Should it?Does that make you feel warm and fuzzy inside?
Nope, you're Wrong. "Not True" and "False" aren't synonymous. Next thing you'll be trying to say is that not believing in God existing is the same as believing God doesn't exist...
So there are two men;Of course it does. The Bible thoroughly explains creationism and creationists in Luke 18:10-14.
LOL! I believe the Bible as written, too, and in its divine inspiration. But Jesus did not teach that the Garden story was 100 % accurate literal history. He taught that it was the true and authoritative word of God.
The first says, "Why are you denying the word of God?" The second says, "I'm not, I'm denying you. You're a creationist."
The first says, "But Jesus believed in the Bible as written and taught that it was the inspired word of God." The second says, "Yeah, but what did a carpenter know about evolution? He only believed what He was told."
And thus said, the deniers of the Scriptures believe themselves to be more enlightened about the creation than the Lord, who was actually there at the time.
Please don't harp to me about enjoying someone going to Hell, when I'm as vociferous as I am about Charles Darwin getting saved on his deathbed.You noticed that too, huh?
and cud is a word of Germanic origin that was not even in existence at the time the Torah was written. For that matter, I wonder what era ruminants even became a classification? Do you somehow suppose that the writers of the Bible understood the nomenclature of taxon's? Or maybe what a light bulb was? Because that's kind of what's going on here. You are somehow trying to prove the Bible errant by using a word that was not in existence and a concept of classification that was not even yet known.Not semantics at all. Cud is regurgitated, cecotropes are defecated.
Excuses which you will not tolerate when it comes to the interpreting the creation stories of Genesis. Nobody is trying to prove the Bible "errant," just to point out that the scriptural interpretations of biblical creationists are selective and self-serving.You are somehow trying to prove the Bible errant by using a word that was not in existence and a concept of classification that was not even yet known.
Yes! I've taken to editing in a text editor because I tend to spend days editing and/or have to edit in amongst other real life priorities.... the amount of times I've lost pages of articulate (for me, that is) responses beggars belief...!Oh good you're on, are we ever going to finish our conversation? Not going to lie I've been looking forward to getting a response for about a week now. But it seems all that anybody wants to talk about is rabbit poop.
there are no excuses being presented. The only reason you bring this up is because you actually believe you have a point. But ignorance it's just that, ignorance. I also find it hilarious that the naysayers do not feel they have any burden of proof. Any subjective opinion is somehow fact without any substantiation of what is stated being needed.Excuses which you will not tolerate when it comes to the interpreting the creation stories of Genesis. Nobody is trying to prove the Bible "errant," just to point out that the scriptural interpretations of biblical creationists are selective and self-serving.
And you are perfectly willing to allow for ancient ways of understanding the natural world unless it has to do with evolution. The rule seems to be that if a passage taken literally can be used as a proof-text against evolution then it must be taken literally; otherwise it doesn't matter.there are no excuses being presented. The only reason you bring this up is because you actually believe you have a point. But ignorance it's just that, ignorance. I also find it hilarious that the naysayers do not feel they have any burden of proof. Any subjective opinion is somehow fact without any substantiation of what is stated being needed.
The only recourse left is to reiterate the constant reteric of opion, not having substantiated evidence of you statement.
You cannot disprove the meaning of the original text stating that certain animals were unclean due to re eating partially digested food. Nor do you even intend to. You just want to put it out there that it is incorrect without any basis to your statement. Now how scientific is that?
well before I chase that rabbit, let's finish talking about this rabbit. Can you substantiate your claim that the original writers are incorrect In stating that all said animals were unclean because they re ate partially digested food?And you are perfectly willing to allow for ancient ways of understanding the natural world unless it has to do with evolution. The rule seems to be that if a passage taken literally can be used as a proof-text against evolution then it must be taken literally; otherwise it doesn't matter.
I didn't make that claim--I don't think it constitutes an "error."well before I chase that rabbit, let's finish talking about this rabbit. Can you substantiate your claim that the original writers are incorrect In stating that all said animals were unclean because they re ate partially digested food?
okay so it's not an error, meaning that they are not incorrect, so what are you getting at?I didn't make that claim--I don't think it constitutes an "error."
oh good to hear. I am genuinely looking forward to continuing our conversation. As far as work goes I get you. I am quite literally on the side of a road, in a tent, in Tampa selling Mother's Day flowers. And my phone is not exactly a smartphone. So I might not be able to do the research to adequately respond until I get home around Monday Tuesday.Yes! I've taken to editing in a text editor because I tend to spend days editing and/or have to edit in amongst other real life priorities.... the amount of times I've lost pages of articulate (for me, that is) responses beggars belief...!
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I'm in the middle of a response to yours, if only work would stop putting things in my way!
Excuses like believing Adam was a real created man, eh?Excuses which you will not tolerate when it comes to the interpreting the creation stories of Genesis. Nobody is trying to prove the Bible "errant," just to point out that the scriptural interpretations of biblical creationists are selective and self-serving.
So do you believe in a created man, from which a bone was taken and woman created?LOL! I believe the Bible as written, too, and in its divine inspiration. But Jesus did not teach that the Garden story was 100 % accurate literal history. He taught that it was the true and authoritative word of God.