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YEC is also a play from Satan as well
originally posted by: soulpowertothendegree
a reply to: rnaa
Doesn't really matter what semantics you choose. Creation and Evolution go hand in hand. You can not separate the 2. Your condescending tone does not make you an expert on any of it.
originally posted by: AudioOne
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Phage
In his book ‘A Trip into the supernatural’
See I know that some on ATS have seen or used a ouija board, those that have seen them working know that the evil supernatural aspect that the bible talks about does exist. If that exists, then logically the other good/God side exists too.
It really is that simple. So yes that is why I believe it, I myself have had two encounters in my lifetime.
I don't expect people to believe it unless they experience for themselves, then they will know.
That's like saying that you believe someone who says Unicorns are made of rainbow marshmallows because you once saw a live elephant at the zoo.
People's spiritual experiences with the supernatural doesn't automatically validate every single mad rant by everyone. In fact, that is a huge issue with people who encounter the supernatural. They often then go and believe the first dogma and snake oil salesman they encounter that explains it.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
The point about burning the bible without physically burning it, what he planned and mapped out was psychologically burning the bible in peoples hearts and mind, since he could no longer keep it from them in the modern age.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: Barcs
Actually all he did was get the ball rolling, then every intellectual scientist that doubts in God could jump on that band wagon as it fits into their world view, it would be in their interest to expand upon what was started. What started as a small baseball size snowball has rolled down the mountain of history growing exponentially, until in 2015 it is massive.
originally posted by: Blue_Jay33
a reply to: VictorBloodworth
I can answer that, it wasn't an issue of power but one of sovereignty, one bound to repeat itself if not resolved.
The resolution mechanism is time and suffering, basically Satan said to God I can rule the world better than you.
And every angel was watching and listening, if God kills Satan the issue is still alive, but the rebel is dead.
Instead he he says, Ok go for it, see if you will do better for humanity than me, but when you fail, and you will, you die.
After 6000 years of failure we have our answer, the issue has been resolved and it is coming to an end, granted it's tough to wait out the final decades of this mess.
originally posted by: Klassified
Why do you guys always pick on poor Darwin? It isn't as though he was the first to try and explain diversity. The concept of evolution goes back to at least fifth century BC, and probably much further. So the devil has been busy a very long time. Silly humans, it took us a few millennia to catch on.
Miracles are from God and his angels, black magic is from Satan and his Demons
First off, the Egyptians recorded every important event in hieroglyphs. But there is nothing there about the seven plagues, the exodus of the Egyptian slaves, or the destruction of their army.
And that’s weird. The exodus was a MASSIVE event. According to the bible, Moses led 600,000 Israelites out of Egypt. Archaeologists estimate the Egyptian population at the time (1450 BC) at 3 million people. Surely, someone would have noticed it if suddenly, a fifth of the entire population walked out!
The Egyptian economy would have collapsed, to say the very least. But in the historical and archaeological record: no such thing. Quite the contrary, never in history was the Egyptian empire doing better.
And there’s more. Around 1450 BC, you couldn’t just get up and leave Egypt. The Egyptian empire was vast, back then. It reached deep into what’s now Israel, with fortresses and army outposts everywhere. Canaan was Egyptian, the Sinai desert was Egyptian. Yet in Exodus and Numbers, we read how Moses and Joshua come across many cities and people – without ever bumping into even one Egyptian soldier.
Then, there are the details. Exodus mentions the Philistines, a people that didn’t exist yet. Cities like Ezion Geber, Arad, Heshbon and Kadesh Barnea weren’t founded yet. Other cities mentioned in Exodus and Numbers, like Ai and Jericho, were abandoned ruins for centuries by the time the Israelites arrived.
Essentially, Moses and the Israelites were walking through a fantasy land – a Middle East that never really existed!
Instead he he says, Ok go for it, see if you will do better for humanity than me, but when you fail, and you will, you die.