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December 19th 2011, 01:54 PM #1
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Male - ChristianRob Bell's Books
Having read them all I've decided that I don't like his writing. Just saying.
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December 20th 2011, 12:35 AM #2
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Female - Liberal XtianRe: Rob Bell's Books
Cool. I recently listened to Sex God on audio and I loved it. I look forward to getting his other books soon. Perhaps as a Christmas gift to myself.
Good to see you around and Merry Christmas to you and yours!
If I have a mystical experience, an experience that's so overwhelming that I know now that there's a God, the cognitive fallout from that is irrelevant. The fact that that experience can be explained by psychologists in numerous ways is irrelevant to the fact that I now know.
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December 20th 2011, 01:23 AM #3
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Male - ChristianRe: Rob Bell's Books
Any particular reason, or was he just dissing your fridge magnet collection?
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December 20th 2011, 01:24 AM #4
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Female - Liberal XtianRe: Rob Bell's Books
LOL!
If I have a mystical experience, an experience that's so overwhelming that I know now that there's a God, the cognitive fallout from that is irrelevant. The fact that that experience can be explained by psychologists in numerous ways is irrelevant to the fact that I now know.
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December 21st 2011, 04:20 AM #5
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Male - ChristianRe: Rob Bell's Books
I comprehend his approach. In his oratory skills, his awkward pauses can get unnerving at times. (Along with his hipster look). Originally posted by Trout
Still, some of his videos are well done, sound in doctrine (with the exception of perhaps one or two of em, it's his books that are far more concerning) and good production values.
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December 22nd 2011, 09:07 AM #6
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Male - ChristianRe: Rob Bell's Books
He made some good points and painted some nice pictures in my mind, it wasn't all bad. His barrage of questions - most of which go un-addressed irk me. I did enjoy his treatment of heaven in Love Wins even though I thought the book overall was a fail. Originally posted by One Bad Pig
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