Flat-Earth, Slander, and Christian Ethics

[Apple Sky]

Stop babbling nonsense in a religious garb.

Aaron112 said:
A little child might not understand that pharmakeia deceived/deceives the whole world and the implications of that throughout their life and through all the religions and governments and schools and so on in the whole entire world...
but
it is what God's Word says plainly, and is truth, not a lie.

This is not babbling nonsense.

 

[Apple Sky]

Nope. Its about shaping the earths features, not about the shape of earth. Like shapes appear in a wax when you push a seal to it.

You mistake it for the flat shape of the wax, which is not the point, in the text. The point are the shapes created by the seal.

You should try reading other books.

 

[BeyondET]

And you are constituted of carbon, but carbon is not you.

Scripture was not written to all people, it was written to specific people. Eisegesis of our ideas into a text that was not written with our ideas in mind is not useful.

And you are constituted of life, but that life isn't you or anyone. It's part of the vessel you reside in that can't go a week without H2O.

 

[trophy33]

You should try reading other books.

Why, because your arguments do not hold, so you hope those books's arguments are better than yours?

 

[trophy33]

And you are constituted of life, but that life isn't you or anyone. It's part of the vessel you reside in that can't go a week without H2O.

If by life you mean cells, then yes. I am constituted of cells, but no such cell is me.

 

[Strong in Him]

You were lied to.

Nope.

That injection has nothing to do with vaccinations. Just because it is injected with a syringe does not make it a vaccine.

?? The vaccine was in the syringe. It was administered by injection.

You should have studied what you allowed to enter your temple.

I did.

The information was everywher, available, and no one forced you to take it.

I know they didn't.
I chose to have the vaccination to protect myself - but also to protect others who were physically vulnerable.
If you chose not to have the vaccination, there would have been a time when you were protected by herd immunity - i.e. the majority of those around you did have it.

That fact alone shouldve been enough to stay a million miles away from that poison. I hope you got a placebo. Dont repeat the same mistake.

A) that's nonsense.
B) None of that has anything to do with the Bible verses I posted.
Do you believe that NOTHING can separate us from God's love - yes or no.
If yes; fantastic. But that includes the shape of the earth, the Covid vaccination, flying saucers or anything else like that.
If you don't believe it, then you don't believe God's word.

 

[trophy33]

t that includes the shape of the earth, the Covid vaccination, flying saucers or anything else like that.

Oh mine, these combinations are hillarious.

 

[Strong in Him]

You should try reading other books.

How many books have you read about the moon landings, or people who've been to Antarctica?
I would imagine, fewer than one - or if you did, you denounced it/them as fake.

 

[Strong in Him]

Oh mine, these combinations are hillarious.

They've all been mentioned in this, or other, threads.
Apparently, in the Bible, an Ephah is a container - which some think looks like a flying saucer. Hence, Biblical support for flying saucers.

If people learned to read Scripture properly, half these threads would disappear.

 

[BeyondET]

Scripture was not written to all people, it was written to specific people. Eisegesis of our ideas into a text that was not written with our ideas in mind is not useful.

That's unfortunate it's not useful to you and the idea of what Eisegesis is not.

Mark 12:37
David himself calls him Lord, so how can he be his son?" The common people heard him gladly.

 

[prodromos]

You should try reading other books.

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Um, no. I think you linked one of his videos where he had some truly awful arguments. I doubt his book would be any better.

 

[JacobSonOfJohn]

The bible says that all who take the mark of the beast will be thrown in the lake of fire, so, seperated from God forever. That sounds like seperation from Gods love to me. So what you say is untrue. Universalism is not what the Word teaches. What matters is the Word.

Nope.

?? The vaccine was in the syringe. It was administered by injection.

I did.

I know they didn't.
I chose to have the vaccination to protect myself - but also to protect others who were physically vulnerable.
If you chose not to have the vaccination, there would have been a time when you were protected by herd immunity - i.e. the majority of those around you did have it.


A) that's nonsense.
B) None of that has anything to do with the Bible verses I posted.
Do you believe that NOTHING can separate us from God's love - yes or no.
If yes; fantastic. But that includes the shape of the earth, the Covid vaccination, flying saucers or anything else like that.
If you don't believe it, then you don't believe God's word.

 

[Strong in Him]

The bible says that all who take the mark of the beast will be thrown in the lake of fire, so, seperated from God forever. That sounds like seperation from Gods love to me. So what you say is untrue. Universalism is not what the Word teaches. What matters is the Word.

The vaccination was not the mark of the beast.
NOTHING can separate US from the love of God - not even demons. True or false?

 

[MForbes]

Man, it's looking more and more like this thread needs to be moved to the mental illness forum.

 

[Strong in Him]

Man, it's looking more and more like this thread needs to be moved to the mental illness forum.

Or the conspiracy forum.

 

[trophy33]

Or the conspiracy forum.

Seems interconnected:

Studies have shown that conspiracy theories appeal to people with unmet psychological needs. They crave knowledge, desire safety and security, and need to maintain positive self-esteem. Conspiracy theories, which may sometimes be true, help explain the unknown, giving people a deep sense of satisfaction. That relief, however, can be temporary.

Past research shows conspiracy theories are associated with anxiety, social isolation, and negative emotions.

Now a new wave of research conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic suggests a plausible connection between uncertainty, anxiety, and depression and an increased likelihood of believing conspiracy theories.

Conspiracy theories are a mental health crisis

No one's talking about the complex relationship between disinformation and mental health. That changes now.

mashable.com

 

[Apple Sky]

Why, because your arguments do not hold, so you hope those books's arguments are better than yours?

Stay ignorant then, over the jabs plus the shape of the earth.

 

[BNR32FAN]

Good, nobody needs Satan's juice.

How are the vaccines satanic?

 

[Apple Sky]

The bible says that all who take the mark of the beast will be thrown in the lake of fire, so, seperated from God forever.

True.

 

[Apple Sky]

How are the vaccines satanic?

Because they are the poison, the juice of Satan, read the ingredients & what's in them & then you'll know.