What does this mean?Nope. It doesn't ''have'' to be. However the arguments to the contrary aren't well thought out. Where is the explanations for all the mistakes , that are presented in that paradigm? They aren't there. It isn't legit.
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What does this mean?Nope. It doesn't ''have'' to be. However the arguments to the contrary aren't well thought out. Where is the explanations for all the mistakes , that are presented in that paradigm? They aren't there. It isn't legit.
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I think there are fewer mistakes in the Hebrew scriptures and less important imo than there are in the Greek scriptures. I think that the writers of the original Greek scriptures had knowledge of the wrongness of some scriptures in the OT.
Do you mean like words that people said? Yes.Any evidence of that?
Are you sure this is what you want to say?It means that when scripture is presented that might refute theories of Biblical or religious falseness, there aren't any refutations..
That isn't what I said, is it?I guess you prefer to consider yourself a better source of truth.
This isn't true, of course. At some point, you would have had to have judged for yourself that the god and scriptures you now believe in are genuine. Your trust in God has its foundation in your trust in your own judgement that what you think is God really is God.As for me, I have chosen to trust God and His Word completely. I lean on Him and not myself.
I have made my choice. You've made yours. There's really nothing else to say. It's not my job to convince you that the God of the Bible is the one true God. All I know is how much He has blessed me. I don't have to prove His existence or that He is the one true God to you or anyone. I know what I believe, and that really what matters.But what if you're wrong? You may have rejected it, but that doesn't mean it's not true. I've rejected your God after all (used to be my God too, by the way), but my rejection of your God doesn't say anything about whether I'm right or you're right. One of us is wrong, and your statements of certainty are no more certain than my statements of certainty.
Your statement that I responded to, which I've heard countless times from religious folks, is that "hey, if you atheists are right we will all just die and wink out of existence, but if I'm right you'll burn in hell for failing to worship Jesus/God."
The idea being everyone should consider changing over to Christianity just in case we are wrong because the consequences of being wrong is damnation to the Christian idea of hell.
But Christians such as yourself refuse to worship other Gods they don't believe in just in case y'all are wrong. Right? I mean if the Muslims are right and you're not following Islam the consequences for you will be damnation to hell. But you simply don't believe, and couldn't believe even if you tried, in the Islamic version of God.Therefore you should be able to clearly see why others wouldn't...or more accurately...couldn't...worship your God just in case.
I know it 100%. No one has ever proved to me differently. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!Whether you are willing to admit it or not, there is no way of knowing for sure. There is no way of knowing absolutely whether God exists at all. Stubbornness in this regard doesn't make a difference.
we could cut to a new topic ......which God is the Almighty?
seems to me our knees belong to Him
Actually, that's how you come across. You rely on self for answers. It's because you have no faith. No anchor. You're tossed to and fro, never arriving at an answer."9-10ths_Penguin, post: 4820381, member: 13455"]That isn't what I said, is it?
I can never remember a time in my life that I didn't believe God. I didn't start to read and study the Bible until I was older, but for reasons beyond my understanding, I have always been pulled towards it, like a magnet. Even now, it pulls me. I'm an avid Bible reader. When I got into it, I never thought about not believing it was the Word of God. I've always believed it was. We are all different. Maybe your moment will come. I hope so. I just can't imagine what it must be like to not know what you believe, to be unsure. You should check out World Bible School. The lessons are free and you learn a lot. You get to work with a study helper.This isn't true, of course. At some point, you would have had to have judged for yourself that the god and scriptures you now believe in are genuine. Your trust in God has its foundation in your trust in your own judgement that what you think is God really is God.
Your New World translation is nothing more than a sectarian paraphrase, which has added the name Jehovah into the New Testament 237 times where there isn't an ounce of manuscript evidence to support it. In order to get anyone to follow the cult, Watchtower tells people that all Bibles are corrupt.Which God is Almighty according to Jesus - John 4:23-24
Didn't Jesus say he would make God's name known at John 17:6; John 17:26 ?________
King James Version uses the word LORD in all capital letters where the Tetrarammaton (YHWH ) stands for God's name.
"Paradise earth" cannot be found anywhere in the Bible. It is the invention of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Your New World translation is nothing more than a sectarian paraphrase, which has added the name Jehovah......
It wasn't known before?Which God is Almighty according to Jesus - John 4:23-24
Didn't Jesus say he would make God's name known at John 17:6; John 17:26 ?________
who is talking in Hebrews 8:8-9, in your opinion?King James Version uses the word LORD in all capital letters where the Tetrarammaton (YHWH ) stands for God's name. - Psalms 110
Lack of proof to the contrary does not mean certainty. But, nevertheless, certainty of this nature is not possible, no matter what, which can be backed up with supporting evidence. So I disagree that you can be 100% certain.I know it 100%. No one has ever proved to me differently. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
perhaps you would like to read that parable againIt pays to follow the rules.
and look at the method of posting you useWhether you are willing to admit it or not, there is no way of knowing for sure. There is no way of knowing absolutely whether God exists at all. Stubbornness in this regard doesn't make a difference.
Someone please tell me why a person should think to reject all scripture just because some of it is wrong.
Cherries are good, but some scriptures are not cherries. They are poison berries.
If anyone can possibly hear me, I'd like to say again that what God says we might know, listen to and pay attention to to obey God.
To call something that was changed to reflect a man's opinion (or a man's mistake) God's word is BAD. Bad, bad, bad.