Calling out ThinkOfOne

@fmf said
Not all religious people who believe that Genesis is divinely inspired and true agree with you about Jesus being who you say he was.

So I am not sure how legitimate any exclusive claim you might make to the content of Genesis is.

Genesis was the Hebrews' book - the Jews. They don't agree with you about Jesus.

Genesis was also a holy book for the forerunners of the peo ...[text shortened]... od giving Jesus Christ" is not true, and they are every bit as much believers in Genesis as you are.

I owe you a GREAT apology I was speaking to ToO we exchanged several posts didn’t notice you responded!

@kellyjay said
You assume once something is explained that I should change my mind to reflect your views?

No. But your responses should reflect that you at least understand what's been explained to you. They don't. Of course, this has been explained to you many a time before as well.

@kellyjay said
I owe you a GREAT apology I was speaking to ToO we exchanged several posts didn’t notice you responded!

Unfortunately when it comes to reading, there are a great many things that you don't notice.

@thinkofone said
No. But your responses should reflect that you at least understand what's been explained to you. They don't. Of course, this has been explained to you many a time before as well.

My responses will remain the same unless there is something said that actually makes me alter my views. You appraisal of how my responses should be, rises and sets with you, they are of no concern to me.

@thinkofone said
Unfortunately when it comes to reading, there are a great many things that you don't notice.

No doubt.

@kellyjay said
My responses will remain the same unless there is something said that actually makes me alter my views. You appraisal of how my responses should be, rises and sets with you, they are of no concern to me.

Of course that went well over your head as well.

An individual can understand something without agreeing with it. Your responses did not reflect an understanding of the basic concepts of natural selection. Understand now?

You appraisal of how my responses should be, rises and sets with you, they are of no concern to me.

You're such a prideful thing.

@thinkofone said
Of course that went well over your head as well.

An individual can understand something without agreeing with it. Your responses did not reflect an understanding of the basic concepts of natural selection. Understand now?

You appraisal of how my responses should be, rises and sets with you, they are of no concern to me.

You're such a prideful thing.

Well put your big boy pants on discuss that with me.

@ThinkOfOne

By and large, I find the gospel preached by Jesus during His ministry to be reasonably sound and reasonably coherent within themselves. What's more, I find much of what was attributed to Him to be remarkably deep and quite profound. As such, by and large, I find the words attributed to Jesus while He walked the Earth to be "true".

You and Judas Iscariot.

@fmf said
Not all religious people who believe that Genesis is divinely inspired and true agree with you about Jesus being who you say he was.

So I am not sure how legitimate any exclusive claim you might make to the content of Genesis is.

Genesis was the Hebrews' book - the Jews. They don't agree with you about Jesus.

Genesis was also a holy book for the forerunners of the peo ...[text shortened]... od giving Jesus Christ" is not true, and they are every bit as much believers in Genesis as you are.

There are a lot of things religious people disagree on. Throughout time as God brought together a people who would give us Jesus, He did it ways that were completely divinely done. Genesis came to us through that process, what you are doing here is simply showing how disconnected you from the whole of scripture making your critique of it clearly on a non scriptural basis but a humanistic one.

I wrote the above to you earlier thinking I was responding to ToO, my bad I feel horrible I did that you. This is still true but I deleted what else I said because it had nothing to do with you, again apologies to you and ToO.

@kellyjay said
There are a lot of things religious people disagree on. Throughout time as God brought together a people who would give us Jesus, He did it ways that were completely divinely done. Genesis came to us through that process, what you are doing here is simply showing how disconnected you from the whole of scripture making your critique of it clearly on a non scriptural basis but a humanistic one.

Yours is not the only Abrahamic religion and not the only religion that has Genesis as part of its scripture.

@kellyjay said
I wrote the above to you earlier thinking I was responding to ToO, my bad I feel horrible I did that you. This is still true but I deleted what else I said because it had nothing to do with you, again apologies to you and ToO.

I have got absolutely no idea what you are going on about.

@fmf said
Yours is not the only Abrahamic religion and not the only religion that has Genesis as part of its scripture.

Yes, many of the races of the world can find their beginnings in Genesis, not all of them agree with the text. The splits occur as God gets specific.

@fmf said
I have got absolutely no idea what you are going on about.

🙂 I'm glad to tell you the truth, but I responded to a post of yours thinking it was them not you.