EruditioSalvatus

Any More Than I Could Understand -Cock Robin (not really sure if 'understand' is any easier than 'anymore')

Mama I'm Coming Home -Ozzy

Check Under Your Bed -Mansun (Not MM)

You Can't Hold Us Back -Atari Teenage Riot!

The Moon Is In The Gutter -Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

So many to choose from... I Can Make You A Man -Richard O'Brien (Rocky Horror Picture Show)

Mexican Radio -Wall of Voodoo (It's not exact, but I love that song )

Stepping Out -Joe Jackson

Blue Monday -New World Order / Orgy

Siren's Song -Covenant

Fortune of War -Dropkick Murphys

By the title I thought someone was making Cannibal Holocaust into a musical... I'd pay to see that!

Deep Dark Death -Velvet Acid Christ

Well, it's good to know that just because god says something doesn't mean it's correct or will happen. I guess there really are no guarantees.

pre-ordained means to "to appoint, decree, or ordain in advance" If god is the one doing the pre-ordination then how could something not come to pass? If god says something is going to happen, doesn't it happen?

Gone Away -The Offspring

Do Whatcha Like -Digital Underground Mr. Edward Ellington Humphrey III

Well then, "Crazy" -Gnarls Barkley

The Night Is Still Young -Billy Joel (I almost wanted to put 'Night of the Lotus' but that didn't seem fair)

No, I mean a plan in the context that everything (not just the dealings with humans) is pre-ordained and planned

Probably been queried before but, do latter-day saints believe in a "divine plan"? I know the whole pre-existence thing with salvation, but other than that do mormons follow the other christian idea that there is a vast and mostly unknown "great plan" that everything follows?

Land of the Lost -Dr. Steel (yes, it's also a TV programme and a horrible movie)

Gee, don't theaters and churches have land lines? Hospitals and other similar facilities are allowed to cut off wireless communication.

And possibly theaters, that'd be nice too... masjid blocks cell phone signals

It's hard for anyone not to believe (accept, recognize) in natural selection. I don't know how one could not accept natural selection, but I'm sure they're out there. If you look at the divine source as a gardener, and the world the garden, it's not hard to see that creationism and natural selection can work hand in hand. This divine gardener plants 'seeds' that eventually grow and adapt into the plants and animals that populate the earth now.