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  1. BilliardsBall

    jewish

    I used to feel the way you do, then I realized it's not a blind belief. The scripture is prescient utterly through prophecy and contains many scientific accuracies, also, Gematria/Bible codes show its divine/super nature.
  2. BilliardsBall

    jewish

    Have you never read, "Behold, I am the God of all flesh, nothing is too difficult for me"?
  3. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    The math on how biological mechanisms would evolve people from other apes is not in any way convincing--because besides the odds of genes passed by birth, countless biological and environmental factors have to be overcome.
  4. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    The math on how biological mechanisms would evolve people from other apes is not in any way convincing--because besides the odds of genes passed by birth, countless biological and environmental factors have to be overcome.
  5. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    But if we mapped my gene's and my dad's, we'd see direct, immediate descent. Not with chimpanzees!
  6. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    No, wishful thinking is blind faith. Biblical faith is trust based on evidence. I study for an yet unseen test, you don't, we both think we'll do well, you have wishful thinking, I have evidence that indicates I'll perform well on the test.
  7. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    If I study for a test I've not yet seen, I have more evidence I'll do better on the test that if I don't study. Biblical faith is trust based on current evidence for something not yet seen/future. Just like studying for a test. In this case, there is no curve on the test! Pass/fail...
  8. BilliardsBall

    jewish

    And I hope you will find a church that rejects Apocrypha, for these other books: 1) Aren't accepted by the Jewish people 2) Aren't accepted by 99.99% of church sects 3) Do not say, as the Bible says over 6,000 times in the OT alone, "This is the Word of God!", indeed, they often say things...
  9. BilliardsBall

    jewish

    Jesus's sacrifice was for all sin, including future, for which I offer Him praise. I do understand Torah--it was another re-reading of Torah that caused me to seek the salvation that I found. I do agree with you--human blood cannot atone for sin.
  10. BilliardsBall

    To my Jewish friends on this forum...

    I'm a Jewish Christian as were ALL the NT writers, so no!
  11. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    I have no need to do so, we both know there are millions of genetic differences between chimpanzees and people.
  12. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    What?! That verse LITERALLY uses the word EVIDENCE: Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not [yet] seen.
  13. BilliardsBall

    The Certainty of Improbability

    I want to avoid a lengthy argument but things tend toward disorder, not random occurences that cause the correct 40 out of 200 proteins or randomnly solve the issue of chirality, etc.
  14. BilliardsBall

    jewish

    The early church believed in inerrancy as men of God quoted the entire NT in their 1st and 2nd century correspondence! Before the early church, the ancient Israelites and the NT writers believed in inerrancy--since their main case that Jesus is sacrifice and Lord is from hundreds of scriptural...
  15. BilliardsBall

    jewish

    You don't live by Torah, since you do not sacrifice at the Jerusalem Temple, and then alter plain meanings of Tanakh to excuse this disobedience. Of course, if Temple sacrifices could pay for sin, they would not have needed to be endlessly repeated--they are a temporary covering and a picture...
  16. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    At least 5 years old.
  17. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    I share features with apes, and features with some marsupials, and some bacteria. I am also a sentient person. I am cognizant of the biology and already showed you, quote, "[Other apes of your choice, say, chimpanzees] and people have millions of genetic differences, which speaks against the...
  18. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    Thank you! Therefore, I'll redact to "chimpanzees and people have millions of genetic differences, which speaks against the given numbers for genetic mutations being favorable, genetic drift and etc."
  19. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    It may be too much to ask, but I'd ask you to read the Israel prophecies, it's clear you never have. They are specific, measurable, timed--and provable, for those fulfilled in modernity circa 1948 AD.
  20. BilliardsBall

    What would falsify the theory of evolution?

    Ah but we both have a clue--FACT, most of what you're claiming as proof of evolution is reduction of information, not addition of new information, FACT, most genetic mutations are harmful, not helpful.
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