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This thread only convinces me of the fallibility of the bible. Magus says the scriptures mean this and Steadele says it means that. You guys can't even agree on what to believe. Which of you is going to hell for being wrong? Sad really... |
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Yo scombrid:
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I love sarcasm and witty insults.....so there is nothing wrong with tit-for-tat when its all done in good fun. And where did I say I expected you guys to never answer a sarcastic post sarcastically? Heh. If I throw a sarcastic or insulting comment your way I expect to receive a similar response, since I do it all in good fun and find it humorous. So if you ever feel like making fun of me in good fun go right ahead. But there is a difference between those who enjoy witty bantor and those with real life chips on the ol shoulder. Some people here (and elsewhere) just have some personal issues they need to work out so they can debate without the crummy attitude. Russ |
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We dont have to agree on every single point.....and this is certainly not a salvation issue, although I do think it is important. There are things within scripture that make a YEC viewpoint troublesome. When I asked for answers I got some rather weak answers and alot of handwaving, so I came to the conclusion eventually that YEC is too problematic to be correct. Russ |
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This was brought up earlier but for some reason ignored.
If God is the author of nature then God is the direct author with no divinely inspired human middlemen. The bible, what ever it's ultimate origins, is the product of a human institution. We know that because bibles are artifacts and do not occur in nature. People wrote them. Therefore a direct study of nature (science) would be the more appropriate route to knowing god's plan. If science contradicted what is said in the bible and you intended to take the word of god over the word of man then wouldn't the only course of action be to believe what science has found? |
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Heck, my friend is an ex-priest and even he admits to there being contradictions and fallacies in the Bible. |
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Every last time you have spewed this same mantra you have been corrected. And yet, knowing you are wrong, you still repeat it. Why? Why sacrifice truth for this institution of yours? You gain nothing, you fool no one. |
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