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truthpaste
Do you seriously expect him to watch a 2 hour film about the resurrection? I suspect there may be an element of fear in there somewhere - fear that the findings of Strobel or McDowell or Morison might actually make sense. Much easier to head to an atheist critique of the former authors to reaffirm your own take on it and save all the effort of actually doing the research for yourself!
Your statement: In the course of my work over a number of decades, it's interesting that it isn't the agnostic atheists that have the biggest problems with God's Word but those that have either been exposed to the religious attempts at Christianity or have had close friends or relatives that have been peppered with such ideas. hits the proverbial nail on the head. SF has admitted that he grew up in a Catholic church environment which fits with that. As I have said before he won't believe even if Jesus himself turned up at his house - he would dismiss it as an hallucination or a Tory conspiracy. :wink:
* The film? Well not really, the rising fear and the promptings within (Eph.6) wouldn't really allow that, but this conversation isn't happening in a vacuum, so I thought it was justified. I guess in reality he's always going to be part of the drive-thru audience.
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SLUDGE FACTORY
All religion is a joke
You keep repeating this. Ironically it is not the solution for you, me or anyone, yet it is still your biggest enemy.
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Gofer Blue
If you think you have met Jesus then the only one having hallucinations is you
Everybody else just wants proof
I have never met Jesus in person but will one day of course! Enjoy the film. 😉
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I have never met Jesus in person but will one day of course! Enjoy the film. ��
Indeed, and everyone else gets to meet him too.
Even the Father judges no one, for He has given all judgment (the last judgment and the whole business of judging) entirely into the hands of the Son (John 5:22).
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Indeed, and everyone else gets to meet him too.
Even the Father judges no one, for He has given all judgment (the last judgment and the whole business of judging) entirely into the hands of the Son (John 5:22).
It's all delusional bollox (Sludge 1:69)
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truthpaste
It's all delusional bollox (Sludge 1:69)
An interesting paraphrase.
Human reasoning never really changes.......written just over 3000 years ago:-
From Psalm 14:-
1 Only fools say in their hearts,
“There is no God.”
They are corrupt, and their actions are evil;
not one of them does good!
2 The Lord looks down from heaven
on the entire human race;
he looks to see if anyone is truly wise,
if anyone seeks God.
3 But no, all have turned away;
all have become corrupt.
No one does good,
not a single one!
4 Will those who do evil never learn?
They eat up my people like bread
and wouldn’t think of praying to the Lord.
5 Terror will grip them,
for God is with those who obey him.
6 The wicked frustrate the plans of the oppressed,
but the Lord will protect his people.
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Re: "Science is not perfect but it trumps faith and belief all the time" - true or false?
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Gofer Blue
Indeed, and everyone else gets to meet him too.
Even the Father judges no one, for He has given all judgment (the last judgment and the whole business of judging) entirely into the hands of the Son (John 5:22).
Off we go again quoting the Bible
It's irrelevant
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Re: "Science is not perfect but it trumps faith and belief all the time" - true or false?
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Indeed, and everyone else gets to meet him too.
Even the Father judges no one, for He has given all judgment (the last judgment and the whole business of judging) entirely into the hands of the Son (John 5:22).
More quotes no facts
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Re: "Science is not perfect but it trumps faith and belief all the time" - true or false?
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jon1959
An interesting paraphrase.
Human reasoning never really changes.......written just over 3000 years ago:-
From Psalm 14:-
1 Only fools say in their hearts,
“There is no God.”
They are corrupt, and their actions are evil;
not one of them does good!
2 The Lord looks down from heaven
on the entire human race;
he looks to see if anyone is truly wise,
if anyone seeks God.
3 But no, all have turned away;
all have become corrupt.
No one does good,
not a single one!
4 Will those who do evil never learn?
They eat up my people like bread
and wouldn’t think of praying to the Lord.
5 Terror will grip them,
for God is with those who obey him.
6 The wicked frustrate the plans of the oppressed,
but the Lord will protect his people.
You hope !
Facts please
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Re: "Science is not perfect but it trumps faith and belief all the time" - true or false?
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Gofer Blue
Indeed, and everyone else gets to meet him too.
Even the Father judges no one, for He has given all judgment (the last judgment and the whole business of judging) entirely into the hands of the Son (John 5:22).
Why havnt any of your mates or relatives who are dead but in heaven contacted you or got God to contact you to confirm all this ?
It would save a lot of messing about
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Re: "Science is not perfect but it trumps faith and belief all the time" - true or false?
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jon1959
An interesting paraphrase.
Human reasoning never really changes.......written just over 3000 years ago:-
From Psalm 14:-
1 Only fools say in their hearts,
“There is no God.”
They are corrupt, and their actions are evil;
not one of them does good!
2 The Lord looks down from heaven
on the entire human race;
he looks to see if anyone is truly wise,
if anyone seeks God.
3 But no, all have turned away;
all have become corrupt.
No one does good,
not a single one!
4 Will those who do evil never learn?
They eat up my people like bread
and wouldn’t think of praying to the Lord.
5 Terror will grip them,
for God is with those who obey him.
6 The wicked frustrate the plans of the oppressed,
but the Lord will protect his people.
Words of a crazy person.
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truthpaste
Words of a crazy person.
Sounds like a Trump speech.
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Re: "Science is not perfect but it trumps faith and belief all the time" - true or false?
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truthpaste
You hope !
Facts please
Facts eh!
You were given an archaeological fact re King David, and what did you do? Completely ignore it.
You've been given two short (15m) documentaries and a movie with more than enough facts from history & science to provide the answers you say you are seeking, and what do you do?
Run for the hills!
You have the worst case of denial I've witnessed in quite a while.
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SLUDGE FACTORY
Facts eh!
You were given an archaeological fact re King David, and what did you do? Completely ignore it.
You've been given two short (15m) documentaries and a movie with more than enough facts from history & science to provide the answers you say you are seeking, and what do you do?
Run for the hills!
You have the worst case of denial I've witnessed in quite a while.
This is nonsense
If the rubbish you have attempted to suggest is evidence it would be taught in schools
Show me photos of God, the voice of God, miracles actually filmed as they happen
Actual physical evidence that stands up not he said she said
Now , here , in the present
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This is nonsense
If the rubbish you have attempted to suggest is evidence it would be taught in schools
Show me photos of God, the voice of God, miracles actually filmed as they happen
Actual physical evidence that stands up not he said she said
Now , here , in the present
Sludge all he will do is a quote from the book of wisdom.
A crock of crap.
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Sludge all he will do is a quote from the book of wisdom.
A crock of crap.
Man United won the fa Cup today
They beat Man City
100000 people saw it and millions worldwide
Loads of witnesses to a factual event
That's the sort of thing I am after
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Man United won the fa Cup today
They beat Man City
100000 people saw it and millions worldwide
Loads of witnesses to a factual event
That's the sort of thing I am after
In fact you are after affirmation of your current position. Newsflash! You will never get it.
Here is a drive-thru sized clip > 4 Proofs < to give you an idea of the details you have to extinguish to arrive at your chosen position.
As Gofer alluded, the facts could slap you across the face like a wet fish, and you still wouldn't sniff anything :tumbleweed:
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I am not an Islamist
And the Muslims I know have not shot me yet
have the Christians shot you yet? do you tell your muslim chums their religion is gobshyte ?
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+ the native hipster
have the Christians shot you yet? do you tell your muslim chums their religion is gobshyte ?
Yep
It's all nonsense
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SLUDGE FACTORY
In fact you are after affirmation of your current position. Newsflash! You will never get it.
Here is a drive-thru sized clip >
4 Proofs < to give you an idea of the details you have to extinguish to arrive at your chosen position.
As Gofer alluded, the facts could slap you across the face like a wet fish, and you still wouldn't sniff anything :tumbleweed:
Facts and evidence please
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truthpaste
Facts and evidence please
Your own line arrives after 40 seconds.....blindfold productions
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SLUDGE FACTORY
In fact you are after affirmation of your current position. Newsflash! You will never get it.
Here is a drive-thru sized clip >
4 Proofs < to give you an idea of the details you have to extinguish to arrive at your chosen position.
As Gofer alluded, the facts could slap you across the face like a wet fish, and you still wouldn't sniff anything :tumbleweed:
There was no postmortem
eyewitness accounts can not be trusted
people tell lies
So no proof.
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This is a film
Evidence please
No books , quotes , rumours , stories handed down
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There was no postmortem
eyewitness accounts can not be trusted
people tell lies
So no proof.
He's babbling on about evidence......just stories ...2000 years old
It's 2024
If God exists , if he's omnipresent and all powerful then it's going to be easy for him to prove that to us all
And not rely on his Christian army to prove it to us .... many of whom find God when they are desperate and vulnerable
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jeepster
He's babbling on about evidence......just stories ...2000 years old
It's 2024
If God exists , if he's omnipresent and all powerful then it's going to be easy for him to prove that to us all
And not rely on his Christian army to prove it to us .... many of whom find God when they are desperate and vulnerable
1. Even though your comment was the reason for this thread, it currently seems pointless providing you with any further responses.
2. At 8am this morning you had posted the latest comment on no less than 19 conversations on the first three pages on this board; for the sake of participants on the other 18 then I hope you are actually engaged in some capacity in those, because on this one you are all mouth and no trousers, paying no attention to anything that doesn't agree with your artificial world view.
3. When you are serious, sober and no longer deliberately 'deaf' in this type of dialogue, then start a new thread and I will address you in it, but if you haven't upgraded to two way dialogue by that time then don't waste your time and mine.
4. This thread will go on for those who have respected the need for two-way communication and others who may be just munching popcorn.
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SLUDGE FACTORY
1. Even though your comment was the reason for this thread, it currently seems pointless providing you with any further responses.
2. At 8am this morning you had posted the latest comment on no less than 19 conversations on the first three pages on this board; for the sake of participants on the other 18 then I hope you are actually engaged in some capacity in those, because on this one you are all mouth and no trousers, paying no attention to anything that doesn't agree with your artificial world view.
3. When you are serious, sober and no longer deliberately 'deaf' in this type of dialogue, then start a new thread and I will address you in it, but if you haven't upgraded to two way dialogue by that time then don't waste your time and mine.
4. This thread will go on for those who have respected the need for two-way communication and others who may be just munching popcorn.
Artifical world view
😂
Says the man who thinks God is everywhere , all the time , can do anything and whose son still lives 2000 years after died
I will stay in my world thanks and leave you to it
When you find the evidence to prove God exists then let me know
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Science slowly catches up; unfortunately still can't:-
1. Explain for certain how life began.
2. Explain for certain how the Universe came to be.
3. Explain WHY we are here.
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Attachment 6168
Science slowly catches up; unfortunately still
can't:-
1. Explain for certain how life began.
2. Explain for certain how the Universe came to be.
3. Explain WHY we are here.
The image is too blurred to read.
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The same version of an easier to read table than above.
Comparing Science & the Bible NOW & 2000+ years ago.
*Tip, if you dig into the verses, use a reference like Blue Letter Bible to see the full meaning of the original Hebrew/ Greek words.
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Attachment 6169
The same version of an easier to read table than above.
Comparing Science & the Bible NOW & 2000+ years ago.
*Tip, if you dig into the verses, use a reference like Blue Letter Bible to see the full meaning of the original Hebrew/ Greek words.
Still not convinced sorry.
Atleast i did read it.
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Attachment 6169
The same version of an easier to read table than above.
Comparing Science & the Bible NOW & 2000+ years ago.
*Tip, if you dig into the verses, use a reference like Blue Letter Bible to see the full meaning of the original Hebrew/ Greek words.
Wish I hadn't bothered, but I looked at the first one.
Isaiah 40:22 talks about a circle not a sphere.
God sits above the circle of the earth. The people below seem like grasshoppers to him! He spreads out the heavens like a curtain and makes his tent from them.
Like Discworld!
Claiming the bible agrees with Terry Pratchett (not scientists) is taking you further into the pit of magical gibberish than before!
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Wish I hadn't bothered, but I looked at the first one.
Isaiah 40:22 talks about a circle not a sphere.
God sits above the circle of the earth. The people below seem like grasshoppers to him! He spreads out the heavens like a curtain and makes his tent from them.
Like Discworld!
Claiming the bible agrees with Terry Pratchett (not scientists) is taking you further into the pit of magical gibberish than before!
The sphere has four corners according to Revelation!
I saw four angels standing at the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, on the sea, or on any tree.
I'm also interested to know when science thought the world was travelling on a big animal...
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Attachment 6168
Science slowly catches up; unfortunately still
can't:-
1. Explain for certain how life began.
2. Explain for certain how the Universe came to be.
3. Explain WHY we are here.
No what you have done , again , is swerve
I don't want to discuss with you the ultimate creation until you have dealt with the evidence I have asked for
Why , how etc......
You don't prove the existence of God by failing to provide , when asked , evidence of his existence and deflecting to who was the ultimate creator
Leave that
Give me evidence of the existence of God, here , now
If I have more nonsense that's it from me
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The sphere has four corners according to Revelation!
I saw four angels standing at the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, on the sea, or on any tree.
I'm also interested to know when science thought the world was travelling on a big animal...
Some interesting points from yourself and Jon, language and perception changes re the human authors, even over a few decades, words like 'wicked', 'gay', 'safe' etc can mean something very different to what they did when I was born.
But with Isaiah, we are looking at around 280 decades ago!
This article addresses a few points on this:-
The reference to the “circle of the earth” in Isaiah 40:22 is the source of much speculation. Some see this phrase as evidence that God revealed to ancient Israel something of the physical layout of the universe long before anyone had discovered that the earth was round. Later, as scientific discoveries were made, the Bible was shown to be incredibly correct, recording truth that only God could have known. According to this view, the Scripture is demonstrated to have a divine origin by revealing “scientific secrets” before they were commonly known.
The Bible speaks of the rising and setting of the sun (as do we), but it is simply the language of appearance and not intended to communicate scientific accuracy (see Psalm 113:3.) The Bible also speaks of the “four corners of the earth,” yet no one thinks that the Bible is teaching that the earth is square (see Isaiah 11:12). Proverbs 30:4 speaks of the “ends of the earth,” an expression we still use today to refer to the remotest extremes. The problem with the “scientific secrets” approach is that it reads scientific precision into certain passages that seem to fit our modern scientific concepts while ascribing phenomenological language (language of appearance) or metaphor to those passages that do not. To be consistent, it would seem that all such passages should either be interpreted literally or metaphorically. If they are all interpreted literally, then there would be far more scientific inaccuracies than accuracies or “scientific secrets.” If they are all interpreted metaphorically or phenomenologically, then each of the passages would still make sense in its original context. Isaiah 40:22, with its reference to the “circle of the earth,” is just one example.
The first point to understand regarding the “circle” is that the word (Hebrew root chug) does not mean “sphere” but rather refers to a circle or sometimes a dome. A circle is flat like a disc or a dinner plate. Those who hold to the “scientific secrets” approach often think “sphere” when they hear “circle.” In the Old Testament, the word is used once as a verb in Job 26:10: “He has inscribed a circle on the face of the waters at the boundary between light and darkness” (ESV). If one looks at the earth from space, there is indeed a circular boundary between light and darkness. However, the NIV captures more of the original intent and avoids the use of the word circle altogether: “He marks out the horizon on the face of the waters for a boundary between light and darkness.” If one is looking out at the sea, the horizon does appear to be circular.
The same Hebrew word is used three times in the Bible as a noun. In Job 22:14, God is described as walking in the “circuit of heaven” (KJV). Most modern translations translate it as “the vault of heaven.” If taken literally, this verse would be scientifically inaccurate because there is no vault over the earth. The universe goes out billions of miles in all directions, but, in staring up at the sky on a starry night, we do see the sky as a circular dome overhead with definite boundaries. In Proverbs 8:27, “Wisdom” says, “When he established the heavens, I was there; when he drew a circle on the face of the deep” (ESV). The NIV translation communicates the meaning of “drawing a circle on the face of the deep”: “I was there when he set the heavens in place, when he marked out the horizon on the face of the deep.” There is no “circle” drawn on the sea, but there is a horizon that has a circular appearance as one looks out on the sea.
Isaiah 40:22 says, “He sits enthroned above the circle of the earth, and its people are like grasshoppers. He stretches out the heavens like a canopy, and spreads them out like a tent to live in.” Even if “circle of the earth” is taken literally in this verse, it does not say that the earth is a sphere. Actually, it does not even say that the earth is a circle. The “circle of the earth” seems to refer to the heavens that appear to be a circular dome overhead. The parallelism of Hebrew poetry would indicate that the “circle of the earth” is the same as the “canopy” being stretched out. The heavens are pictured as a tent for the multitudes of earth to live in.
In Isaiah 44:13 a variant of the word is translated in the ESV as “compass”: “The [human] carpenter stretches a line; he marks it out with a pencil. He shapes it with planes and marks it with a compass. He shapes it into the figure of a man, with the beauty of a man, to dwell in a house.” Here, the compass is an instrument used for drawing a circle, and such instruments are still in use today.
The word circle was an apt way to describe the horizon and the heavens overhead. The horizon goes out in all directions, and the sky overhead seems to meet it, forming a circular dome. This is purely the language of appearance.
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So if we are also to believe that science was saying this in the same era (it wasn't), then wouldn't your same rule of language also apply?
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So if we are also to believe that science was saying this in the same era (it wasn't), then wouldn't your same rule of language also apply?
While we are (for those that accept the Bible is inspired by a Being that knows all things and also the entire past & future) listening to the words of God, they are being conveyed through the eyes and thoughts and language of people between 1500BC and 100AD.
So while you or I if we saw a meteorite would use the word meteorite, unfortunately that word (for example) wasn't available to John who wrote the book of Revelation; so when John is given a vision (to write down) about a scene that relates to his and our future, he says he saw a burning mountain fall into the sea! We in turn have to try and see it through his eyes/ mind to know what he means.
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The sphere has four corners according to Revelation!
I saw four angels standing at the four corners of the earth, holding the four winds of the earth, that the wind should not blow on the earth, on the sea, or on any tree.
I'm also interested to know when science thought the world was travelling on a big animal...
Even more peculiarly, the Bible mentions the phrase, ends of the earth 81 times. Key users of the phrase included David, Jeremiah and Isiah who used it 12 times against a mention of a circle once.
There was also this bloke called Jesus who used it 3 times. You would have thought his proximity to his Dad would have given greater insight but there you go!
https://www.crosswalk.com/faith/bibl...the-earth.html
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Even more peculiarly, the Bible mentions the phrase, ends of the earth 81 times. Key users of the phrase included David, Jeremiah and Isiah who used it 12 times against a mention of a circle once.
There was also this bloke called Jesus who used it 3 times. You would have thought his proximity to his Dad would have given greater insight but there you go!
https://www.crosswalk.com/faith/bibl...the-earth.html
I'm sure you can source better quality anti-biblical material as this is a phrase still being used in the 21st Century:-
Before the hurricane, La Ceiba’s city limits represented the ends of the earth to Keldy.
—Jonathan Blitzer, The New Yorker, 28 Jan. 2024
Parents of Harry Potter-loving, fairy-believing children have gone to the ends of the earth to keep this magic alive for as long as possible — but my mom was never one of them.
—Cathy Ching, BostonGlobe.com, 21 Apr. 2023
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I'm sure you can source better quality anti-biblical material as this is a phrase still being used in the 21st Century:-
Before the hurricane, La Ceiba’s city limits represented the ends of the earth to Keldy.
—Jonathan Blitzer, The New Yorker, 28 Jan. 2024
Parents of Harry Potter-loving, fairy-believing children have gone to the ends of the earth to keep this magic alive for as long as possible — but my mom was never one of them.
—Cathy Ching, BostonGlobe.com, 21 Apr. 2023
The irony of the phrase entering into common venacular because it was used so frequently in the Bible obviously passed you by.......but circle eh!
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cyril evans awaydays
The irony of the phrase entering into common venacular because it was used so frequently in the Bible obviously passed you by.......but circle eh!
That list would be a long one, and today (in the UK at least) most people are unaware that phrases and words such as Armageddon, Job's Comforter, Baptism of fire, by the skin of your teeth, The writing is on the wall, Give up the ghost and scores of others are originally from the Bible. The above article explains why circle of the earth is employed in Isaiah 40 very well.
It's a great pity that people end up using the language of God's Word, but are very careful to reject the Author and His key message of Salvation.