God Did It! The rest is post modern chatter!

originally posted by: edmc^2

originally posted by: TzarChasm

originally posted by: edmc^2

originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: edmc^2

Can you prove this? OR is it a belief? I ask this as if you can prove it, we can all go home and call it a good game, otherwise, bring on some substitutes and keep going

Sure.

Here are the rest of the verses of that same chapter:

You created every part of me;
you put me together in my mother's womb.
14 I praise you because you are to be feared;
all you do is strange and wonderful.
I know it with all my heart.
15 When my bones were being formed,
carefully put together in my mother's womb,
when I was growing there in secret,
you knew that I was there—
16 you saw me before I was born.
The days allotted to me
had all been recorded in your book,
before any of them ever began.

Contrary to what TerryDon79 said, these verses is about the construction and recording (coding) of the human body. It had nothing to do with the recording of all birth and death.

The verses you shared are a terrible translation of genetics, if that's actually what they are.

Poetry in motion my friend.

That would be the music of the spheres.

a reply to: edmc^2

I am not changing the game neighbour. I'm not a Christian, I'm a follower of nDraíochtI see the world differently. So it would be akin to me posting some lore, and asking you for your opinion. I certainly do not fear your god.

What I will tell you, is I do not believe that Jehovah/Allah is the supreme being, that Jesus, Moses, or Mohamed were anything special, and that that passage was nothing but dogma of a faith I do not follow.

But ok. What do I think the author was talking about?

I feel that the author was talking about an individuals inability to hide from their creator. That no disguise can save any person or action from being seen in the true light.

IT talks of Jehovah/Allah knowing the person was in their mother's womb.

Again this is not proof, it is belief.

Show me proof. Not a feeling.



Thus it is not proof. It is at best poetry.

Tell you what, interpret this:

Sídh go neimh

neimh go domhan
domhan fo neimh
neart i gcách
án forlán
lán do mil
míd go sáith
sam i ngram
gae for sciath
sciath for dúnadh
dúnadh lonngharg
fód di uí
ros forbiur beanna
abú airbí imeachta
meas for chrannaibh
craobh do scís
scís do ás
saith do mhac
mac formhúin
muinréal tairbh
tarbh di arcain
odhbh do crann
crann do thine
tine a n-áil
ail a n-úir
uích a mbuaibh
Boinn a mbrú
brú le feabh faid
ásghlas iar earccah
foghamar forasit eacha
iall do tír
tír go trácht le feabh ráidh
bíodh rúad rossaibh síoraibh ríochmhór
sídh go neimh
bíodh síornoí.

So that is w

a reply to: Noinden

Or comprehension on your part...
The fact you are unwilling to find any common ground even when displaying an understanding I portray...

Is dishonest and petty...

a reply to: 5StarOracle

What common ground would this be neighbour? You keep implying I do not comprehend what you were saying, yet you flung a back handed "compliment" out to try and gain traction in a discussion where you were not doing as well as you wanted.

originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: edmc^2

I am not changing the game neighbour. I'm not a Christian, I'm a follower of nDraíochtI see the world differently. So it would be akin to me posting some lore, and asking you for your opinion. I certainly do not fear your god.

What I will tell you, is I do not believe that Jehovah/Allah is the supreme being, that Jesus, Moses, or Mohamed were anything special, and that that passage was nothing but dogma of a faith I do not follow.

But ok. What do I think the author was talking about?

I feel that the author was talking about an individuals inability to hide from their creator. That no disguise can save any person or action from being seen in the true light.

IT talks of Jehovah/Allah knowing the person was in their mother's womb.

Again this is not proof, it is belief.

Show me proof. Not a feeling.



Thus it is not proof. It is at best poetry.

Tell you what, interpret this:

Sídh go neimh

neimh go domhan
domhan fo neimh
neart i gcách
án forlán
lán do mil
míd go sáith
sam i ngram
gae for sciath
sciath for dúnadh
dúnadh lonngharg
fód di uí
ros forbiur beanna
abú airbí imeachta
meas for chrannaibh
craobh do scís
scís do ás
saith do mhac
mac formhúin
muinréal tairbh
tarbh di arcain
odhbh do crann
crann do thine
tine a n-áil
ail a n-úir
uích a mbuaibh
Boinn a mbrú
brú le feabh faid
ásghlas iar earccah
foghamar forasit eacha
iall do tír
tír go trácht le feabh ráidh
bíodh rúad rossaibh síoraibh ríochmhór
sídh go neimh
bíodh síornoí.

So that is w

Ah, a Morrigan.

My expertise or my studies are what the Scriptures says. Hence, I have no use for Morrigan nor even dare to venture that realm.

So it's pointless to continue.

a reply to: Noinden

WITCHCRAFT!

originally posted by: edmc^2

originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: edmc^2

I am not changing the game neighbour. I'm not a Christian, I'm a follower of nDraíochtI see the world differently. So it would be akin to me posting some lore, and asking you for your opinion. I certainly do not fear your god.

What I will tell you, is I do not believe that Jehovah/Allah is the supreme being, that Jesus, Moses, or Mohamed were anything special, and that that passage was nothing but dogma of a faith I do not follow.

But ok. What do I think the author was talking about?

I feel that the author was talking about an individuals inability to hide from their creator. That no disguise can save any person or action from being seen in the true light.

IT talks of Jehovah/Allah knowing the person was in their mother's womb.

Again this is not proof, it is belief.

Show me proof. Not a feeling.



Thus it is not proof. It is at best poetry.

Tell you what, interpret this:

Sídh go neimh

neimh go domhan
domhan fo neimh
neart i gcách
án forlán
lán do mil
míd go sáith
sam i ngram
gae for sciath
sciath for dúnadh
dúnadh lonngharg
fód di uí
ros forbiur beanna
abú airbí imeachta
meas for chrannaibh
craobh do scís
scís do ás
saith do mhac
mac formhúin
muinréal tairbh
tarbh di arcain
odhbh do crann
crann do thine
tine a n-áil
ail a n-úir
uích a mbuaibh
Boinn a mbrú
brú le feabh faid
ásghlas iar earccah
foghamar forasit eacha
iall do tír
tír go trácht le feabh ráidh
bíodh rúad rossaibh síoraibh ríochmhór
sídh go neimh
bíodh síornoí.

So that is w

Ah, a Morrigan.

My expertise or my studies are what the Scriptures says. Hence, I have no use for Morrigan nor even dare to venture that realm.

So it's pointless to continue.

The morrigan was once just as respected as any other supernatural being.

a reply to: Noinden

Heh
there was no compliment...
that is your narcissism which has created this delusion...
It was a statement of surprise that you understood truth in the manner I was portraying it...
There however is no need for agreement for this truth nor does my truth need to gain traction silly...
it's my truth...
So you are just plain wrong...
What is more though is your attempt to portray me in false light...
While I see right through your contempt for me...

a reply to: TzarChasm

Nah that is something else

a reply to: 5StarOracle

Ahh and back to the logical fallacies. Glad to know don't change with the evidence. It is comforting.

See through my contempt for you, oh what is that you see then neighbour?

originally posted by: Noinden
a reply to: TzarChasm

Nah that is something else

I just looked 'droiachtl' up. Arcane lore, druidic studies, occult practices, it varies but stays the same essentially. So... WITCHCRAFT!!

a reply to: edmc^2

I've got a lot of experience with her and the rest of the Tuatha, well my gnoses say I do, I guess I will find out when I die

The point is, different faiths, see different things in their writings. They are JUST writing. Nothing more. The Bible is held as infallible by many, yet your God has never said this.

a reply to: Noinden

It's called hatred...
Do you require an explaination for everything?

a reply to: TzarChasm

No witchcraft is something else entirely.

nDroicht pertains to things Druidical, the intellectuals of the various western Celtic Speaking peoples. Witchcraft was the folk practices, and not specific to the Celts.

So no not witchcraft, unless you are an uneducated Christian missionary

a reply to: 5StarOracle

Projection then. You are projecting hard. Neighbour if I hated you, I'd not be toying with you on here. I don't hate Christians, I have no bone with them, unless the get into my space. Then they move along. But hate?

You project well, that is what happens when one fears ones Deities.

a reply to: Noinden

I don't fear my God or blame him for my actions or my fate...
You don't know what you are talking about...
Presuming to be superior to me as if to be toying with me?
You are entertaing this premise alone...
thus you are merely playing with yourself...
More evidence of your grandiose nature...

a reply to: Noinden

This is funny...

If words are meaningless to you...

We can contend that everything you say is meaningless...

In reality we know words have meaning...

a reply to: 5StarOracle


You seem to be missing the point. The faiths just have words. Not big piles of evidence, which proves every word. We have had this discussion many times.

Evidence
vs
Belief.

One may sustain an individuals ideas for a time, but will be subject to doubts.

The other will allow many individuals to agree on something.

Big hint, evidence is the second one.

Nice try however.

a reply to: edmc^2

Sounds like the writer of this verse knew what everyone else knew. That babies come from a woman and are formed inside them. That's hardly anything to brag about. More vague statements that you think have scientific merit. Nope.

a reply to: edmc^2

Expertise in what? Taking vague scriptures and giving them extra meaning that isn't there ?

Saying "the earth hangs on nothing" is somehow scientifically accurate when the earth does not hang but moves.

Or maybe denying contradictory scriptures like Isiah which says " the earth is set in its foundation and will not move"?

The only expertise I see coming from you is avoiding anything that refutes your belief.