This sentence is near incoherent. You do us and yourself a disservice.I'm having a disagreement with the OP.It says most all ancient writings the bibles age were all destroyed the bible is the only one that survived.
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This sentence is near incoherent. You do us and yourself a disservice.I'm having a disagreement with the OP.It says most all ancient writings the bibles age were all destroyed the bible is the only one that survived.
The light grows brighter to make sure this truth is a truth-Daniel 12:4--God hid some truths--even his angels didn't know them but desired to-1Peter 1:12)-- It kept satan and his angels in spiritual darkness.
LOLWhat do you think?
It's not too, too bad.This sentence is near incoherent. You do us and yourself a disservice.
This sentence is near incoherent. You do us and yourself a disservice.
There is nothing quite so compelling as the old I-was-incoherent-because-she-was-verbose excuse.Yes my English is not great.
However the original post was way too long.
There is nothing quite so compelling as the old I-was-incoherent-because-she-was-verbose excuse.
We still have the Iliad and the Odyssey of Homer, written before much o f the Bible was completed. Do we assume that Zeus and Hera are active in supporting it's existence? We still have the Aeneid, so maybe its Jupiter on the watch?
Actually, there's also the Epic of Gilgamesh (long before much of the Bible was ever thought of, and which contains the Noah story -- in the name of Utnapushtim -- so perhaps we should we crediting the Sumerian pantheon, including the goddess Inanna, of which many other surviving stories tell.
I guess perhaps we should suppose that the Sumerian pantheon (An, the god of the heavens, Enlil, the god of wind and storm, Enki, the god of water and human culture, Ninhursag, the goddess of the earth and of fertility, Inanna, the goddess of sex, beauty, and warfare, Utu, the god of the sun and all the rest) are protecting the books that describe their world and their power? I have a copy of Inanna and the Huluppu and other stories tree myself -- again, a lot older than the Bible, and why should I, if some god (obviously not the Christian one) preserve it for me?
But I'll go further -- I'll say we also have much of the works of the ancient Greek philosophers -- and not because the Greek gods helped them survive (and the Christian God, in the dark ages, almost caused their complete loss), but because the scholars of early Islam saved them.
What point are you trying to make about how much more special your chosen book is than any of those others -- which are also still with us?
What point are you trying to make about how much more special your chosen book is than any of those others -- which are also still with us?
Some books older than the Bible still exist, that's a fact. I didn't deny that with my post. However, none of them suffered the same opposition as the Bible and none of them had the impact the Bible had and still has in society. They have their value in literature but I wouldn't compare what can't be compared.
Why do you do that? Someone says something and you say, "trinity".
You said that God makes the light brighter.
God does not make the light brighter. As a person gets closer to the light it appears TO HIM brighter. Getting closer to God is what makes the light brighter.
Individuals get closer. Not groups going as one.
Oh, so they didn't teach about "love thy neighbor"? love of God? acting morally? praying to God? acting out of compassion for all?
What kind of places did you walk into? opium dens? topless bars? KKK meetings?
It does not say what thoughts though. Your teachers say it is every thought. Why do they say that?The bible teaches all true followers will be one--in Love, peace, unity of thought.
Apparently this darkness is doing the same to your Governing Board otherwise they wouldn't keep changing it.
Wouldn't it be better for them to be "discreet" and get back to us once they have enough light to see? I think shouting "truth" when you don't actually have all the facts is presumptuous, and not a pastime a "discreet" slave would engage in.
What do you think?
It does not say what thoughts though. Your teachers say it is every thought. Why do they say that?
How do you know it isn't to be united in just the thoughts of Jesus?