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If you study the Bible and pray sincerely, the Lord Jesus will reveal Himself to you. Seek and ye shall find. Then it is up to you to decide whether or not you will trust and obey Him. If you do, you will experience all the proof you will ever need and your eternal destiny will be changed forever.

Questions:

How do some theists have a direct line to God if no human can know him? How do they hear his voice and respond to him, yet he remains outside the realm of scientific inquiry? Either God is beyond man and space and time, or he talks to people and can be tested. Which is it?

Answers:

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Also... "Yankee Doodle" was written by the British to mock American troops, but the Americans adopted the tune and played it patriotically, reversing the situation. :-)

The crescendo at the end gives me chills every time. It's so sad yet triumphant.

You should change it to "St. Paddy's Day" in the title because St. Patrick was a man.

I love the ending credits music. It's so hauntingly beautiful!

F-sharp C-sharp D B

G-sharp E B C-sharp

F-sharp D A B

F B C-sharp F-sharp

I like the Marillion poster. :-)

@gwstarwalker It's unfortunate that you have not experienced God's love for us. It's equally unfortunate that your words may steer others away from the greatest life-changing spiritual experience of their lives; finally repenting and accepting salvation through Jesus Christ. He is the great I AM....

@TheWeeWhistler I was able to answer my own question. This is a segment from the PBS documentary called "The Question of God".

You need to correct the conversation transcript, because at 0:55 Edgar Wright is saying "Does he have all the old consoles as well?".

Even though I disagree with some of your opinions, I enjoyed your review. In my own experience, reading "Mere Christianity" in 2010 brought me back from a lapse in my faith. It's my opinion that this book will have many atheists re-thinking their ideas and start them on the path to Christ, so tha...

@Avianette It's a mandolin.

Lon Dubh is pronounced "lawn dew".

@CAfiferdrummer I agree. They need to kick it up an octave, then you'd be able to hear them over the drumming.

@CPS222 You're right. Although it's about the same length, a dirk has no hilt.

@Deliathin Sit-ups and/or crunches help with high notes too.

Some of the sixteenth-note runs in "Girl" sound a bit sloppy because your fingering and tongueing aren't quite in synch when playing them. That's what I meant when I said your articulation needs some work. Try practicing "Girl" slowly and accurately for the next several days, and I guarantee you'...