JohnR7 said:
I did not put any words in your mouth, just go back and read the thread. Why should I have to show you step by step what the conversation was we were having?
Because apparantly we're not having the same conversation.
NP: Now John, you have a lot of room to work with: Biology, Geology, Cosmology, Chemistry, Physics, etc... What great scientific advances can we attribute to Moses that have stood the test of time?
JR7: Science only deals with the temperal [sic] world, the things that are going to be destroyed? Or maybe recycled would be more accurate if you want to look at it from a scientific perspective.
NP: When did I ever say the world was going to be destroyed? That's your line.
This would be about the point where you go completely off topic, start idolizing your pastor, and threaten to sic your pet god on me
JR7: I said that you said that who said? We are going to spend our time trying to figure out who said what? Maybe we should spend a tiny bit of time to figure out what God said about it. I know what the pastor said. The pastor said that: Every act of disobedience has a consequence.
My question still stands: When did I ever say that the "temporal" world was going to be destroyed and/or recycled? That might be your definition, but you know I never said it.
JohnR7 said:
You can all ignore God if you want, but that is not going to make you any less accountable.
Threats don't work on me, Johnny; you know that.
JohnR7 said:
It is amazing that you all seem to want man's knowledge and everything man has to say about it, but you want none of God's knowledge and you want to know nothing about what God has to say about it.
Well, in all fairness, I haven't heard any of God's knowledge. I've heard a great deal of
man's alleged knowledge of God, and a good deal of it, yours in particular, is laughable.
JohnR7 said:
The problem with that is, ultimately God is the one who is going to hold you accountable, not man. So the end result is that the only thing that matters is what God has to say about it.
If/When that day comes, I'm not conerned. Why should I be? You seem to believe that you have a free pass into heaven, and you've done more to destroy faith in God than I would ever want to. If you can get in, then I'm a shoe-in for sainthood!
[irrelevent Bible verse snipped]
Now, my original question still stands: When did I say or imply that the world is going to be destroyed? It's a simple question, well within your ability to answer.