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Originally posted by hawkiye
So where is your evidence the Bible is gods word? I found it hilarious that you came on here claiming to embrace "deny ignorance" and then spout a bunch of totally unprovable emotional believes about mythical beings...
Originally posted by Pumper
reply to post by lonewolf19792000
Yeah. Or because "fools" read the parts where god tells his followers to kill non-believers or people of other faiths.
Right?? Would not all those evil people be the examples of the wolves in sheep's clothing who would infest His church and lead His sheep astray? Christ warned they were coming.
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by hawkiye
So where is your evidence the Bible is gods word? I found it hilarious that you came on here claiming to embrace "deny ignorance" and then spout a bunch of totally unprovable emotional believes about mythical beings...
Where is your evidence that it isn't?
Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by hawkiye
So where is your evidence the Bible is gods word? I found it hilarious that you came on here claiming to embrace "deny ignorance" and then spout a bunch of totally unprovable emotional believes about mythical beings...
Where is your evidence that it isn't?
I believe the mistakes, contradictions... as we as the logical, factual, geological errors within the book would point to the bible being "Not Gods Word"
Though IT can be found within the bible pages....
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by Akragon
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by hawkiye
So where is your evidence the Bible is gods word? I found it hilarious that you came on here claiming to embrace "deny ignorance" and then spout a bunch of totally unprovable emotional believes about mythical beings...
Where is your evidence that it isn't?
I believe the mistakes, contradictions... as we as the logical, factual, geological errors within the book would point to the bible being "Not Gods Word"
Though IT can be found within the bible pages....
I can tell you that there are a lot more geological accuracies in there than your alleged "errors". The places in the Bible exist - it is an account of events that occurred on THIS planet. You want to dispute that, too?
Originally posted by randyvs
Negative
Use all the words needed to relay the original message of Gods word. No translation is word for word come on.
Originally posted by Mykahel
And with that, I'll be taking my leave. I'm reminded why I stopped checking out ATS a long time ago. This site doesn't deny ignorance, it promotes confusion and anarchy. When anyone's opinion is considered to be as factual as every other one, even when they are contradicting, you know that absolute truth, knowledge, and objectivity have been thrown out the window. What one calls information is a lie to somebody else, and somebody's misinformation is deemed the eternal and unalterable truth by another. Nobody ever wins the debate, and nobody gains anything from it.
In the end, not much good comes out of this website. It's a place for people to vent and yell at each other over religion and politics. The occasional conspiracy is sometimes proved and revealed, but as a whole this forum is just a bunch of ranting and raving by a bunch of people who typically don't know any more about what they are talking about than what they heard via National Geographic, the news, or their high school teachers. Occasionally somebody knows enough to parrot what they heard from some cocky know-it-all professor from some liberal-arts university that reeks of misinformation.
My advice: Go read a book. Then go read another book with the opposite opinion/view. Then read a few more books to make sure the others were reporting facts and not just opinions, random statistics, or inaccurate historical data. After all that, form an opinion and stick with it until something proves you wrong.
I may stick around on the forums, though it wont be here. Later.
Do you say "Amen"? At the end of your prayers? If so, congratulations on ending prayers with a "pagan" tradition - the way that Egyptians ended prayers with the name of their God - Amen - meaning "powerful one".
Onto the next topic that you seem to think you beat me on, the original sin as a term may have come from the guy I'll give you that. However the effects are biblical, it ruined the Earth and brought sin into the world. Sin was brought into this world through Adam and Eve in their defiance, which broke our relationship with God. Hence the reason for Jesus Christ to come and save us with his sacrifice.