Monist means no thors hammer.
How so? Does not mean anything of the sort to me.
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Monist means no thors hammer.
How so? Does not mean anything of the sort to me.
Great.
What. You said, no, monism doesn't mean no thors hammer. I said great. Wheres the confusion.Huh? You've lost me now. *shrug*
I'm a monotheistic polytheist.
See, you think that is different from what you stated, but monism implies a singularity. How is what you said any more logical.That does not seem to make any sense to me at all. How do you believe in only one god an many gods at the same time?
See, you think that is different from what you stated, but monism implies a singularity. How is what you said any more logical.
Yeah, I know that monotheism is different from monism, but I don't see how what you said makes sense.Monism and monotheism are not one in the same. They are compatible. But not the same thing.
If you are curious on my meaning, then please refer to my thread "Medium Polytheism". I have a post there that outlines what I mean.
Yeah, I know that monotheism is different from monism, but I don't see how what you said makes sense.
I thought our exchange was over. You ask me to go by a testimony, I have the proof of what I believe.I have a powerful testimony. Jesus Christ himself saved me.
I can think of many better ways for Jesus to let us know. he didn't have to die. Are you telling me God could not have come up with a better plan? One that didn't involve a sadistic suicide?
Also i was a devout Christian at one point because I was raised that way, and I truly feared God. i was worried about thought crimes and everything. I obeyed and followed all the rituals, and yet understanding didn't just magically pop into my head. So I guess your theory is wrong right?
During the laying of the foundation of the new covenant...God testified to what Jesus and the Apostle said. God testified to it with signs and miracles. The foundation has been laid. God has already testified to it.Also the bible frequently convinces people though miracles so you're wrong again:
"Exodus 14:18,31 - The ultimate goal of the parting of the Sea was that God might gain honor, so the people would fear the Lord and believe in Him."
"Joshua 4:22-24 - God caused the Jordan to stop flowing, so Israel could pass on dry ground. This gave people reason to fear the Lord as God forever."
"* Lazarus - John 11:47,48. After Jesus raised Lazarus, His enemies admitted He did many miracles."
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* Lame man - Acts 4:10,14-16. After Peter & John healed the lame man (3:1-10), the Jewish opponents admitted it was a great miracle.
* Saul of Tarsus - Acts 9:1-18. After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to the persecutor Saul to convince Him of the resurrection."
Jesus reveals himself to those who get his teachings and obeys themWhy can't I get some evidence? Clearly the father and Jesus are totally okay with understanding first, then obedience. They didn't expect these ancient superstitious people to believe, so why expect a skeptical 21st century scientist ,who knows a variety of different religions, to believe? That's completely unfair.
If you want to know if what Jesus says is true or not, then you can find out for yourself. I am telling you how you can find out. I am telling you something that most people do not know.I thought our exchange was over. You ask me to go by a testimony, I have the proof of what I believe.
Paul is not referencing cerimonial law nor the Sinai code of law in his statement.The works we are not saved by are the ceremonial works. Those are the works that do not save. We still have to obey.
Jesus taught for us to obey, as did everyone else in the Bible.
You have no ideas what you are missing.I get my truth by reading science books and not from a heavily edited 4th Century book.
I am not at fault. You showed back up here by your own decision not to remain as you were.I wouldn't even be back in this conversation, had you not quoted me from something I said a week ago.
Paul is not referencing cerimonial law nor the Sinai code of law in his statement.
In Isaiah, God was speaking to His children, children who had His commandments. His children are expected to obey Him.
We must obey Jesus to be saved. We must humble ourselves.
Jesus tells us what we have to do to be saved. We do not even receive the Holy Spirit unless we obey, see Acts 5:32. Jesus gives the Holy Spirit to those he accepts, see Acts 15:8. Jesus accepts those who fear God and does what is right, see Acts 10:35.
We have to admit we are sinners and be sorry for our sins. We have to repent of our sins, and prove our repentance. We have to call on the Lord to help us.
Again. You have no idea of what you are talking about. Ceremonial "works" never saved anyone who performed them.When the New Testament says we are save by faith and not works---the works spoken of are the ceremonial works.
Many misunderstand Paul about no works, they think Paul is saying we do not have to obey. Again, the works that no longer save are the ceremonial works.
I am not at fault. You showed back up here by your own decision not to remain as you were.