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Mine is down to 1544 from 1914. I have nothing else I can seem to cut out though and already my language is seeming poor because I have no lee-way to express myself in a more sophisticated manner. Is it worth me posting and letting others take a look to see if they can help me out or should...

I would be handing it in on PAL as well definatley. It is the format used in Australia primarily. Why is the PAL footage fuzzy? Did you shoot on an NTSC cam? If so how are you converting the footage from NTSC to PAL? But yeah, send in the PAL copy as well just incase their DVD players and...

No I just type out a lengthy response and its all gone!! I so can't be bothered retyping all of that out again, I'll get back to you later, lol.

You would ask for evidence of course, however I think even christians look for evidense when choosing what they believe. At the same time while you would ask for evidence you could not logical disregard the claim when your only basis for doing so is that you personally have not witnessed it...

K, I don't have time for a long reply, as I should be in bed, but I just wanted to give a quick response before I disapear off into the land of trials and X2 work. While these are valid points, I don't think they neccesarily address the original question in regard to why christians insist that...

Heh, you seem ready for an argument. I was just asking questions and seeing what people thought of situations regarding miracles rather then trying to provide any sort of argument. I guess I've got that any how. I do have some friends though that went on a missions trip and were praying for a...

Lol, fair enough. I never was suggesting that I had proof of miracles, although I would definatley say they do occur. That's really interesting. You would even attribute it to your sanity if others around you proffessed to witnessing the same thing? I would think that it is impossible to...

Firstly I would just like to apologize for my lack of replies at the moment (particularly the fact that have not got to yours NTB), I've been fairly busy with trial examinations, so I will try and get to the replies eventually. Having said that your post caught my eye stef. I think having a...

lol, you actually made me laugh. Well done. I don't think that comment is quite inline with the type of discussion that sam04u was putting forward, but you made me laugh anyway.

If we get into this area, where we no longer believe that we make any of our own choices, then it seems far more likely to me that we are providing basis for an argument for the existence of God, since there must be someone or something that makes the choices. If we also look at this logic it...

By the fact that I know entirely that I independantly make my own choices. I don't think it is so much lying to the logic that we know, but rather there is further logic that we, or at least I, do not understand.

Interesting point, and I know where you are going with it. If God knows all at the creation of the universe, then he must have foreplanned the choices we make since he created us that way to make those choices therefore nullifying the concept of free will. It's something I am still dealing...

I'm not so much interested in your other comments as they seem to be based on your own personal opinion rather than substantiated evidence - although I am quite happy for you to point out your reasoning. Point 2 however caught my attention. I think that the general belief of an omnipotent God...

I am amazed at how much I can agree and disagree with this one sentence. lol.

What is human form, and at what point can we possible distinguish on this basis when it becomes human? Again, looking at the extent of adult compared to baby, both are of different form yet are considered human. I see no difference in comaring baby, to cells which are human in life. Still...

Many people that have been adopted would argue that the trade-off of continued life compared to asking those questions is well worth it. :)

Not neccesarily. It could be put up for adoption where it is very much wanted.

Which post are you reffering to? I took a quick search, but I wasn't able to find it quickly.

While I personally do not agree with this statement it would seem that the premise of this thread is that people do consider murder to be wrong. Therefore we are not arguing whether is is wrong to kill a human, but whether it is an more acceptable to kill a featus.

Most abortions are done at a time where the cells that are in the womb are scientifically classified as living. Depriving this living bunch of cells of life is regarded as killing. Are we not merely living cells that could develop into a fully grown human? The fact that a featus is at a...