Darklighter

I like how you guys use "fields" instead of "mainland" trying to equate the island with the mainland. You act like WE MADE IT UP.

And here's my favorite example:

:rolling: would you like more? These various translations show the thought behind the original text and that your ENTIRE PREMISE IS INCORRECT. Shall we say... pwned!!!

Also, it seems that God missed his chance to destroy the island, because THERE IS NO MORE ISLAND. See what happens when you procrastinate?

As to Sodom, God told Lot that he wouldn't destroy that city if he could find just 10 righteous men in it. Are you saying ALL the christians in Tyre are not serving God properly? I'm sure they'd beg to differ.:wave:

Sheshonq

The photographs say otherwise.

Which doesn't mean the city isn't there.

There are also ruins under the city of Jerusalem. By your busted, lame interpretation that proves that Jerusalem isn't there. Right? :rolling: :rolling:

10 seconds, arnoldo - that's all it takes to keep you from embarrassing yourself with posts like that.

Wrong. It most certainly did rebuild.

Yes.

Headache

The point is that Sugarhitman can not be incorrect, for him, the Tyre prophecy must be 100% correct or his own worldview and belief crumbles since he is depending on the bible being 100% correct. He will do anything, ignore anything, rewrite reality to the unrecognizable just in order to try to squeeze the bible into reality.

Personally, I think he is afraid of himself.

sugarhitman

Oh the lenghts they go to escape. No that was not what I was saying. Being called a christian does not mean you are a biblical christain I.E. one who follows the teachings of Jesus. There are many christians who are open minded and liberal. Being a christian means nothing. :wave:

deadman_932

Hi there; I'm a rational christian; I'm here to discuss any questions you might have.
1) Uh...well, the bible doesn't quite say *that*; I think--

2) Where? Where in the bible do you see--oh. Well, that's out of context.

3) Yes it is.

4) Look, that's not a fair question. Tyre is not there, those Google Earth images mean nothing. So...maybe you can tell me how we got here. You don't believe you came from monkeys, do you?

5) I already told you why that was out of context; don't change the subject.

6) Yes I did; scroll up.

7) Why can't you just believe in God?

8) John 3.16 says Jesus died for your sins, you selfish, sinful, unworthy atheist/agnostic/unbeliever/Darwinist/materialist

9) Believe me or burn in hell forever and ever.

10) Yeah, whatever, Fools; I'll laugh at you from heaven while you burn in hell with your monkey parents LOL!

spin

Yup. There isn't another logical conclusion. Another of your hideouts gone.


spin

Darklighter

So they're not really christian? Whatever... it's beside the point anyway. Please address the rest of my post, or shall we just consider this yet another evasion on your part?

WVIncagold

Who and to what are you talking to? :banghead:

deadman_932

Wow...satire is really lost on some people.

sugarhitman

Ofcourse there is if there was a city on the coast with walls with villages outside those walls. I dont expect you guys really to believe all this. After all you did call the prophecy of Israel a self-fulfilling prophecy, Daniel prophecies nothing but a inaccurate history book, Greece the 4th kingdom, there was no Medo-Persian empire (my favorite by the way), Soloman did not exist, Israel never was in Egypt, Antiochus destroyed Jerusalem and the temple, Nebby attacked island Tyre with land based weapons, there is no bare spot on mainland Tyre, Tyre is still a great city with vast wealth, Micheal the Angel is the Messiah of Daniel, ten horns of the 4th kingdom represents the 20 something kings of greek syria, on and on it goes. :huh::wave: