To be a Christian one must accept that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and died and rose again for our sins.
There are Christians who don't believe in the resurrection.
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To be a Christian one must accept that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and died and rose again for our sins.
If you lost as much of your body as you have cut out of the factual biblical history of the world...it would be like a stroke that left you paralyzed on one side. You are in denial. Can't help you there.Vague, fanciful, unevidenced claims.
That's it?
That is not true. The correct definition of a Christian is, one who follows the Christ who rose from the dead (who was resurrected). To not believe that Christ rose from the dead, is to not believe in the same Christ whom is the Son of God, of whom the term refers to. That would make their christ a false christ, and them an anti-Christ.There are Christians who don't believe in the resurrection.
Wrong. Look under my title. I am a "member" here, just as you are. Your opinions hold no ascendancy over my own or anyone else's. As has been explained to you, this particular forum is one that is available to those who quite clearly have no belief in your particular god, nor your particular interpretation of that god. My very presence indicates that I find your religious claims to be unfounded and therefore open to criticism. And, as you were also advised, if those criticisms are causing you too much pain, if you find that they uncover too much truth for you to contend with, then you should 'get out of the kitchen'.
What have you presented other than your own opinion and assertion?Oh, I'm sure it can mean whatever you want it to mean. You can't describe it, you can't show a shred of evidence for it, but I'm sure you can imagine it.
Strange way to gauge reality though.
Then they are simply not Christians.There are Christians who don't believe in the resurrection.
Not at all, it would just mean no special pleading for exceptions for my own particular personally held beliefs. I can live with that.That would of course violate your rule of common vernacular...and put everything you yourself have ever read or studied, in the same category.
Let's deal with one set of goalposts at a time. What precautions have you taken against those extraterrestrial aliens visiting Earth, and coming into your home?What precaution could one possibly take against something out of ones control? What precautions are you taking, for instance, about the potential of collisions of meteors colliding with the earth?
The "common vernacular" is not "random". If that were so, communication between individuals in a culture would be virtually impossible. The "common vernacular" is the opposite - it is what facilitates that communication.Just so we understand the terms, are NOT "common vernacular." It is a foolish notion to give final say and authority to random human activity.
Then your posts will remain incoherent to others.So, I do not, and will not.
It is also foolish to use words outside of their commonly held definitions and expect that others will understand and accept what you are saying without clarification.It is also foolish to think that we can attain greater knowledge, within the lesser context of what is considered "common."
I would say that your question is malformed. Simply sticking a question mark at the end of a string of words does not make for a valid question.The answer would be comparable to the difference between quantity and quality. I will let you answer the question: What is the measure of the memory of your whole life...not the years, but the memories?
Your allusion to mitocondral "Eve" is incompatible with the biblical Adam/Eve/Global flood stories in many ways, not the least of witch is that the biblical "Eve" would have no ancestors.Where did you get that from what I said?
It is not special pleating to come to the knowledge of the truth and then advance in that knowledge. Is every advancement of knowledge in history special pleating? No. Your supposition is absurd.Not at all, it would just mean no special pleading for exceptions for my own particular personally held beliefs. I can live with that.
Can you, for your beliefs?
I believe my ridiculous question cancels out your ridiculous question. Next.Let's deal with one set of goalposts at a time. What precautions have you taken against those extraterrestrial aliens visiting Earth, and coming into your home?
It is human activity that is random. Common communication of random activity, does not make the communication effective. History shows that humans can be stuck in their common beliefs for centuries. Your point is mute. The only thing that breaks the chain of common random error...is truth, which is sometimes stumbled upon, sometimes worked through, and sometimes a gift.The "common vernacular" is not "random". If that were so, communication between individuals in a culture would be virtually impossible. The "common vernacular" is the opposite - it is what facilitates that communication.
With you considering my question "malformed", it is most appropriate that I allow you to come to the answer on your own. What good is it, if I give you the answer, only to have you claim it is not true according to your current understanding? But we are not talking about "your current understanding"...so step out, or go your way. What would you like to do?I would say that your question is malformed. Simply sticking a question mark at the end of a string of words does not make for a valid question.
I take this as you not being able to define the word "dimension" as you have used it.
The sign on the door (Christian Forums). Duh.Where did you get that idea?
What witch? Seriously, I believe that Adam and Eve are the first spiritual human beings and that other humans existed prior and during their lifetimes.Your allusion to mitocondral "Eve" is incompatible with the biblical Adam/Eve/Global flood stories in many ways, not the least of witch is that the biblical "Eve" would have no ancestors.
So I ask to you articulate (not defend) your beliefs - A literal Adam and Eve, or myth?
Then they are simply not Christians.
The forum rules state:That is not true. The correct definition of a Christian is, one who follows the Christ who rose from the dead (who was resurrected). To not believe that Christ rose from the dead, is to not believe in the same Christ whom is the Son of God, of whom the term refers to. That would make their christ a false christ, and them an anti-Christ.
View media item 53222It is not special pleating
Sure, but so far I have only seen you proffer your religious opinion.to come to the knowledge of the truth and then advance in that knowledge.
Your misrepresentation of what I said is certainly absurd.Is every advancement of knowledge in history special pleating? No. Your supposition is absurd.
As mine followed yours, the cancellation effect was intended. Glad to see that you acknowledged it.I believe my ridiculous question cancels out your ridiculous question. Next.
Is this your way of avoiding the question, then...using the rules card, referring to everything I said but the question?View media item 53222
Sure, but so far I have only seen you proffer your religious opinion.
Your misrepresentation of what I said is certainly absurd.
As mine followed yours, the cancellation effect was intended. Glad to see that you acknowledged it.
People randomly come together to form groups, tribes, cultures, societies, cities, countries... what would the opposite of random be, for you?It is human activity that is random.
No, but a common understanding of meanings of words does. A common vernacular. Get thee to a dictionary.Common communication of random activity, does not make the communication effective.
I don't think random means what you think it means.History shows that humans can be stuck in their common beliefs for centuries.
Your point is mute.
And your religious opinion is supposed to be this "truth"? Consider me skeptical.The only thing that breaks the chain of common random error...is truth, which is sometimes stumbled upon, sometimes worked through, and sometimes a gift.
I don't disagree. Fix your question, and restate it.With you considering my question "malformed", it is most appropriate that I allow you to come to the answer on your own. What good is it, if I give you the answer, only to have you claim it is not true according to your current understanding?
That's up to you. I don't care if your posts are not coherent.But we are not talking about "your current understanding"...so step out, or go your way. What would you like to do?
I come in the same door you do.The sign on the door (Christian Forums). Duh.
I've not implied anyone on the forum is not a Christian.The forum rules state:
● Stating or implying that another Christian member, or group of members, are not Christian is not allowed.