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| # | Comment | Survey |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | Um ... hmm. Let me see. *Scratches head* Think, Smurf, think!
Er ... um ... Nope, this question is waaay too hard for me. I give up. Maybe you could give us an easier clue, Jessica? | Can you guess which Survey Central member I am? |
| 32 | I don't have a favourite stuffed toy. As a child, my favourite one was a pink stuffed elephant - I wonder what happened to her?? | What is your favorite stuffed toy? |
| 33 | > My Bilbo bear.  I have a stuffed toy - he's about a meter tall, brown, has a face slightly resembling Goofy, and a big pot belly - and he's called Bilbo Baggins He used to belong to my Grandma, who named him. | What is your favorite stuffed toy? |
| 34 | Yes - there would be heaps. Ice cream & tomato sauce. Mince meat & strawberry jam. Mashed potatoes & cashews. Cheese & honey. Chicken & peanut butter. The list goes on ... | Are there any foods you like by themselves, but do not like when combined? |
| 35 | Whats bologna?
Sorry, naiive kiwi girl knows not what this be! | Are there any foods you like by themselves, but do not like when combined? |
| 36 | Don't know, can't be bothered looking this up. Sorry. | What screen resolution is your monitor set at? |
| 37 | Yes, a couple. We live next to an active volcano, which lets rip every now and then - at least every year. | Have you ever witnessed a volcanic eruption? |
| 38 | > |> There's a reason people are blind.
> > Could you possibly clarify this point a little? Do you mean that it's > part of God's (presumably unknowable) plan, or do you mean that certain > people deserve to be blind, or something else? > The question of why bad things happen is a popular one. My attempt at an answer would go something like this: The first man, Adam, represented the entire human race. When he sinned (rebelled against God, by disobeying His clear Word of instruction) he told God in essence that he wanted life without God. He (and thus we) wanted autonomy—to be independent of God. So humankind sinned, and God, being a righteous God, had to judge that rebellion - which, ultimately, leads to death. Because humankind bought that judgment on itself, it's humankinds fault that death, suffering and evil are rampant in this world. So, being descendants of Adam, and being part of the human race, we have to live with disease, sickness, and death. Why some people are blind and others are not, why some people get cancer and others do not, I don't know. But we can't pick and choose how sickness may affect us, or who is affected by what. | If Jesus cured the blind, why didn't he just cure blindness? |
| 39 | Without stress, my life would be empty.
| Without (...fill...the...blank...), my life would be empty. |
| 40 | Of course! I thought of you while this survey was awaiting qualification, and knew what you would put | Without (...fill...the...blank...), my life would be empty. |
