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... and God saw that it was good.
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Planets do not have nuclear fusion and do not produce their own light. They reflect light. Care to try again?
Yes there is unity and agreement. For example, I am a literalist, fundmentalist and a dispensationist. When it comes to religion and science. If we do not have agreement in any of those three (six) areas, then we really don't have a conversation. Even if the only conversation we have is to try to agree on definitions and meanings. Still without God we have nothing. As six is the number of man. Just as there are seven colors and not six and indigo and violet are two different colors.
If you asked an atheist about the origin of things, they have two choices: 1. Do not know; 2. Evolution.
There is no third option.
It is an origin problem. It IS an evolution problem.
That is the point.
Yes. Evolution, a Creator, or Unknown.
No other options.
Atheists choose either evolution, or unknown.
I am still correct. The current evolution does not deal with abiogenesis. Eventually, it still needs to include it when it can.
I do not understand what you are saying. Either you are or are not a literal fundamentalist dispensationalist when it comes to science. I already know of your disregard and disdain for the Bible, the Written Word of God.Judging by the content of your posts, what you consider me to be or not be, rings hollow.
I do not understand what you are saying. Either you are or are not a literal fundamentalist dispensationalist when it comes to science. I already know of your disregard and disdain for the Bible, the Written Word of God.
Burden of proof is never a problem. Just throw away your dictionary and use mine.Your claim, and your burden of proof.
Am I right in thinking that a martyr is a person who dies for their belief? how does dying for a belief make the belief any more true than if they hadn't died for the belief? dying or living makes no difference to the truth of a belief.Show me, for instance, a martyr for the Invisible Pink Unicorn.
Are you saying that all the icons, documents and statues to other Gods make the existence of those Gods true?Or an edifice erected in his name, or a major holiday, or documentation believed to be authentic.
You wish I had no proof. Problem is I have overwhelming evidence that you will be held accountable for. Because the one thing you are NOT going to be able to do is say is: "I do not know, no one told me".Burden of proof certainly appears to be a significant problem for you.
You don't that's why it's called a faith.You wish I had no proof.
Is that what's keeping you believing, fear? I'm as afraid of your God as you are of all the rest.Problem is I have overwhelming evidence that you will be held accountable for. Because the one thing you are NOT going to be able to do is say is: "I do not know, no one told me".
There is a difference between human faith and God's divine faith. Human faith is powerful and God's faith is even more powerful. Still if all we had was human faith that in and of itself would be reason enough to believe because of the vast advantages of human faith. A good example is the placebo effect. The placebo effect has been proven to be beneficial in every test and every experiment they have ever done. God's divine faith has to go beyond the placebo effect and what can be accomplished with human faith. So even if faith in God is no more beneficial then a placebo effect that still is substantial and reason enough to have faith and believe. If you could get the doctors to confess a LOT of what they do is little more then a placebo effect. Yet this is very effective and often they are able to help the patient to help themselves. Even the benefit from a lot of the surgery they perform is little more then what you would expect from a placebo effect.You don't that's why it's called a faith.
Why would your God need faith?There is a difference between human faith and God's divine faith. Human faith is powerful and God's faith is even more powerful.
There is a difference between human faith and God's divine faith. Human faith is powerful and God's faith is even more powerful. Still if all we had was human faith that in and of itself would be reason enough to believe because of the vast advantages of human faith. A good example is the placebo effect. The placebo effect has been proven to be beneficial in every test and every experiment they have ever done. God's divine faith has to go beyond the placebo effect and what can be accomplished with human faith. So even if faith in God is no more beneficial then a placebo effect that still is substantial and reason enough to have faith and believe. If you could get the doctors to confess a LOT of what they do is little more then a placebo effect. Yet this is very effective and often they are able to help the patient to help themselves. Even the benefit from a lot of the surgery they perform is little more then what you would expect from a placebo effect.
I thought you had a job in the medical field?How do you distinguish, between the placebo effect and God's divine faith?
This is all pretty much 101 basic christianity. Faith is a work of the Holy Spirit of God in our lives. Faith is both a gift and a fruit of the Spirit. Kenneth Hagin talks about the Rhema Word of God and the power of God expressed in that. So it all comes down to understanding the difference between what is human and what is the Divinity of God doing a work in our lives.Why would your God need faith?
Bolding mine....This is all pretty much 101 basic christianity. Faith is a work of the Holy Spirit of God in our lives. Faith is both a gift and a fruit of the Spirit. Kenneth Hagin talks about the Rhema Word of God and the power of God expressed in that. So it all comes down to understanding the difference between what is human and what is the Divinity of God doing a work in our lives.
We know why but.... Why did you not answer the question?I thought you had a job in the medical field?
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