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Genesis 2:7 is where God breathe life into Man.By what I know, it is translated breath of life. At the moment I am not sure what that means. Can you explain?
I think I already explained mono- viewpoint.
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Genesis 2:7 is where God breathe life into Man.By what I know, it is translated breath of life. At the moment I am not sure what that means. Can you explain?
Just Umpires or Refs who make bad calls. lolThe “rules” of a Creator God are straightforward.
I “default” to “of God” because the rules “tell” me to do so.
Hence I “submit” to the rules, I don’t challenge nor interpret them for my own benefit.
I’m summary I neither hate the player, nor the game.
In a game for 2? I suppose there is MMA...Just Umpires or Refs who make bad calls. lol
And some parts of the Bible don't teach resurrection. In the Second Temple period the Pharisees and the Sadducees had different beliefs about resurrection. Josephus wrote:The Bible teaches that once you die you are simply dead until a possible resurrection from the grave.
Thank you. I don't think that answers what it really means.Genesis 2:7 is where God breathe life into Man.
And some parts of the Bible don't teach resurrection. In the Second Temple period the Pharisees and the Sadducees had different beliefs about resurrection. Josephus wrote:
They [the Pharisees] also believe that souls have an immortal vigour in them: and that under the earth there will be rewards, or punishments; according as they have lived virtuously or viciously in this life: and the latter are to be detained in an everlasting prison; but that the former shall have power to revive and live again /... /But the doctrine of the Sadducees is this; that souls die with the bodies.
Muslims give translations with the original Arabic text so that in case of some ambiguity the original text is conveniently referred, translations are never considered Word of G-d, "Word of G-d" is the original ever fresh Arabic text of Quran from Muhammad's time, please, right?Don't the Muslims use the same argument with Arabic and the Quran?
Yes, the 2nd Temple Period, the Persian occupation had a big impact as well.Mazdeism (Zoroastrianism) was also a very important influence on this.
Muslims give translations with the original Arabic text so that in case of some ambiguity the original text is conveniently referred, translations are never considered Word of G-d, "Word of G-d" is the original ever fresh Arabic text of Quran from Muhammad's time, please, right?Don't the Muslims use the same argument with Arabic and the Quran?