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Broaden the question to moral dilemmas, whenever the purposes of multiple commands of God are at cross purposes. There are six general approaches to moral dilemmas. Three are clearly unbiblical: Antinomianism: there is no right or wrong. Wrong! Generalism or Utilitarianism: concepts of right...

One problem with making up your own puzzles is that it's really hard to guess just how hard they will be to solve. They seem easier when you know the answers.

But maybe as one final challenge, I challenge anyone else to come up with another list of five 6-letter words that would also fit the same pattern. Or a little easier, four 5-letter words. Such as: Thigh, Atlas, Goose, Bible.

Nope. As I revealed in my hidden hints, the second riddle is all anagrams, but some words have to be paired up before anagramming. So here's a list of the pairings: Hidden - Use your mouse to select to reveal the pairings. Theres ashoe noarms leadin chairhaze socialsons hurt itlasagna...

You might not think I have talent for this once you hear the answers to my puzzles. If no one can solve my riddles (and no one but you even guesses), then I don’t think they are the kind that this board really is looking for, and I don’t know that I could come up with many more without spending...

Maybe this one will be a little easier than my last riddle, but not too easy. Arrange the following in a more sensible way: There’s a shoe no arms lead in chair haze social sons hurt it lasagna shines ape human cats that mew raze her webs gee sins last mention a violent era burns me.

I'll take a crack at #5. Bitter batter is enjoyed better with butter.

Nope. Here's a big hint. If I had said gloppy agates cosmic rhythm the answer to my riddle would have been riddle. Now you just have to figure out why.

Nope. Hint: there is only one word that fits. What do the words have in common, literally and precisely? I suppose I should post the riddle to form.

I am new here, and unfamiliar with your rules. But I am 57, so I think I'm in the right place.

The third riddle is amend=named The second riddle, I’m thinking of splitting the words herb ike tina The herb is thyme (punning for time) Ike and Tina are the Turners Time-turners were used in Harry Potter And Harry was always running from Voldemort I Am Lord Voldemort was an anagram for Tom...

Well, I discovered that I’m a direct descendant of Odin, and of Audumbla, the Norse cosmic cow of creation, and of the family of Jesus (both by way of King Arthur and by the secret Holy Grail/Templar genealogy that Dan Brown made famous), and I forget how many more. But I suspect that some of...

The court got it wrong for the reason that Cearbhall alluded to. The law says overtime pay is not required for The canning, processing, preserving, freezing, drying, marketing, storing, packing for shipment or distribution of: Agricultural produce... Correct reading is The canning, processing...

The “argument” against having it every week is simply freedom. The Scriptures neither command a necessary frequency of partaking nor that it must be offered every time you worship. There’s nothing wrong with having it every week at every service. There’s nothing wrong with having it three times...

Most YECs that I know of (including me) believe that the genealogies in Genesis skip some generations, allowing the Flood to be dated perhaps 4 to 8 thousand years BC, or a little more. We also see some leeway to redate early history, putting the earliest pyramids in the range of 2 to 3 thousand...

I’m new to this forum, and I apologize that I haven’t read through all 78 pages of this thread to see if my approach to the question has already been raised (I skimmed enough to see that I don’t think it has). I also know this post is too long, but I think I need to make the full case from the...

My question was based on your words, “although the sun, moon, and stars continued their existence in relationship to the earth, they had somehow become obscured.” So he didn’t restore them? They’re still obscured? Your second link says the same thing and describes this work as “the process of...

First: how does your theory not reject the clear teaching that sun, moon, and stars were created on the fourth day of creation, long after the gap? You say they were simply obscured for those few days. But if somehow the language of Gen 1:14-17 is somehow only phenomenological, that when he...

Which part? The claim that synchrony is merely a convention in relativity? Any source on simultaneity under relativity will tell you the same thing. Here's one example: Significance -- Conventionality of Simultaneity Or the claim that time is a dimension like space? Again, virtually every...