Ask 75,000,000 Europeans that.
Maybe that's why the Bubonic plague was so widespread.
Scientists were importing tie clips instead of mouse traps.
Is your name Donald Trump?
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Ask 75,000,000 Europeans that.
Maybe that's why the Bubonic plague was so widespread.
Scientists were importing tie clips instead of mouse traps.
Genghis KhanIs your name Donald Trump?
Yes, that's all well and good for a person that was saved prior to getting an artificial heart. I understand what you are saying just fine, you don't need to repeat it.Let's go over this again, Sarah.
Since you're acting like you're seeking after the truth, I'll act like I'm interested in repeating it.
For the second time:
If you are born again, your name is written down in Heaven.
I don't care if later you get a new heart from an atheist, or get an artificial heart from Hasbro ... your name is written down in Heaven, and when you die, you'll go there.
Doesn't answer about the situation of an atheist getting an artificial heart before "being saved". You can't claim that this artificial heart would work spiritually the same as a real one, because artificial hearts are designed by humans to pump blood and nothing else. If the organ has some spiritual significance beyond its role in the body (pumping blood), it hasn't been replicated in an artificial heart. So, by your logic, an atheist should no longer be able to be saved, even if their personal beliefs change, if they have an artificial heart until the day they die. So, is that what you believe, or not? You can't believe in a literal spiritual significance of the human heart and not have this situation happen.On the flip side, if someone is an atheist, and he receives a heart transplant from a born again Christian, it will not change his destiny until his name is written down in Heaven.
Make sense?
I'm sure God can work something out.So, by your logic, an atheist should no longer be able to be saved, even if their personal beliefs change, if they have an artificial heart until the day they die.
This would actually falsify evolution.That is creating a new structure.
Dna can only play upon the information that is present.
The mutations, would dictate eye color, birth defects, development, stuff that is normally expected.
New information, would dictate if a person can become a lizard.
Evolution does not claim this is possible.Or something else that isn't Human.
Give an example of "new information".No new information has been created.
What, in the hell have you 2 been talking about?You can't claim that this artificial heart would work spiritually the same as a real one, because artificial hearts are designed by humans to pump blood and nothing else. If the organ has some spiritual significance beyond its role in the body (pumping blood), it hasn't been replicated in an artificial heart
In tripartitism, the soul resides in the heart and thinks.The physical heart means nothing spiritually,
Gonna be honest, I think that's nuts.In tripartitism, the soul resides in the heart and thinks.
It goes like this:
body = processes empirical data
soul = operates the mind, the will, and the emotions
spirit = processes spiritual data
Fair enough.Gonna be honest, I think that's nuts.
No one who knows anything about evolution claims that a bat is a transition between birds and mammals. That's just ridiculous.Wait... this bat is a strange bird. It shares characteristics of a flying mammal. Voila! A transition between birds and mammals!
Then why don't bats and birds share the same elements at the same time with the same blueprint for life?No, sorry. It's a bat.
We aren't seeing common descent at all. We see a common Creator creating similar creatures from the same elements at the same time with the same blueprint for life to serve many unique purposes.
It's also a process that, to account for the incredible biodiversity we see today in only a few thousand years, would have had to have happened at a rate several orders of magnitude faster than what we see now. What caused the the increased adaptation (just another word for evolution), what stopped it, and when did it stop happening at the vastly increased rate?No, we found genetic commonalities and you made assumptions. Granted, a great deal of speciation would have had to occur after the Great Flood to account for all the species that exist today, but there are processes for that. We call that adaptation. It's a conservative process.
I agree with you fully; I am debating someone that takes it literally.What, in the hell have you 2 been talking about?
It isn't that complicated, honestly.
The "heart", is a metaphor for the soul, or in some contexts, what your true desires are.
The physical heart means nothing spiritually, if that were the case, then God didn't create humans, he created hearts with bodies.
I debate nevertheless.Literal bible interpretations, are rarely coherent.
It's a very poetic book.