Originally posted by PalynkaGOD's supposedly absolute, the relativity of his wisdom and the validation thereby are inconsistent. Besides, that doesn't invalidate my post, anyone who thinks Moses was good for anything but killing slaves and averting water-based disasters is mistaken.
Quite the contrary.
Wisdom is a relative concept, it is only without morons that there can be no validation.
...wisdom is not relative per se...it is in a category seperate from that of the idiots...idiots are always moving...wisdom sometimes leads one to inaction...those who are still may be wise, may be lazy, may not have the money for bus fare or they may be just wise in the still moment...the idiots are never still ( note the continuing posting of some in the forum )...
Originally posted by StarrmanThe idea that there is an absolute limit to the relative concept of wisdom is not inconsistent. Relative to GOD, Moses is a dolt but relative to those who followed him Moses was himself wise.
GOD's supposedly absolute, the relativity of his wisdom and the validation thereby are inconsistent. Besides, that doesn't invalidate my post, anyone who thinks Moses was good for anything but killing slaves and averting water-based disasters is mistaken.
In other words: One can only be a sheep-shagger if there are sheep around.
Originally posted by PalynkaBut we're talking about GOD's wisdom, which is absolute, not Moses' which is relative. God being ratified by a dolt is pointless. GOD is ALL POWERFUL and does not deign to suffer dolts in HIS MAJESTY.
The idea that there is an absolute limit to the relative concept of wisdom is not inconsistent. Relative to GOD, Moses is a dolt but relative to those who followed him Moses was himself wise.
In other words: One can only be a sheep-shagger if there are sheep around.