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I dont think so. Also when the diciples ref scripture they were not referig to themselves. They were refing the Torah and the prophets. Ah where is foon nerfdahl! quote=Ben johnson;24045895]Hi, DW. The Greek is clear, "one in essence". Please refer to Jn8:56-59 --- Jesus once again equated...

Christians have not been able to answer my simple questions. Statement. Any authority for the idea of a Hebrew Messiah comes from the Hebrew scriptures. Questions 1) Where in the OT does God say that human sacrifice is acceptable? 2) Where in the OT does God say that one person may atone...

I am looking for OT sources not NT sources.

Thank you for your response. I will have to rewrite the questions and move them to Apologetics. DeeF

you are missing some intermediate premises and supports for the conclusion. You have not presented a logical problem.

I'm a walking razor. Don't you watch my size. I'm dangerous.

1997 is old news.

I edited this and moved it to apologetics. I would really like to believe in the Christian myth but I do not see any OT justification for the doctrine of Atonement. Any authority for the idea of a Hebrew Messiah comes from the Hebrew scriptures. So I would really like to know where in the OT...

only from the NT? But Paul's and Jesus' authority comes from the OT or nowhere at all. You have set up a straw man.

I find cotton more tempting than satin.

Quickies?

Its cheaper because the guys can share expenses. Oh wait, that is Polyandria.

Hate Evil - yes. Hate People - That is like drinking poison and thinking the other person will get sick. - so NO.

I was taught that we engage in astral projection when we sleep as a natural part of the process. It is neither wrong or right in that case. Being able to do it at will, now that is an interesting question.

Then why is a human female around 30 percent more likely to conceive when she has sex with some male other than her husband? This looks like an effort to ensure genetic diversity.

If I was very glad he was dead, then I would celebrate upon hearing the news while following proper manners if around those who liked him. I would celebrate internally. I would celebrate externally when they were not around. FTR I kinda liked Fallwell.

Suppose the Entity was not All Powerful, but only very Powerful? What then?

Rum Sodomy and the Lash! Arrrrg!

No KatAutumn, I do not know where this is going. I was answering another thread and realised that this was a question that I would like to explore. I was not thinking of Christianity exactly. I was taking it from the viewpoint of a Science Fiction or Fantasy story. That removes the obligation to...

If there was an entity evil enough to send babies or children to eternal torment, would we have a moral obligation to work towards abolishing that entity and its power? This is not a "Christianity harms children" thread. I would like to view this moral question in a what if Speculative Fiction way.