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I'm not trying to shift the convo but what bible are you reading? Not Adamic? Adam was the first man. Anything else isn't biblical. Kain married one of his sisters. From theology-origins-creation-Cain's wife!:

Our destination.

The spirit of God can not dwell with sin. Joshua son of Nun had a human father, grandfather, and mother etc. Jesus(Christ) is God on earth born of a virgin, and he is without sin. If there was sin in Jesus he wouldn't have been able to die for us as a worthy sacrifice. Meaning his death would be...

:study: God created us in his image. Mind, body and spirit. Why would you think He would be any different. God(Mind), Jesus(Body), and Holy Ghost(spirit). Jesus is the representation of God on earth as a man, but you cant confine him to the body because he supersedes physicality let alone human...

16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whosoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. :thumbsup:

I believe Jesus died for us while we were still yet sinners so we could be saved. Salvation isn't instant, its like breaking an addiction. You have to do it one day at a time and progress the best you can each day. I'm going to try my best to glorify him and not beat myself up over what I'm not...

God doesn't chose for us. He just knows what we're going to do in the future before it happens.

It was pride. Before man was seen as the apple of God's eye, Satan was the highest angel and second only to God(Father, Son, and Holy Ghost). He probably saw God's affection for man and got jealous like children do when they see their parents paying more attention to another and whatnot. How...

Kain's wife would have been one of his sisters. Female child births were never/rarely recorded. Only the males were named or written and not even all of them were. For all we know Kain's wife may have been Abel's prior to his death but because his brother died he had to merry her and produce...

lol, I'm a young earth creationist and a literalist. I believe that creation was 6-24 hour days, or however many hours were in a day for Jewish people back then. I know our days are different because of the holding of the sun in place and moving it back for that one prophet. I don't really know...

By average I meant normal. The only thing that set her apart was her faith and God's favor. Apart from being in the line of David like the prophecy said. None of those scriptures(or any other) refer to her being a virgin after she gave birth to Jesus. Which is where you go from religion to...

I disagree with that. I believe that when the Bible says a day with the lord is 1000 years he was being metaphorical. Like when somebody says this class is taking forever.

I'm not even going to regard that. Apples and oranges. Its the entire sentence that is a statement not one word. rhet·o·ric –noun4. the ability to use language effectively. 6. the art of making persuasive speeches; oratory. 7. (in classical oratory) the art of influencing the thought...

I think the best way to combat this would be a boycott. They're already hurting for money so this would hit them pretty hard. They'd give it up if everyone was willing to refuse to fly a few days a week.

Salvation is from Jesus not your denomination. :thumbsup:

You're arguing the use of the word until. You cannot honestly say that these are used in the same way. You are purposely abusing the laws of the language to enforce baseless, and scriptureless rhetoric. Rhetoric that is based on the Romans mixing polytheism with Christianity to make it suit them...

evangelistic reasons.

I keep posting scripture as evidence and you keep posting word play and generalities. If you can find scripture that supports the notion that Mary was a perpetual virgin or was brought to heaven without dieing, I'll believe it. Until then it is Pseudepigrapha :wave:.

Jesus' tomb is in Israel/Palestine not Pakistan.

Right but they had the same father, so they were brothers. As Jesus and his brothers had the same mother. The Greek word for cousin is "anepsios". Which is used in Colossians 4:10 to describe the relationship between Barnabas and Mark. Paul, who wrote Colossians, and evidently knew the word...