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And I think you'd be quite right ...
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It sounds like the question from the old Kung Fu series. If a tree falls in the forest without ears to hear it, does it make a sound? The answer is, yes, but who cares?
It sounds like the question from the old Kung Fu series. If a tree falls in the forest without ears to hear it, does it make a sound? The answer is, yes, but who cares?
What is the most irritating, mind-numbing philosophical question a person can ask?
I will divide questions between theological (revealed knowledge) and philosophical. And all philosophical questions are answered by Deuteronomy 29:29. Everything else is theological.
Not according to the Word of God. It may be illogical to those who love philosophy, but it's completely reasonable and logical according to the Bible.Sometimes, it's "theo-illogical."
Another annoying question... or statement really is whenever you provide evidence and the person responds with some random "fallacy". Its like a go to method when someone doesn't know what else to do. And sadly they don't realize theres even a fallacy for using fallacies in a conversation.
The wonder / awe of Christianity is that once one embraces / is embraced by it, logic, thought, mental gymnastics, guessing, wondering, wishing, blaming, prejudice, judging, profanity, doubt (and so much more), all are overwhelmed by the Holy Spirit, the One and Only specific, honest, perfect presentation of interpretation / application of life. HE in us, making our Spiritual presentation before our Savior, who is our ever-present intercessor.I think the challenge of a koan is to go beyond logic, beyond thought. Not sure I'd use the word "escape".
The wonder / awe of Christianity is that once one embraces / is embraced by it, logic, thought, mental gymnastics, guessing, wondering, wishing, blaming, prejudice, judging, profanity, doubt (and so much more), all are overwhelmed by the Holy Spirit, the One and Only specific, honest, perfect presentation of interpretation / application of life. HE in us, making our Spiritual presentation before our Savior, who is our ever-present intercessor.
The Good News is that when we confessed Jesus as Savior He handed us the stone.Kung Fu
Master: When you can snatch the stone from my hand,you may leave the Temple.
Disciple: best two out of three? (after losing)
You think I'm promoting Buddhism here, do you?The Good News is that when we confessed Jesus as Savior He handed us the stone.
You think I'm promoting Buddhism here, do you?
See, your version lacks any humour. I prefer mine.The Good News is that when we confessed Jesus as Savior He handed us the stone.
I'm very glad you are here ........See, your version lacks any humour. I prefer mine.
"Who made God?"
A lot has happened to this man,since this debate but I still believe his reply will clear up your question.
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