Faithofchristian
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Where is a reference in your original post about temple building?????
Here is your opening post:
One fact to Refute evolution.
For those who believe in the theory of evolution.
Why did evolution have to be tested, to know whether it's true or not.
To test something, that means it's not true, until it's tested to show it's true.
This why Christians don't have to test the bible all because Christians already know the Bible is true
Where as evolution had to be tested, to find if it's true or not true.
That's like going to take a test, you take a test to show if your qualified or not.
Therefore to test the theory of evolution, is to see if it's qualified or not.
That means evolution wasn't qualified, from the start.until it took the test.
Where as the bible did not have to take any test to be qualified, The bible was qualified right from the start.
Therefore Christians do not have to test the bible to see if it's qualified, We already know that the Bible is qualified.
You not only did not provide any facts that refute evolution, you tried to imply that the Bible did not have to have facts to support it as truthful. You merely stated that Christians know it is true. How do the know? Where is the empirical evidence to support the supernatural claims of the Bible? You cannot claim that belief in the Bible needs no empirical evidence for belief, and that evolution has to have evidence to support it. That is logically inconsistent.
So, please first offer the one fact that refutes evolution (you have thus far offered no fact to that end) and then respond to my refutation of your original post. I refuted each and every one of your premises.
I did not claim that your version or any of the thousands of other versions of a Christian god do not exist. I stated that you have not met your burden of proof that they do. I do not believe that claim for the same reason I do not think unicorns or dragons or fairies exist. The burden of proof lies upon the person claiming a thing exists. You have not met that burden of proof. My only claim is that I don't believe you without evidence.
But that is another discussion. Please, again, can you provide logical counter to my rebuttal of your original post??????????
#1Faithofchristian, Feb 18, 2018
Here is your original post, which I refuted premise by premise. Please point me to the place where you mention a temple.
One fact to Refute evolution.
For those who believe in the theory of evolution.
Why did evolution have to be tested, to know whether it's true or not.
To test something, that means it's not true, until it's tested to show it's true.
This why Christians don't have to test the bible all because Christians already know the Bible is true
Where as evolution had to be tested, to find if it's true or not true.
That's like going to take a test, you take a test to show if your qualified or not.
Therefore to test the theory of evolution, is to see if it's qualified or not.
That means evolution wasn't qualified, from the start.until it took the test.
Where as the bible did not have to take any test to be qualified, The bible was qualified right from the start.
Therefore Christians do not have to test the bible to see if it's qualified, We already know that the Bible is qualified.
#1Faithofchristian, Feb 18, 2018[/QUOTE
Now here again, your going off the subject, contradicting yourself,
The subject is not about evolution, but about the temple building in Jerusalem of Israel.
Therefore the subject your referring to, is not the subject at hand.
Now what would the temple buildings in Jerusalem have anything to do with Evolution.
So what you have here is two totally different subjects.
And your attempting to change the subject at hand over into another subject. Of evolution which has nothing to with the temple buildings in Jerusalem of Israel. That is being talk about.
So stay off the subject of evolution when it's not the subject at hand.
The subject at hand is about the temple buildings in Jerusalem of Israel.
The subject about evolution was another subject which is not the subject being spoken of now, but about the walls of the temple buildings in Jerusalem of Israel.