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Then you must be doing something that nobody does or that a whole lot do but call it something else.
randyvs
reply to post by daskakik
Nobody believes in myths, that's why they're called myths.
So once again you returned and told you were wrong when are you going to check out what people have told you? At least it looks like you finally agree they were not refereed to as nazarites so thats a start i guess.
They simply CANNOT see the truth.
Why do you spend your time writing drivel ? What you wrote amounts to
a ball faced lie. I don't understand how easily you cross that threshold back and
forth. If it were as easy as all that no one would believe.
Randy: Nobody believes in myths, that's why they're called myths.
Krazyshot: There are quite a few people who believe in myths. We tend to call them Christians, Muslims, Jews, or just religious.
Randy: Why do you spend your time writing drivel ? What you wrote amounts to
a ball faced lie. I don't understand how easily you cross that threshold back and
forth. If it were as easy as all that no one would believe.
You're not even a decent scientific thinker if you can spout crap like that.
It demonstrates a willingness to hide the truth. And I'd appreciate it, if you
just didn't reply to me at all. If you're just going blow pure BS out your ass.
And try to blow smoke up everyone elses.
myth (mth)
n.
1.
a. A traditional, typically ancient story dealing with supernatural beings, ancestors, or heroes that serves as a fundamental type in the worldview of a people, as by explaining aspects of the natural world or delineating the psychology, customs, or ideals of society: the myth of Eros and Psyche; a creation myth.
b. Such stories considered as a group: the realm of myth.
2. A popular belief or story that has become associated with a person, institution, or occurrence, especially one considered to illustrate a cultural ideal: a star whose fame turned her into a myth; the pioneer myth of suburbia.
3. A fiction or half-truth, especially one that forms part of an ideology.
4. A fictitious story, person, or thing: "German artillery superiority on the Western Front was a myth" (Leon Wolff).
daskakik
BO XIAN
Clearly too many folks on the other side of these issues have not sufficiently investigated the solid Biblical translations.
Then there are those who understand that solid translations don't turn myths into facts.
randyvs
reply to post by Krazysh0t
Why do you spend your time writing drivel ? What you wrote amounts to
a ball faced lie. I don't understand how easily you cross that threshold back and
forth. If it were as easy as all that no one would believe.
You're not even a decent scientific thinker if you can spout crap like that.
It demonstrates a willingness to hide the truth. And I'd appreciate it, if you
just didn't reply to me at all. If you're just going blow pure BS out your ass.
And try to blow smoke up everyone elses.
Logarock
daskakik
BO XIAN
Clearly too many folks on the other side of these issues have not sufficiently investigated the solid Biblical translations.
Then there are those who understand that solid translations don't turn myths into facts.
Saying that simply shows yet another know not what is a myth or a solid translation is. You have some idea that never did a scholar take hold of translation the bible. Yep no educated folks every took on the task. It was all done by ignorant "c" student dropouts without any integrity whatsoever.
Logarock
reply to post by Krazysh0t
Why waste the time? Its clear, although you might not see it, that you are undereducated on the matter and are simply passing off anti christian talking points as if they had some depth of scholarship.
Krazysh0t
Logarock
daskakik
BO XIAN
Clearly too many folks on the other side of these issues have not sufficiently investigated the solid Biblical translations.
Then there are those who understand that solid translations don't turn myths into facts.
Saying that simply shows yet another know not what is a myth or a solid translation is. You have some idea that never did a scholar take hold of translation the bible. Yep no educated folks every took on the task. It was all done by ignorant "c" student dropouts without any integrity whatsoever.
Translating the bible, no matter how accurately, doesn't prove its veracity. I don't know where you got that idea from. If I accurately translate the Illiad to 5 different languages without losing the message, it doesn't prove that the Illiad is true. Why do you hold the bible differently?edit on 8-1-2014 by Krazysh0t because: (no reason given)
Krazysh0t
Logarock
reply to post by Krazysh0t
Why waste the time? Its clear, although you might not see it, that you are undereducated on the matter and are simply passing off anti christian talking points as if they had some depth of scholarship.
Deflection of the questions posed (not to mention an ad hominem attack on my character, though I'm not surprised that a Christian resorted to a logical fallacy. It's par the course and you just furthered the stereotype congrats). Answer my question. Why do you seem to think that an accurate translation of a book substantiates its veracity?edit on 8-1-2014 by Krazysh0t because: (no reason given)
Krazysh0t
reply to post by Logarock
How many of those people aren't inherently biased towards Christianity being true because they are Christians? I'm going to say that anyone who researches the bible with a predisposition to it being true isn't going to provide anything of merit intellectually. Just like anything else, it requires skepticism to look at correctly.
by the Blood of The Lamb and the word of our testimony NOW BECAUSE we walk and talk with Him daily. He IS ALIVE IN OUR LIVES. He is our Friend, Brother, Joint Heir, Lord actively now. Knowing Him in tangible literal daily terms is what keeps us going in this sin infested puss pocket of a corrupted planet.
On those grounds I wouldn't trust a skeptic. Being a skeptic in itself does not necessarily lend to a favorable predisposition.