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Originally posted by KingOnPointYou first.
SwissGambit,
Will you go read up about the facts against evolution?
Originally posted by sonshipYes, the scriptures have been often misunderstood so surely we must try to understand the biblical literature by what type and for what purpose it is written. For example a psalm is a sacred song or poem used in worship; especially: one of the biblical hymns collected in the Book of Psalms.
[quote] [b]The evolution textbooks have been proven wrong many times in the last 100 years and evilutionists must continually explain away error and fraud by claiming advances in science and redefining what is evolution. The scriptures have stood the test of 2000 years of people trying to prove it wrong. The naysayers have been proven wrong over and over. ...[text shortened]... nicated. The style of writing has to be considered. "How is God speaking to us in this passage?"
Originally posted by menace71How much do you actually know about this model? How much biochemistry have you studied? Do you really have enough knowledge to be making conclusions on the subject?
I just don't buy that a non-living whatever chemical compound got struck by lighting in a puddle somewhere and then that sparked life ( I know that might be simplistic) but it does not fit the model or reality that we see.
Originally posted by Proper KnobI just told you what it was and on the contrary I am making perfect sense. One wonders what other biblical ideals you will seek to usurp!
What about it? You said I have 'my own tree of life', what is 'my own tree of life'? You're not making any sense.
Originally posted by Proper KnobI think I can help. He is referring to Darwin's tree of life about evolution, which you claim to believe, as shown at the following website:
What about it? You said I have 'my own tree of life', what is 'my own tree of life'? You're not making any sense.
Originally posted by menace71Does this mean you are stating categorically that you do not think your God figure would have been capable of creating life in this way?
I just don't buy that a non-living whatever chemical compound got struck by lighting in a puddle somewhere and then that sparked life ( I know that might be simplistic) but it does not fit the model or reality that we see.
Originally posted by KingOnPointNo. I'm saying that half of Christian doctrine is borrowed from pagan philosophy.
Moonbus
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PS to KoP: ignore pagan literature at your peril. Origen well knew his debt to Plato.
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A debt to a human sinner is irrelevant, right? Are you saying that I need to believe in "pagan" belief which is not reality?