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Aim for earth, get earth; aim for Heaven, get both.I've asked you before. Why don't you sell all your fancy electronics brought to you via "discredited" science, give the money to charity and find a cave on a deserted island somewhere? There you will be free from the temptation to use "discredited" science every single day of your life like you do now...
Aim for earth, get earth; aim for Heaven, get both.
That's about right.Alternatively. Aim for Earth, get Earth; aim for Heaven, get laughed at.
1 Corinthians 1:18 said:For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.
That's about right.
Warned.So?
They anticipated how absurd they were.
Luke 21:17 said:And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sake.
I'd say hate can manifest itself in more ways than one.There's a difference between being hated and being laughed at.
I will do if it will accept it.
Nope can't seem to do it. I have them on hard drive in pdf format and I can't get them into a PM or email by copy and pasting.
If you PM me your email address I will send you his three most recent papers. The basics are easy enough to understand, some of the statistical nitty gritty is beyond me, he is a brighter man than me my dad
They are persuasive papers because they are scientifically and mathematically rigourous in a way that the science he is debunking isn't. Statistical analysis show claims for orbital forcing being present in the stratigraphy to complete hokum .
I'd say hate can manifest itself in more ways than one.
Besides --- the Bible says it, that settles it.
So you can deny it all you want, and I don't blame you; but I have a feeling the only ones you are going to convince are the ones who don't know their Bibles.
I agree --- and I think this post would look good in a Johari Window format.knowing the bible and believing the bible are very diffract things. Consequently there are all four combination. Those that believe the bible and know the bible, Those that believe the bible and don't know the bible, those that don't believe the bible and know the bible and those that don't believe the bible and don't know the bible.
I'd say hate can manifest itself in more ways than one.
Besides --- the Bible says it, that settles it.
So you can deny it all you want, and I don't blame you; but I have a feeling the only ones you are going to convince are the ones who don't know their Bibles.
I'd say hate can manifest itself in more ways than one.
Besides --- the Bible says it, that settles it.
So you can deny it all you want, and I don't blame you; but I have a feeling the only ones you are going to convince are the ones who don't know their Bibles.
So, I remember asking this once before and you ignored it.
What do you think of Christians who say their interpretation of Genesis as allegorical is inspired by God? To them the Bible says one thing, to you it says another. If both claim they are inspired by God, which one is right?
Someones interpretation is wrong. I think the Bible is pretty clear, if you use Scripture to interpret what Scripture means, it can't be allegorical. Besides, what does 'And the evening and the morning were the first day' mean if not a literal 24 hour day. Trying to call that allegorical to me seems like simply trying to make it fit into the evolutionary theory. It seems to me that the author of the bible was doing something rather specific to refute the idea of old earth by using this language. While Moses may not have anticipated the debate over Creationism vs. Evolution, God, the One who inspired the Bible certainly did.
Someones interpretation is wrong. I think the Bible is pretty clear, if you use Scripture to interpret what Scripture means, it can't be allegorical. Besides, what does 'And the evening and the morning were the first day' mean if not a literal 24 hour day.
Trying to call that allegorical to me seems like simply trying to make it fit into the evolutionary theory.
It seems to me that the author of the bible was doing something rather specific to refute the idea of old earth by using this language. While Moses may not have anticipated the debate over Creationism vs. Evolution, God, the One who inspired the Bible certainly did.
No comment.What do you think of Christians who say their interpretation of Genesis as allegorical is inspired by God?
We both are --- we're both saying the same thing: Genesis 1 was inspired by God.To them the Bible says one thing, to you it says another. If both claim they are inspired by God, which one is right?
Someones interpretation is wrong. I think the Bible is pretty clear, if you use Scripture to interpret what Scripture means, it can't be allegorical.
Besides, what does 'And the evening and the morning were the first day' mean if not a literal 24 hour day.
Trying to call that allegorical to me seems like simply trying to make it fit into the evolutionary theory.
It seems to me that the author of the bible was doing something rather specific to refute the idea of old earth by using this language.
While Moses may not have anticipated the debate over Creationism vs. Evolution, God, the One who inspired the Bible certainly did.
Someones interpretation is wrong. I think the Bible is pretty clear, if you use Scripture to interpret what Scripture means, it can't be allegorical. Besides, what does 'And the evening and the morning were the first day' mean if not a literal 24 hour day. Trying to call that allegorical to me seems like simply trying to make it fit into the evolutionary theory.
It seems to me that the author of the bible was doing something rather specific to refute the idea of old earth by using this language.
While Moses may not have anticipated the debate over Creationism vs. Evolution, God, the One who inspired the Bible certainly did.
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