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You cannot see conspiracy everywhere.
But I do........ I can't help it
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You cannot see conspiracy everywhere.
The help is easy, just try to imagine how would such process work in a common life with common people.But I do........ I can't help it
Did you read my post? I said that, as Christians, our lives revolve around the SON; S-O-N. The Son is obviously Jesus.
It's an analogy. Just as the sun is at the centre of the physical universe, so the SON, Jesus, should be at the centre of our world and our lives.
Just as the earth is not at the centre of the universe with everything revolving around it, so we are not meant to be at the centre of our own lives; the centre of attention, putting ourselves first and demanding that it's all about us.
I didn't make up that analogy either, that was Max Lucado in one of his excellent books.
She probably can, since she reads so many conspiracy books.
The sun stopped one day, not the earth.It's an analogy. Just as the sun is at the centre of the physical universe, so the SON, Jesus, should be at the centre of our world and our lives.
Just as the earth is not at the centre of the universe with everything revolving around it
Yes. Just as the sun - s-u-n - is at the centre of the physical universe, so the Son - S-O-N - should be at the centre of our lives; our universe, if you like.We were on about the sun.
The help is easy, just try to imagine how would such process work in a common life with common people.
I meant the help to not see conspiracies everywhere is easy - just imagine the complications of such massive conspiracies in daily life.It makes for good conversations, as long as I don't talk about flat earth
If you really felt it was a problem and wanted help, you could ask for it - from God, the doctors or both.But I do........ I can't help it
If you believe that the Bible - God's word - is true, why read books and watch YouTube clips which may be about things that aren't in the Bible (Antarctica, other lands, alien invasions) and by people who may not even believe in God?
What makes you think that is from God?I believe God has given me great insight about Antarctica & these extra lands, as when I'm researching something it just falls into my hands or I have a dream,
He has provided many gifted people who have researched, discovered and invented things to help them discover more about these subjects. I have no doubt that the Christians among them pray and ask God to help them in their work, or to use the gifts that they have been given.I pray every day for God to grant me more knowledge on these subjects.
People mock because, although you are entitled to believe whatever you like, your statements about such matters have been proved to be incorrect.I know that people laugh and mock,
There is absolutely no similarity between Jesus teaching about God, doing miracles to show he was from God (forgiving sins, raising the dead) yet being opposed for his claims that he WAS God - and you making unscientific, easily disproved statements and dismissing everyone who disagrees with you as being a liar.but didn't they do this to Jesus.
You're not.So I say, let them, carry on, as I know I am right & one day you will see the truth.
What makes you think that is from God?
Serious question.
He has provided many gifted people who have researched, discovered and invented things to help them discover more about these subjects. I have no doubt that the Christians among them pray and ask God to help them in their work, or to use the gifts that they have been given.
Some, who had been atheists, have even come to faith through such work. And yet if we mention this to you, you dismiss them all as liars or "deluded freemasons".
Why is it ok for you to pray to God to give you more knowledge about these things, yet if anyone else does it, they are wrong and you don't believe them?
People mock because, although you are entitled to believe whatever you like, your statements about such matters have been proved to be incorrect.
Regarding Antarctica, for example: it is apparently the name given to the circumference of the earth, it has thick walls of ice around it. It is apparently heavily guarded by the military, and people who travel there can only go so far before they are either turned away, or come up against these walls of ice. They cannot be allowed to hack through these walls because they would end up in other lands which kings and elite leaders will not allow.
Aside from the fact that this reads like something out of a science fiction book, it can be proved/disproved quite easily. You could go there for yourself, take photos, talk to all these military people, make videos etc and come back and tell us. Or go and ask a travel agent to tell you about Antarctica, how far you can travel once you are there and so on. You could read about it in an encyclopaedia, or watch documentaries about it by people who have been there.
You won't do/haven't done any of these things. Instead, you go onto YouTube and manage to find a clip which, you think, proves your point. It doesn't always, but such is the nature of your research.
So if you keep making statements like that, shun all requests that you find out for yourself and dismiss photos, documents and eye witness testimonies as "lies", of course people are going to mock.
There is absolutely no similarity between Jesus teaching about God, doing miracles to show he was from God (forgiving sins, raising the dead) yet being opposed for his claims that he WAS God - and you making unscientific, easily disproved statements and dismissing everyone who disagrees with you as being a liar.
You're not.
And the truth is that a) this is not a Biblical teaching and b) it does not affect, or negate, our salvation.
What makes you think that is from God?
Serious question.
He has provided many gifted people who have researched, discovered and invented things to help them discover more about these subjects.
I have no doubt that the Christians among them pray and ask God to help them in their work, or to use the gifts that they have been given.
Some, who had been atheists, have even come to faith through such work.
Some, who had been atheists, have even come to faith through such work. And yet if we mention this to you, you dismiss them all as liars or "deluded freemasons".
People mock because, although you are entitled to believe whatever you like, your statements about such matters have been proved to be incorrect.
Regarding Antarctica, for example: it is apparently the name given to the circumference of the earth, it has thick walls of ice around it. It is apparently heavily guarded by the military, and people who travel there can only go so far before they are either turned away, or come up against these walls of ice. They cannot be allowed to hack through these walls because they would end up in other lands which kings and elite leaders will not allow.
So if you keep making statements like that, shun all requests that you find out for yourself and dismiss photos, documents and eye witness testimonies as "lies", of course people are going to mock.
You're not.
Are you sure that watching conspiracy videos or reading fantasy genre qualifies as research?
Which is one way, I suppose, of answering my question or considering the issues.Phew - you've certainly got a lot to say.
I hope you realise this too.Yes, just be careful as there is a lot that comes through Satan.
And there are probably still many flat earthers who don't believe the Bible at all. Despite your claim that if atheists believed in a flat earth they'd believe the Bible and there would be hundreds of conversions.There are many flat earthers who have been atheists who have also come to the faith.
Since you refuse to do the one thing that would settle the matter - going to see for yourself and taking photographs - I suggest you're not that keen on proving your position. Or are you scared that you'll find out what people have been telling you all along?I've already explained my reasons for not going to Antarctica.
If you want to believe you are correct to hold an unbiblical belief which you have no intention of trying to prove to us (I mean about Antarctica, not the flat earth); so be it.I am right.
I hope you realise this too.
I hope you realise that saying that something which comes from God - the gifts that he gives - and attributing it to Satan is the unforgiveable sin. I'm not saying you have committed that, because I don't know details.
But certainly if there was someone who told you that they were a Christian, that God had given them gifts of experimenting, discovery and so on and they had proved the earth to be a sphere, and you told them that their gifts had come from Satan; that would be dangerously close.
It makes no difference anyway. If I woke up tomorrow and said "the earth is flat, hallelujah" - I'd still be exactly the same before God as I am now.
I seriously doubt that you do - not if you think that God talks to you about ice walls in Antarctica which are guarding other worlds.I do very much so.
You have been told - on this thread, or others - that at least one of those who walked on the moon was a born again Christian.I have never done this,
You have no answer for those who have proved that it is a sphere - but you have said that you cannot prove your own belief (flat earth).Well there's no danger of this happening anytime soon, as to prove that the earth is a sphere is impossible.
Oh I have plenty of faith - but not in the non Biblical, unproveable, unimportant teaching that the earth is a flat disc.Have faith.
You have been told - on this thread, or others - that at least one of those who walked on the moon was a born again Christian.
You dismiss them as being liars.
You have no answer for those who have proved that it is a sphere
I seriously doubt that you do - not if you think that God talks to you about ice walls in Antarctica which are guarding other worlds.
Read Absolute proof.. can't deny.. the earth is flat, the "P.S.".
Most Bible Dictionaries will tell you that Bible works with the Mesopotamian (mostly Babylonian) concept of the universe, so its no rare view or even a secret. Its a mainstream view.
The Old Testament uses many ancient Mesopotamian concepts, because, well, its from ancient Mesopotamia.
As the Old Testament refers to chaotic preexisting waters, to thinking in kidneys, to sea monster Leviathan, to giants, to Flood, so it also refers to a stationary "flat" Earth with a solid dome. Do you wish me to post the Bible dictionary section about this ancient concept, again? I may even find a picture.
I hope you realise this too.
I hope you realise that saying that something which comes from God - the gifts that he gives - and attributing it to Satan is the unforgivable sin. I'm not saying you have committed that, because I don't know details. But certainly if there was someone who told you that they were a Christian, that God had given them gifts of experimenting, discovery and so on and they had proved the earth to be a sphere, and you told them that their gifts had come from Satan; that would be dangerously close.