It is strange since he has already answered this question in [url=http://viewtopic.php?p=17081247&tsmp=1345753285#p17081247this post[/url. The rebellion is an essential part of God's plan. Without it God would be unable to show his glorious wrath, mercy, patience, justice, grace etc.

Surely not even the great lord can do that?

I think he's more into spirits...

Nah, water into wine, mate.

I think that is two things we have agree on since I joined the forum !!

I have never met kirkstaller so plainly can't "have a problem" with him.

I only replied to his posts, until they became too bat loony to be worth expending any further neuron activity upon.

I am puzzled by your question. Assuming it is a genuine question, I don't "have a problem" with "believers". My parents, for example, were both firm believers, (though as Catholics, obviously beneath kirkstaller's contempt) and I can assure you I had nor have no problem with them. or indeed with 99.9% of any other believers I've ever come across.

The claim to have personally met Jesus Christ is a worrying delusion which perhaps explains a lot about why he posts some of what he does, but is plainly barking. I don't "have a problem" with it, it's self-evidently ridiculous and no further view upon it is required.