Let's just flip a coin. Heads I win, tails you lose. Lol:biglaugh:Either the Bible is right or you are wrong.
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Let's just flip a coin. Heads I win, tails you lose. Lol:biglaugh:Either the Bible is right or you are wrong.
I know what you are trying to say, but I believe the trees in Revelation are real trees and the Tree of Life in the Garden was a real tree. When they were driven out God placed Cherubims and a flaming sword to keep them from that tree. Cain was conceived after they were driven out and I believe his wife was an offspring of the many sons and daughters of Adam and Eve. Cry incest but the law was not yet and the genes were pure. I believe in the Trees of Life and the Knowledge of Good and Evil, the Garden of Eden, the Cherubim, the flaming sword and all that. I believe Jesus Christ walked on water and calmed the storm, too. I also believe he is coming again to take me to Heaven, so...All that should show you that the tree if symbolic which in turn has an effect on the rest of the symbols used in Genesis. Inside the garden was eternal life but was it with christ since Genesis? Outside the garden was the real world with a whole population of humans to deal with and the bible confirms this when Cain finds people outside of Gods chosen lineage.
No thanks, I'll wait on the Lord. Peace.fantôme profane;3112270 said:Let's just flip a coin. Heads I win, tails you lose.
I am very familiar with Paul's writings, which I believe are God's Truth. I never mentioned Acts...I simply showed that God placed man at the beginning of the creation, too. I don't go by feelings, but by the Word of God.you have no idea
I personally think you fail to understand the context of what paul was writing. And I feel your relying on Acts which contradicts what paul himself states.
Paul states he got the feeling of jesus within him, much the same way you have feelings in your heart for things you find valuable
I am very familiar with Paul's writings, which I believe are God's Truth. I never mentioned Acts...I simply showed that God placed man at the beginning of the creation, too. I don't go by feelings, but by the Word of God.
I believe the Holy Spirit revealed many things to Paul like salvation to the Gentiles, that were hid from the foundations of the world. I believe science shows the Bible to be true.first of all, how would paul know anything about creation, other then knowing the mythology in the OT ?
and second, according to science, there has never been anyting created thtacan be attributed to anything in the bible. But science does show that the events should not be taken literally as written.
I believe science shows the Bible to be true
I believe
NIce groove, lyrics could use some work.fantôme profane;3112434 said:I don't see much point in continuing this debate, so how about a musical interlude.
It Ain't necessarily - George Gershwin - played by Mo´fazz at Spice Records - YouTube
I am very familiar with Paul's writings, which I believe are God's Truth. I never mentioned Acts...I simply showed that God placed man at the beginning of the creation, too. I don't go by feelings, but by the Word of God.
Hey,we are enjoying our jazzy, groovy interlude. I am not dishonest. I believe the Bible and science line up just fine from what I have observed. But, hey, I see the Grand Canyon and other formations around it and see quite evident evidence of Noah's Flood and two ancient lakes that formed it. You may see something different. Depends on your worldview.well it doesnt
this would make you itellectually dishonest, as we have showed you many times science contradicts mythology.
I'm not debating, I'm just stating that I believe in Adam and Eve. Some folks could use a little more faith.is the key statement
you only have faith
so please stop trying to use it as evidence in a debate
I see the Grand Canyon and other formations around it and see quite evident evidence of Noah's Flood
Depends on your worldview.
I'm not debating, I'm just stating that I believe in Adam and Eve. Some folks could use a little more faith.
God revealed no such thing. That is merely your fantasy, and his. He was obviously making it up, you merely want what he wrote to be true. He was a con man who took over a cult, and you're merely a dupe, two thousand years later. You are essentially following an ancient David Koresh.Oh, obviously. What did Paul know. God only revealed to him things hid from the foundations of the world.
It is intellectually dishonest and not good science to not be open to new ideas. Religion on the shelf, when I examine the earth, I see plenty of evidence for catastrophic events such as a worldwide flood and the Grand Canyon is just one of many monuments to this. Uniformitarianism just doesn't work and the theory of evolution is collapsing as I type. Its when evolutionists take over and ban free thinking people from submitting to their journals or teaching in their colleges that science is thrown back to the dark ages. There is plenty of dishonesty, but its not on my part. But, hey, when you've seen the light and know the truth, you must proclaim it. No sense going back into darkness.from a standpoint of ignorance or intellectual dishonesty, as you know science states that no global flood has ever happened, and the canyon took millions of years to form.
that is the intellectual dishonesty I speak of.
it has nothing to do with worldview and everything to do with scientific facts, and those that ignore these facts in favor of mythology.
faith has a big problem here.
when science places limits on faith, the faithful choose to purposely ignore scientific findings, or pervert them to meet their specific faith's needs
Yea, hath God said?God revealed no such thing. That is merely your fantasy, and his. He was obviously making it up, you merely want what he wrote to be true. He was a con man who took over a cult, and you're merely a dupe, two thousand years later. You are essentially following an ancient David Koresh.
So you aren't going to engage in real conversation, I take it?Yea, hath God said?
wow.It is intellectually dishonest and not good science to not be open to new ideas. Religion on the shelf, when I examine the earth, I see plenty of evidence for catastrophic events such as a worldwide flood and the Grand Canyon is just one of many monuments to this. Uniformitarianism just doesn't work and the theory of evolution is collapsing as I type. Its when evolutionists take over and ban free thinking people from submitting to their journals or teaching in their colleges that science is thrown back to the dark ages. There is plenty of dishonesty, but its not on my part. But, hey, when you've seen the light and know the truth, you must proclaim it. No sense going back into darkness.
Science is always open to new ideas provided they have a basis in reality. Harping on about the possibility of something occuring for which tere is absolutely no evidence whatsoever - and, in fact, all the available evidence seems to contradict - is not "intellectual honesty". That's called wilfull ignorance.It is intellectually dishonest and not good science to not be open to new ideas.
Despite the fact that scientists already have an explanation for the grand canyon which doesn't involve the invention of an event for which there is no evidence of? You don't seem to have any logic here. You just go:Religion on the shelf, when I examine the earth, I see plenty of evidence for catastrophic events such as a worldwide flood and the Grand Canyon is just one of many monuments to this.
Evidently, somebody forgot to tell all the biologists in the world.Uniformitarianism just doesn't work and the theory of evolution is collapsing as I type.
Nobody has ever been "banned" from submitting to scientific peer-review unless thay have demonstrated dishonesty or failure to adhere to the scientific method. This is not some kind of intellectual fascism - it's how science works and continues to work. It's how every major discovery, theory and breakthrough in the last hundred years has actually been made. The dark ages come when we allow superstition and dogma prevent us from accepting the truth of reality.Its when evolutionists take over and ban free thinking people from submitting to their journals or teaching in their colleges that science is thrown back to the dark ages.
Let us know when that happens, then.There is plenty of dishonesty, but its not on my part. But, hey, when you've seen the light and know the truth, you must proclaim it. No sense going back into darkness.
Well, you seem to be pretty good on the bible; when are you going to start on the real science?I'll stick to real science and the Bible.
If your arguments are sound, the number of people posting against them counts for nothing.I love it when I get ganged up on.