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but I don't want any part of it.
asked that there be no religious debate
Yet, like a baby you keep whining about personal insults when you threw out the bait and then the insults first. I don't care to debate someone who is acting like a child. That's why I am not going to bother wasting my time doing it with you.
The Bible says the world is about six thousand years old. How do we arrive at that number?
The Bible provides a complete genealogy from Adam to Jesus. You can go through the genealogies and add up the years. You'll get a total that is just over 4,000 years. Add the 2,000 years since the time of Jesus and you get just over 6,000 years since God created everything.
Is there anything wrong with figuring out the age of the earth this way? No. There is nothing to indicate the genealogies are incomplete. There is nothing to indicate God left anything out. There is nothing in the Bible that indicates in any way that the world is older than 6,000 years old.
The Bible does tell us, however, that the fossils we find could not have been buried before God created Adam. The animals whose bones became fossilized had to have died after God created Adam. That means those fossils must be less than 6,000 yers old.
Your insults to the Bible and comparing it to theTheilmann issue was very low and insulting
Regarding the book of Theilmann...funny adaptation...
Attack the ideas, not the person(s) presenting them. If you've got concerns with what someone is saying, feel free dismantle their arguments, but do not resort to ad hominem or personal attacks
life around you must be a joy to behold
That ain't the real world, baby
Yet, like a baby you keep whining about personal insults
jeddyhi wrote:Mike, you're fighting a no win situation in regards to religious debate. It is virtually impossible to convince a religious person that their faith is based on man made storylines and that their religion is false, incorrect, incomplete, or just plain wrong.
And there is no joy even if you do convince someone that their belief in God is wrong. Religion (christianity at least) provides comfort and peace to those that believe. It allows for an afterlife where perhaps we are reunited with loved ones.....I wouldn't want to take that away from anybody.
A person becomes an atheist on their own. You cannot convince, debate, or argue someone into dumping their religion. It just doesn't work.
Hoaxes should always be debunked. Truth is way better than fantasy and lies.......but as they say, sometimes the truth hurts.
All fantastical claims (including walking on water, turning water to wine, coming back to life after being dead 3 days) should be taken with a grain of salt and a high dose of skepticism. Especially when the claim is targeted and aimed at a particular group of folks.
Blindly believing every claim and tale just because the tale was told, is not beneficial to the reputation of Ufology. Rather that is what keeps the field giggled at and not taken seriously.
but who’s to say the archaic idea of demons isn’t based on the same phenomenon as the idea of aliens today?
What makes you think the religious perspective is necessarily intended for you to “digest” anyway?
What does your explanation of the phenomenon offer in the way of helping anyone?
scarz wrote:Mount Hermon is where The Watchers were said to have descended. Some also believe the Transfiguration may have taken place here also.
Why Jesus chose this spot very well could have been to take a firm stand against the god that was the most worshiped through out the world in the days he walked this earth.
Jesus Christ is the stone cut out without hands. In Daniel we see this mighty stone is the one that causes the great image to crumble to the ground. I see this image much in the same light as I do Nimrods Tower of Babel. It crumbled to the ground by the power of God. I also believe the crumbling of the walls of Jericho paint a picture once again of a world system falling as Jesus Christ takes back this earth from the dark forces.
Once Jesus Christ died on the cross the powers of the heavens were shaken. The stand was made, then fulfilled as he rose from the dead, and ascended to heaven. Now all that remains is the mop up.
Everyone that is to be born must be born,everything must be fulfilled to the letter. It's not about my will,or your will,it's the will of The Father.
jake reason wrote:There is more than just one Jacob's ladder to Heaven. Maybe you know what I'm saying. The key in this life is choosing the most direct ladder.
We 3d humans can't really go much lower in the levels of Heavens, than what we're already in. (he that has an ear) As earth is the prison of the Light Bearer. He owns it. It's his abode, by way of contract with Yahweh. Just ask Jesus, he's already confirmed that.
So... you think you love your councilors? Sure, they know a lot more than mere mortals. But learn their intent and purpose before writing your grave stone epitaph.
There is more than one ladder. May you pick the right one.
Etherian.....If you only have time today to listen to any of "Tom Horn - Transhumanism - Science & Supernatural Conference", be sure and listen to video's 6-8.
When Tom gets going he can paint a picture that I think I understand much better. This isn't something I believe might occur one day,I believe it will become a reality. You and I may not be around to see the full blown product,but I believe we are already in the stages that lead to the final product.
When you come forward with this kind of material,you will draw many enemies and people who will try anything and everything to stop you. But as Tom talked about Noah and "The World" that surrounded him. It certainly opened my eyes and ears to "The World" that surrounds us today as well as on into the future.
Are we going to be giants of the faith, or be silenced by the giants that rule with dark spirit forces? It's not all about what we see,but what we don't see is what's stirring the pot.
If we think back to the time before the flood we can quickly see that all had a type of mark upon them. The mark of corrupt (DNA,Genetics) was in those who were swept away in the flood.
The true human-man (Adam) only genetics remained in Noah and his family. Eight souls rode the judgment out. Also all the animals and creatures that were saved had to be true to their genetics or they would not have been saved either........."Every thing after it's own kind."
So I see not only a type of mark upon the ones drown in the flood but also a type of seal upon those who were saved.
Eight souls rode the judgment out
But if they did exist and were here, how bloody tragic that we would use primitave labels and superstition as an explanation of their existance.
AussieMike wrote:Typical avoidance,
And your actions belie your wordsbut I don't want any part of it.
And yet here you are debating away, your 4th post in this thread, but you dont want any part of it ?
You had no problem when Eth used a religious platform to posit an opinionasked that there be no religious debate
Yet eth posted an opinion based on a religious POV, isnt it more accurate then to say you didnt want any anti religious debate.
Clearly opinions of a religious nature were OK, as per Eth and scarz and Ry's posts, The problem was only when i introduced anti religious elements.
Thats hypocrisy. case closed
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