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Old 04-29-2003, 05:58 PM   #31
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Badfish? You still there? DID you carbon date them yourself?
Didn't really have to, they just reinforce the already existing early versions of hebrew text.

Since nobody ever wins these arguments, how about showing me that Hinduism is any better?
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Really? Or are you just saying that? You wouldn't be lying would you? I mean you don't want to misrepresent your fellow humanists would you?
Oops, you caught me But I bet if I got really high that it could happen.
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Old 04-29-2003, 05:59 PM   #33
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Nope, God.
Can you tell us what he said, exactly? This is not sarcasm, I posted a lengthy thread a while back trying to get a cohesive explanation of how believers experience speaking to God.

Did he actually sit you down one night and take you through a point by point explanation of history?

Which version of the Bible did he favour as more accurate: the King James version? The Jerusalem Bible? The Book of Mormon? Did he include the Apocrypha in his discussions? The dead sea scrolls? How did he feel about mistranslations from the greek in the King James, Jerusalem, Good News, et al, versions of the bible?

One more thing, did he endorse the Catholics or the Protestants? If the protestants, which ones?
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Well, OJuice mentioned the tablets concerning the Gilgamesh myth. And then there are those pesky writings of the Egyptians.
Yeah, but are they accurate? And are they accurately dated? Got proof?



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Really? What exactly did he tell you? Or perhaps more importantly how did he speak to you? Do you hold conversations with God on a regular basis?
I feel the presence of the Holy Spirit, it guides me on my walk with Christ.
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Since nobody ever wins these arguments, how about showing me that Hinduism is any better?
Better? We're atheists/agnostics, they're all equal to us
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Didn't really have to, they just reinforce the already existing early versions of hebrew text.
Yeah, right.

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Since nobody ever wins these arguments, how about showing me that Hinduism is any better?
Actually, you lost a long time ago when you decided to relie on the argument "it's true because it's true".
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Actually, you lost a long time ago when you decided to relie on the argument "it's true because it's true".
I shouldn't have put in terms of winning, as your everlasting soul is not a game.
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I feel the presence of the Holy Spirit, it guides me on my walk with Christ. [/B]
Badfish, what I'm asking is what does the holy spirit tell you, that the protestants or the Catholics are right?

I mean, half the protestant churches don't believe in biblical inerrancy and the Catholic church not only sees it as part myth but accepts both the Big Bang and evolution. Could you clarify and qualify?

We're at risk of going seriously off topic here. Please don't answer that. The question was not "How do you validate your belief?" it was "How do you,by extension, invalidate others?"
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Yeah, but are they accurate? And are they accurately dated? Got proof?
Yeah, the work of honest scholars. You know, people who actually explore and analyze the world around us rather than sit back and claim that a myth is Truth.

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How can you "feel" a conversation? Is God's words satiny or rough? Can you smell God too?
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I shouldn't have put in terms of winning, as your everlasting soul is not a game.
Delmar: For that, you traded your everlasting soul?

Tommy: Well, I wasn't using it.

-O Brother! Where Art Thou?

Perhaps I shouldn't have brought up that movie quote, as your claim of an actual existence of an everlasting soul have no basis beyond your cult's indoctrination.
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