Originally posted by galveston75If there were a story about people picking cherries in The Orchard of Metaphors but then they started arguing about which ones were the "real" cherries and which were the "not real" cherries ~ meanwhile the Orchard gained a reputation for its disputatious workforce ~ what would this allegory mean?
No it was created by God in 6 of his days. That is literal and not al allegory.
Originally posted by FMFthat you are a spangled drugged balloonist?😵
If there were a story about people picking cherries in The Orchard of Metaphors but then they started arguing about which ones were the "real" cherries and which were the "not real" cherries ~ meanwhile the Orchard gained a reputation for its disputatious workforce ~ what would this allegory mean?
Originally posted by galveston75In your 'ministry', over the decades, have you ever felt yourself to have "lost" a potential sympathizer or convert when you started insisting that [what even many Christians believe to be] allegories in the Bible are "literally true"?
No it was created by God in 6 of his days. That is literal and not al allegory.
Originally posted by galveston75Its ok brother Gman, not so bad thanks for asking, summer was awesome for us, was scorching compared to what we are used to, had millions of Californian poppies in the garden which basked in the sunshine and were resplendent in their glory, agapanthus was the best ive seen it, flowers were so heavy it keeled over.
Hey Bro, how's it going?
Are you still up north? I am playing a dude from Montana, he's originally from California but man what a beautiful place Montana is. I could live up there on the Yukon no problem. Just need to find a way to story my veggie burgers.
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Originally posted by FMFsigh. . . .the road leading to life is narrow and few are the ones finding it.😵
In your 'ministry', over the decades, have you ever felt yourself to have "lost" a potential sympathizer or convert when you started insisting that [what even many Christians believe to be] allegories in the Bible are "literally true"?
Originally posted by FMFThen adiós amigos, vamos munchachos, the broad road awaits for you. Jesus, Peter and Paul all taught a literal interpretation of these alleged allegories.
Maybe the road does not to be so wilfully narrow as to require people to accept allegories found in Hebrew folklore as being "literally true".