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Ahem --- um --- have Dali Lama read the book of Revelation, where Jesus makes Rambo look like Gomer Pyle.So what you're saying is OT = Rambo god, and NT = Dali Lama god?
Good to know.
Ya --- I saw that --- he's overlooking the fact that in Joshua, Martial Law is in effect."Context, context, context" --- as we say.
- Israel in Joshua's time = time to kill.
- Israel in Matthew's time = time to heal.
Would be good to know a little Dispensation Theology as well.So God changes with the seasons. Good to know.
Aahh, the 'ol 'my god can beat up your god' approach. Nice.Ahem --- um --- have Dali Lama read the book of Revelation, where Jesus makes Rambo look like Gomer Pyle.
Aahh, the 'ol 'my god can beat up your god' approach. Nice.
Doesn't change the fact Nathan spanked you using your own source.
Would be good to know a little Dispensation Theology as well.
How does theology contradict what God has said?
You mean the Scientatheists' Way of putting it?What on earth are you talking about?
Is this a typo????
What is a "Scientatheist?" Is that like a "FundaBiblologer?"
Oh, he doesnt like my words like "theocreologist" (theocreo for short)
so he is trying to compete.
I actually like that term --- I think I differs in that, since "theo" is a prefix for "god", it says that god --- or, in our case, God --- created the heaven and the earth.So how is a "theocreologist" different from "creationist?" and why are you using the term?
I actually like that term --- I think I differs in that, since "theo" is a prefix for "god", it says that god --- or, in our case, God --- created the heaven and the earth.
As opposed to, say, panspermia or Mother Nature.
A scientist who is also an atheist? An atheist who works in academia?OK. Then can you explain what a "Scientatheist" is?
I actually like that term --- I think I differs in that, since "theo" is a prefix for "god", it says that god --- or, in our case, God --- created the heaven and the earth.
As opposed to, say, panspermia or Mother Nature.
It's a term I used to use --- qv please --- 121.
I disagree, because I think we're all creationists --- even atheists - (and I know you disagree).basically, it means the exact same thing as the common connotation of "creationist," but it sounds more impressive.
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