ukok102nak
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I am not sure but, the "diatribe about Paul" was written by Kelly and NOT by you. Correct?
actually
that is a comment from her being confused
if we may say so
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I am not sure but, the "diatribe about Paul" was written by Kelly and NOT by you. Correct?
Actually, I think I'm right because when God said "Let me make the animals" (paraphrased) - it is has no "spiritual" application.~;> actually not
coz if you would ask me if i want to be good i'll answer every moment though it is impossible for every humans to do that in
every moment of human time
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Thank you. My post was to @jeager106HE made the comment to you, but the words he commented on were not your words. They were hers. LOLactually
that is a comment from her being confused
if we may say so
:ty:
godbless
unto all always
Actually, I think I'm right because when God said "Let me make the animals" (paraphrased) - it is has no "spiritual" application.
and....
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Thank you. My post was to @jeager106HE made the comment to you, but the words he commented on were not your words. They were hers. LOL
@Kelly of the Phoenix is female.another her
meaning she is a female
kindly correct us if we are wrong
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unto all always
@Kelly of the Phoenix is female.
Could you translate that into English? And how that applies to the "spiritual application" of making animals?~;> no becaused to whom who is a spirit then made something which is a living creature that has no spirit then somehow it
seems not appropriate to do so
for whom who is a spirit
doesnt make a sense unto this so called
no "spiritual" application.
if we may say so
:ty:
godbless
unto all always
I think he is asking you how and why would a spirit (God's) make anything without spirit?Could you translate that into English? And how that applies to the "spiritual application" of making animals?
And, yes, you may say so
I think he is asking you how and why would a spirit (God's) make anything without spirit?
I think that even though @ukok102nak might be able to communicate in perfect English, he might not.
I agree. Though it is interesting that some people are more like animals than not.OOOOHHHH!
Couldn't we also ask why does He HAVE to make animals with a spirit? My understanding is that they have souls. But this is more of a theological question, IMO.
The Bible is basically about man and not about animals (although animals may be included as a by-line so to speak).
Could you translate that into English? And how that applies to the "spiritual application" of making animals?
And, yes, you may say so
I think he is asking you how and why would a spirit (God's) make anything without spirit?
I think that even though @ukok102nak might be able to communicate in perfect English, he might not.
True... true...I agree. Though it is interesting that some people are more like animals than not.
Can't argue that point.Animals?
We eat animals.
Most of of don't consume humans for food.
True... true...
Theologically speaking, it may have to do with God making man in His image and in His likeness. Apparently there are attributes in man that you will not find in animals making the difference when one adds a spirit to the soul.
(the Gospels) To sum them up, it is sufficient to say that the Gospels clearly speak of the Kingdom of God, which is attainable only through men's efforts, so therefore Heaven is reached only through free will, that is, the choice of Good and the rejection of sin.
I'm not sure which Bible you read but it is impossible to get to Heaven on our efforts! I agree that the free choice that God gave us
will cause us to make many choices every day, and if you make the right choice on every thing you are faced with in life, your good
meter will be just like a stack of filth rags. You will always be wondering if the good I did today was more than the bad? It is written in the Bible that man's heart is nothing but pure evil, that is our starting point. From there our wise option is to put our faith and trust in the blood
of Jesus Christ who died for us and rose from the grave to defeat death for all those who submit their free will for God's Will for their lives.
ronandcarol
There are at least two "good news". In most scenarios, the good news appears to be that we should shine our light upon others. In others, we are to focus only on our own salvation like it's the membership to an exclusive club.becaused of your kind of thinking to the gospel itself or should we say the GOOD NEWS
Which one? Do you know what goes on in the bible?this idea of yours is non biblical
Which part was confusing? Have you read the bible or are you one of those Chick Tract-type Christians who only know the verses you are spoonfed by ignorant people?Paul was out to kill Christians. Killing an enemy can make them martyrs. Paul then had the bright idea to join Christianity and destroyed it from within.
Paul thought Christians were deviating from Judaism and participated in murder before switching tactics.
Paul is only interested in the start and then continuation of his leadership. He denounces the apostles who were actually WITH Jesus and even in at least one instance SAYS he is not speaking God's Word, but is only offering his own opinion. But, no, continue to think he's holy if that is what floats your boat. I shall not
Not according to history, they weren't. Even if you discount history, where Egyptians are paid to do most of that labor we typically see in movies about the Exodus, the generation actually dragged along with Moses complained that they ate better in Egypt. Slaves get the good stuff?THOSE PEOPLE WERE BEEN PUT TO SLAVES FOR ALMOST 400 YEARS AND ONLY FOR ABOUT A SHORT TIME THEY MURMURING AND TEMPTED THE GOD
I'm the one with the diatribe. It turns out that people who thought like Paul included his texts in there. I don't see the source of the confusion. Why do certain political wannabes use quotes and imagery from completely evil people? They LIKE them, that's why.So why is it Paul's accounts are in our Bible????
Only if they refuse to see people for what they are. It's not just Paul. David, Jacob, Moses ... there are tons of "heroes" in the bible who are considered great but in any other context would be villains.Does every Christian denomination have "it" wrong about Paul?
Expecting people who don't think about what's actually going on in texts can't be bothered with quoting someone correctly.@jeager106 addressed this to YOU, but he should have said it to @Kelly of the Phoenix, I think.
There are at least two "good news". In most scenarios, the good news appears to be that we should shine our light upon others. In others, we are to focus only on our own salvation like it's the membership to an exclusive club.
Which one? Do you know what goes on in the bible?
Which part was confusing? Have you read the bible or are you one of those Chick Tract-type Christians who only know the verses you are spoonfed by ignorant people?
Not according to history, they weren't. Even if you discount history, where Egyptians are paid to do most of that labor we typically see in movies about the Exodus, the generation actually dragged along with Moses complained that they ate better in Egypt. Slaves get the good stuff?
I don't whitewash the characters or plots in the bible. Go to the Quran if you want that kind of thing, where random characters are all prophets and everyone supposedly is super moral. The bible would be rated NC-17 if made into a movie that actually cared about attention to detail, not Sunday school versions.
edit: Case in point, that stupid Noah movie had people whining about Noah's drunken behavior, even though IT'S IN THE BIBLE, but people like to imagine their heroes without issues, so ...
I'm the one with the diatribe. It turns out that people who thought like Paul included his texts in there.
Only if they refuse to see people for what they are. It's not just Paul. David, Jacob, Moses ... there are tons of "heroes" in the bible who are considered great but in any other context would be villains.
Expecting people who don't think about what's actually going on in texts can't be bothered with quoting someone correctly.