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Why not? There are alot of Early Christian beliefs that are different from the majority of the beliefs of the modern day Christians.

You know what his signature is to authenticate such a document?

I was reading about the Eastern Orthodox concept of heaven and hell today, and it got me thinking. Are there any christian traditions where the triumph of good over evil on the Last Days are not a certainty?

Or maybe you don't. It it's a clash of two vastly different cultures. One believes that the 'freedom of expression' is a fundamental right and another believes that the mockery of their religious figurehead is unacceptable under any circumstances punishable in severest manner. The west...

The only reason it was made was to provoke a vitriolic reaction from the islamic world. Do you think the Copts, Christians and Jews in the countries where the protests are have signed up for his crusade for freedom of expression? When it's their lives that are going to be directly affected by...

From the video title "A Rational Study of Radical Islam" From the thread title "What is the real Islam?" Real Islam ≠ Radical Islam

Churlish.

ok Where is this mentioned in the bible?

Would it possible to quote where it mentions this second kicking out?

Right. So he wasn't really banished? and...? My point is, you said Satan was banished, he's not exactly banished if he the ambassador for man in heaven, is he?

Is that even biblical?

Follow what duordi has posted: What happened? Pretty sure they are using the common definition of banished. When did it happen? Well if it was him that tempted Eve, then he fell before the events in the Garden of eden. Right? So if he was banished before the events that happened...

The thing tho... it wouldn't. As everybody isn't gay.

Then why is he in heaven in the Book of Job?

Sure the Egyptians will disagree with you.

Or just a plain reading... Seriously... It's not just me making the case. Isaiah 42 (Blue Letter Bible: NIV - New International Version) - NIV Isaiah 42 (Blue Letter Bible: NASB - New American Standard Bible) - NASB Isaiah 42 (Blue Letter Bible: YLT - Young's Literal Translation ) - Young's...

No I didn't. You could, but you'd be wrong.

He was meant to show himself as the messiah the first time, Isaiah 42: Since the time of Jesus, has justice been brought to the nations? No. He was weakened and he was broken, he lamented on the cross "My God, My God, why have you forsaken Me?".

Hosea 14:3 "Take with you words, and turn to the Lord. Say to Him, forgive all iniquity and receive us graciously, so we will offer the words of our lips instead of calves." Er care to read it in context? It's about the illusion of righteousness, goto the next 'chapter' what do you find...

*edit* got beaten to it.