7

"Get 'em while they're young!"



- Unofficial Catholic priest motto, works both ways

Answer 8

You're an idiot if you think atheists can speak for religion.



It's like thinking men can describe pregnancy.

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