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Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
Originally posted by InnerstellarOne
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
The koran is the first 5 books of the bible, The rest is ishmaels line and genelogy, He still bore sacrifice traditions, But took on a vengeful view of God, The koran is a perfect example of satan taking something so pure originally and turning into a wicked tool against GOD.
The is only one God, and he is jesus.
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
Originally posted by Jim Scott
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
With all due respect, the obvious reply to this statement is that there is no body in the tomb where Jesus was laid. The folks who wrote the other books are still here, dead. I'm going with the Bible. It's the one backed up by resurrection.
Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by InnerstellarOne
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
The koran is the first 5 books of the bible, The rest is ishmaels line and genelogy, He still bore sacrifice traditions, But took on a vengeful view of God, The koran is a perfect example of satan taking something so pure originally and turning into a wicked tool against GOD.
The is only one God, and he is jesus.
The koran is not the Torah my friend you are confused...
Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by Jim Scott
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
With all due respect, the obvious reply to this statement is that there is no body in the tomb where Jesus was laid. The folks who wrote the other books are still here, dead. I'm going with the Bible. It's the one backed up by resurrection.
Actually they both acknowledge Chirst....
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by PoorFool
And if you are still affected by time itself, then you are not God. You are a member of the physical universe.
Another part of the bible does describe aliens. and makes a clear division between them. 1 Corinthians 15
Why is it that everyone gets so defensive when I ask about these things? I believe that there is no reason to live if you don't question things.
Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by Jim Scott
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
With all due respect, the obvious reply to this statement is that there is no body in the tomb where Jesus was laid. The folks who wrote the other books are still here, dead. I'm going with the Bible. It's the one backed up by resurrection.
Actually they both acknowledge Chirst....
Not saying the koran is the first five books...
Mohammad was given his complete revelation from an Angel. We must know them by their fruit. His fruit was worldly and warlike.
Originally posted by Jim Scott
Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by Jim Scott
Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by InnerstellarOne
The koran is called the word of God as well, so is the bhagavad gita... But they were all written by man...
If you consider God to be in all of us, then yes you could say it was written by God.
But again, writen by man none the less. Theres only one mans words that matter in the whole of the bible..
With all due respect, the obvious reply to this statement is that there is no body in the tomb where Jesus was laid. The folks who wrote the other books are still here, dead. I'm going with the Bible. It's the one backed up by resurrection.
Actually they both acknowledge Chirst....
Quite right, but the Koran does not acknowledge Christ as God, merely as a prophet of God. The Koran says God has no son. Ironic, isn't it, since Mohammed was married to a rich Catholic who funded his nonsense before he became a polygamist?
Originally posted by AllIsOne
reply to post by ChaosComplex
Why is it that everyone gets so defensive when I ask about these things? I believe that there is no reason to live if you don't question things.
Wizards get very nervous when you look behind the curtain ...edit on 21-3-2011 by AllIsOne because: added quote
We are born into ignorance and then rediscover what we already knew to begin with.