InfidelRiot
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in terms of walking through one...it will say without saying a word
'no you can't"
That made no sense. Honestly, learn how to appreciate the language you were taught.
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in terms of walking through one...it will say without saying a word
'no you can't"
That made no sense. Honestly, learn how to appreciate the language you were taught.
can you walk through a wall?
Not at all, now make your point clear or otherwise there was no point except this inane question.
please do catch up...
well you only have your self to blame for assuming...I apologize for being unable to read every single post in this insanely long thread.
As though god could in any way speak to any one except for those whom believe in him. Of what does that inform you? If only a certain individual hears a voice, should that individual not be considered of "hearing voices" according to the psychiatric association?
wow...
just wow. i didn't imply that at all...you're still waaaaaay behind.
If I am so behind, surely you could have made sure that I was caught up in a sentence or two instead of stating the obvious from your point of view. If I am so far behind, please, correct the path I am obviously wrong in taking.
If biblical scripture means what it means, why is man divided on its interpretation?
If the bible is divinely inspired and god meant exactly what he meant, then why is it that man has to interpret what god meant?
It's called misunderstanding. It happens to people who know each other very well. Even married couples can misunderstand intention.
The Bible is written in an ancient language. It is bound to happen.
which begs the question...
why is god so limited in representing who god is?
a wall speaks loud and clear, as well as directions on a map.
god, not so much.
If a wall speaks according to your perceptions, then you're no better off than those who claim to hear the divinity of god.
good luck.
Is it God's fault? I don't think so.
Is it god at all?
Sometimes it is and sometimes it is not.
Are the children fighting? LOL.
I understand waitasec. The wall speaks without speaking "I am a solid thing, you must go AROUND to pass me". You cannot use the same logic about God. God is a spirit.
InfidelRiot made an excellent point I think. God talks to some people. They end up on psych drugs in a mental hospital because they don't understand or their family and the establishment does not understand. Is it God's fault? I don't think so.
because the Word works on the heart, and every one has a different heart, The Word tells you what it says according to YOUR heart.If biblical scripture means what it means, why is man divided on its interpretation?
If the bible is divinely inspired and god meant exactly what he meant, then why is it that man has to interpret what god meant?
why not?
if you understood what i meant by the wall speaking for itself, why not apply the same reasoning when it comes to god?
It is because God is not a physical thing. God is a Spiritual Person.
If a person is fortunate they will grow in understanding of the physical laws of the universe.
To be using universal physical laws to understand a Spiritual Being Who is greater than the universe is imprudent. imho
what does god being spiritual have to do with us being physical? are you suggesting that god can only make himself known in the spiritual sense? so how does god contact the physical?
are you saying the bible is that worm hole, if you will? if so, how do you determine that the bible is what it claims to be?
from my POV, it's mental...and even emotionalCan you see your will waitasec? Your will is what you want and what you are willing to do for it. Can you see, feel or hear it? It's spiritual.
No, nothing like a worm hole. But it is a funny picture in my imagination.
How did I determine what the Bible is to me? Time, meditation, practice and experience.
i'll be done when i'm deadI'm not done yet. It is not the only way to know God imo.
Yes it is both. But it is present even when you are not thinking about it or feeling it.from my POV, it's mental...and even emotional
I do. Some claims about the Bible are true, some are not. Some claims about other scriptural traditions are true, some are not. I believe that to identify Y'Hushua Ha'Mashiyach and to know that he is the One who saves the world, I need the Bible Canon. But I would not stake someone's life on it.i hear claims being made about other holy books...do you see where i am coming from?
I'm glad for you. It is a worthy endeavor to keep searching.i'll be done when i'm dead