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I am a software engineer working in Atlanta, GA. My experience is primarily in, but not limited to .Net, C#, ASP.NET, BizTalk, SharePoint, SSIS, MS Sql Server 2005/08, Visual Studio 2005/08/10, javascript, XML, etc.

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Jun 14	comment	Why were Sodom and Gomorrah destroyed? On your second point, couldn't you make the argument that the modern English word was derived from a mistaken interpretation of the passage and not the other way around?
Jun 4	comment	Which sects interpret “Day and Hour unknown” literally? Someone that adheres to open theism may go the other extreme and say God himself maybe not even know when the day or the hour is.
May 16	comment	Did Martin Luther take exception to the gospels in any way? Its hard to believe that since his doctrine of Sacramental union was based on the wording of the last supper in the Gospels. ... among other things
May 7	comment	Does the Bible give us any indication of why God created such a vast universe with so much stuff in it? @leesleek evolve is probably not the best word to use in that instance, developed maybe is better language.
May 6	comment	Does the Bible give us any indication of why God created such a vast universe with so much stuff in it? There is also a practical concern here, which is, if the universe was not this big (in terms of size) then the laws of physics could not exist such as they do now sustaining a solar system/planet like what we have. If there had not be as much mass then the evolution of the universe would have been different and galaxy/stars/planets would not have formed. So assuming that God wanted to create this world with the given physical characteristics, he would have had to have created at least a similarly sized universe. The variety and beauty of it is another answer though.
Mar 19	comment	Is Jesus a disciple of Buddha? You might check out Ravi Zacharias's The Lotus and the Cross which is (fictional) dialog between Jesus and Buddha, comparing and contrasting their philosophies.
Mar 7	comment	What is the status of “The Will to Believe” among contemporary philosophers? I don't know the answer to your question, but I am guessing that prob. Alvin Plantinga is going to get the closest to addressing that, perhaps Warranted Christian Belief or Knowledge of God
Mar 7	comment	How long was Jesus's ministry? Yes, agreed about Mark, reading through Mark is actually what prompted the question in fact.
Mar 7	comment	In what language was the Book of Matthew written? Gospel to the Hebrews: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_the_Hebrews
Mar 7	comment	How long was Jesus's ministry? @Narnian I almost mentioned that in my question. John mentions 3 Passovers you are correct, but that would be minimum of 2 max of ? since there could have been one or more Passovers just not mentioned.
Mar 5	comment	Atheism is the default position. Isn't the burden of proof on the Christian to assert that God exists? @barrycarter also, Occam was actually a theologian
Jan 8	comment	What is Typology in the context of Christianity, and how does it help understand doctrinal matters? The Epistle of Barnabas which is a late 1st century document talks a lot about types.
Jan 7	comment	Why were both criminals that were crucified with Jesus abusing him in Mark, and not in Luke? @MasonWheeler, correct, though I wonder if there is a subtler similarity or difference in the original Greek?
Jan 3	comment	Is Set Theory anti-Christian? I guess my disconnect is yes most Christians disagree with modernism most of the time, but I can't see as much as I try why set theory qualifies as modernism?!?
Jan 2	comment	Is Set Theory anti-Christian? @svidgen, yes I just removed any qualifiers. el'endia probably as shocked as me then :-)
Dec 21	comment	What significance, if any, does the doctrine of the eternal virginity of Mary have? The Protoevangelium of James asserts that Jesus's brothers were Joseph's from an earlier marriage and that he was old man by the time he married Mary
Dec 21	comment	Why do LDS members (Mormons) maintain a long-term supply of food? The joke my dad always made was that you don't have to prepare for a disaster, just own a gun and get a directory of the members of your local Mormon church...
Dec 20	comment	What did Paul mean by “women must be silent in church”? @benjaminLindley Galatians 3:28 "There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus"
Dec 20	comment	Was Jesus a poor man, in economic sense? Ha! I didn't realize that existed.
Dec 18	comment	Was Jesus a poor man, in economic sense? I agree with you, in fact, I think Bradford is incorrect. I guess its still confusing for me, with this site, since I see a ton of answers I disagree with, still they are good answers to the questions so I do not down vote. I've answered JW question before, from my understanding of JW, but I am not JW. I mean I wouldn't down vote my own answer b/c I disagree with JW?