lukethethird
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The more than fifty direct citations from the Old Testament we find in Matthew is a fact that can be demonstrated. Can you discern fact from opinion in my post?opinion.
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The more than fifty direct citations from the Old Testament we find in Matthew is a fact that can be demonstrated. Can you discern fact from opinion in my post?opinion.
Name calling now to try to cover up your own ignorance. Why do you keep forgetting that in this discussion you are the one that has screwed up?Then you should learn, grasshopper.
A lot of us were Christians. and demonstrating that you are wrong is just that. It is showing that the claims of some Christians when it comes to the gospel are contradicted by the evidence. Those that hold onto such beliefs far to often try to abuse the Bible for their own personal agendas.It is so interesting how atheist et al come out of the woodwork to try to disprove what they don't believe in.
Me thinks thou protest too much.
And a quite valid one. You keep forgetting it is what one can support that counts in a discussion.opinion.
you haven't proved you are free of mistakes
And if someone's reasoning in the first century is correct and your reasoning is fallacious... then it is still fallacious.
this isn't a democratic position of who is "a good critical thinker" and who is not.
We aren't talking about Bahai - another fallacy
Show me ONE document that shows the embellishment to support your position.
The more than fifty direct citations from the Old Testament we find in Matthew is a fact that can be demonstrated. Can you discern fact from opinion in my post?
You lost your battle a LOOOOONG time ago.And a quite valid one. You keep forgetting it is what one can support that counts in a discussion.
As "prophesy" most fail since most of his verses were not prophetic, and if read in context did not apply. He quote mined his own holy book.Relevance?
What is relevant is about 20 relevant citations were mentioned by Matthew to demonstrate the prophetic inerrancy of the TaNaKh.
That he confirmed Mark's testimony is also pretty relevant.
On my, even more projection.You lost your battle a LOOOOONG time ago.
You are a free-will independent spirit that are welcome to believe however you want. But what you believe, as you haven't proven, hasn't invalidated the word through the prophets and apostles.
I don't have to. If you think you have found a fault in something I've written, then you should be able to falsify it. You found a mistake below, albeit not one in reasoning, and I agreed to that and corrected it.
Yes, but what's your point? Are you saying that my reasoning is fallacious? If so, see above.
That's correct. People who haven't learned to argue without fallacy don't have a vote in the community of critical thinkers who can. I often make the same point when creationists tell me that there is dissent in their camp with the community of evolutionary scientists. So what if they dissent? They don't get a vote. Neither do other lay people including those who happen to agree with the consensus of qualified opinions. If I sent them a letter telling them that I agree with their conclusions, I wouldn't expect an answer.
I was.
I am not addressing "politicians" because it isn't relevant - you are acting like a politician.Document was a misstatement. I should have written Q source. Interesting that that was all you wanted to address on that matter. Let's change it to Q source and maybe you'd like another try at addressing the chart showing multiple sources for Matthew and Luke rather than deflecting to semantics this time. Incidentally, one of the benefits of learning critical thinking skills is the ability to focus on rebuttal including noticing when your point hasn't been addressed. Politicians do this commonly when they hear questions they don't like, and those lacking that kind of focus simply don't notice, including the interviewer quite often it seems. So, did you want to try to rebut the thesis of the story of Jesus being an evolving legend with evidence of its evolution in the synoptic Gospels. Maybe you'd like to address the Gospel of Peter, a clear but failed attempt to extend the legend further.
You miss the point. Even if plagiarism was not thought to be wrong back then it still indicates that the author of Matthew was not a witness (the author of Luke never claimed to be a witness) . A person that witnessed something and is putting out his narrative will use his own language. Police know this in interviews. If all of the suspects have the exact same story in their alibi it often raises suspicions. A recently greed to script can be followed. When we remember things as individuals we will remember different details and misremember different things. That is why a chorus line rises suspicions when it comes to "testimony".Modern western thought calls it "plagiarism". But that doesn't translate, as you apply it to eastern custom, that it is wrong to do so in their time.
Relevance?
What is relevant is about 20 relevant citations were mentioned by Matthew to demonstrate the prophetic inerrancy of the TaNaKh.
That he confirmed Mark's testimony is also pretty relevant.
You miss the point. Even if plagiarism was not thought to be wrong back then it still indicates that the author of Matthew was not a witness
No, you will swallow anything when it comes to the Bible. Though "the Sermon on the Mount" is unique, in a way, to Matthew, many of the same teachings are found in Luke in the shorter sermon on the plain. Luke 6 17-49you choke on a gnat and swallow a camel.
The sermon on the mount is unique to Matthew.... and it's there because he is a witness. 3 miracles and 10 parables are unique to Matthew... and they are there because he is a witness. Much of the details of before and after the crucifixion are unique to Matthew because he is a witness.
BUT
We already have proven that you are blinded by bias and you have reached and proven your irrelevancy in the matter of the realities of the bible. (as noted before)
Keep living your dream!No, you will swallow anything when it comes to the Bible. Though "the Sermon on the Mount" is unique, in a way, to Matthew, many of the same teachings are found in Luke in the shorter sermon on the plain. Luke 6 17-49
oremus Bible Browser : Luke 6:17–49
A better job is done on it in Matthew, but most of the same lessons are there. In Matthew he is going up the mountain, in Luke he is coming down to a level space.
You keep saying "because he is a witness" when it may merely be an oral tradition that had been repeated up to that time. What makes you think that the disciple Matthew ever had formal instruction in Koine Greek?
The bias is yours. When you won't own up to rather clear but minor errors how are you going to judge the others?
Matthew got the beatitudes from the old testament.you choke on a gnat and swallow a camel.
The sermon on the mount is unique to Matthew.... and it's there because he is a witness. 3 miracles and 10 parables are unique to Matthew... and they are there because he is a witness. Much of the details of before and after the crucifixion are unique to Matthew because he is a witness.
BUT
We already have proven that you are blinded by bias and you have reached and proven your irrelevancy in the matter of the realities of the bible. (as noted before)
Tell me, how was that a refutation? The Sermon on the Mount is not that unique. All you did was to make a claim. I gave you something that you could compare it to. Maybe you have never read both.Keep living your dream!
The problem with languages is that you probably lived a sheltered life?
Which Languages Are Spoken In Belgium?
Knowing more than one Lagrange is quite common.
There is little doubt that the author of Matthew was well aware of the Septuagint. One of his biggest fails was based on a mistranslation in that work.
Yeah, he had Jesus straddle two donkeys as he rode in to make his big impression on Jerusalem.There is little doubt that the author of Matthew was well aware of the Septuagint. One of his biggest fails was based on a mistranslation in that work.