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Good!Well then, I really dont understand your point?
Finally we got somewhere!
Are we done now?
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Good!Well then, I really dont understand your point?
Good!
Finally we got somewhere!
Are we done now?
Then you've changed your point.I dont know, but sure, as you have (finally) admitted that your views are not with mainstream christianity my point stands.
Only if it disagrees with the Bible.
Yes, as I said, you have a problem with physical reality, i.e. science. Most christians do not share your view on the matter.
VirOptimus said:... your views are not with mainstream christianity ...
I am not ... will not ... no way ... in any way, shape or form ... going to let you swap the exampe I gave:
... for your own example ... just so you can claim I'm wrong.
If you want to do that, be my guest.
But don't expect me to agree.
And I've said all I care to say on this issue.
You can hardly type without saying something right
and I can hardly type without having to repeat myself.
Good day, sir.
Then you've changed your point.
You went from this:
... to this:
In other words, you went from saying most Christians do not share the view with me that Genesis 1 is correct,* to this bit about most Christians not sharing my view of Genesis 1 as correct.
* Here's my view: Genesis 1 is correct.
Here's a Gap theorist's view: Genesis 1 is correct.
Here's a YEC's view: Genesis 1 is correct.
Here's an OEC's view: Genesis 1 is correct.
Here's a sci ... er ... skip that one.
Here's an Omphalos view: Genesis 1 is correct.
We all share the same view: Genesis 1 is correct.
Whatever turns you on.You say "science (i.e. physical reality) can take a hike" when it clashes with your (highly unorthodox) interpretation of the bible. Most christians dont do that. So, my point stands.
God did not create a nested hierarchy.
The animals He created in Genesis 1 are not linked in any way, shape or form.
Yes, as I said, you have a problem with physical reality, i.e. science. Most christians do not share your view on the matter.
And as [the late]Mr. Henry M Morris puts it in his Defender's Study Bible, evolution is an ongoing process, while creation was a completed act.
So what you're calling a process is not a process at all ... and never was.
what you're calling a process is not a process at all
I'm disagreeing with the idea that most Christians don't share my idea that creationism and the Bible are at odds.
That's hippie talk.What a weird reply.
It would be better for you to say only if it disagree with your interpretation of the Bible. There are many other options for Christians. I say the heck with all fallible, human-made ideologies and fallible, human made religions, such as is the Bible Belt. I am going directly to the Bible and studying carefully what the structure of teh texts themselves reveal about its relationship to God. I say the heck with all middle men, the heck with the natural theology of 19th-Century Christendom. I am going to nature and seek out what nature reveals about itself and its relationship to God. On that basis, I reserve the right to disagree with you completely. I will continue to do so until you demonstrate you are free of the distortions created by an adherence to a fallible, man-made version of Christianity.Only if it disagrees with the Bible.
Spoken like a true Protestant.It would be better for you to say only if it disagree with your interpretation of the Bible. There are many other options for Christians. I say the heck with all fallible, human-made ideologies and fallible, human made religions, such as is the Bible Belt. I am going directly to the Bible and studying carefully what the structure of teh texts themselves reveal about its relationship to God. I say the heck with all middle men, the heck with the natural theology of 19th-Century Christendom. I am going to nature and seek out what nature reveals about itself and its relationship to God. On that basis, I reserve the right to disagree with you completely. I will continue to do so until you demonstrate you are free of the distortions created by an adherence to a fallible, man-made version of Christianity.
I say the heck with all worldly wisdom, the heck with popular public opinion, the heck with what the vast uneducated masses have to say. I am going strictly on what highly qualified experts have to teach me. On that basis, I reserve the right to disagree with you completely. I am gong to continue to do so until you demonstrate to me you are no longer caught up in the distortions caused by the unqualified judgments of self-appointed lay authority and other false prophets.
AV... do you not know what "turn on" implies in certain contexts? Especially when applied to people being turned on?That's hippie talk.
I would think you academians would know that.
Yes, I'm quite familiar with the term.AV... do you not know what "turn on" implies in certain contexts?
Yes ... drugs.PsychoSarah said:Especially when applied to people being turned on?
Uh... no AV. The modern slang use of the phrase means "aroused in a sexual sense". That's the most polite way I can put it, and that's why people find the way you used it funny.Yes, I'm quite familiar with the term.
We used it a lot in the 70s.Yes ... drugs.
"Whatever turns you on." = "Whatever piques your interest."
I thought I stipulated it was "hippie talk"?Uh... no AV. The modern slang ...
Whatever floats their boat.PsychoSarah[/quote said:That's the most polite way I can put it, and that's why people find the way you used it funny.