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Originally posted by RJHindsThose who believe they have the Ultimate Truth in their hand are far from it.
It only matters to the one believing in the Truth.
Originally posted by RJHindsThere are no atheists in the analogy. There is no issue of "evolution" in the analogy. All three groups in the analogy claim to know "the Truth". There are countless threads on which you can claim to know what "the Truth" is and you can even start countless threads on which you can claim to know what "the Truth" is. This one, though, is about an attempted analogy to get at the commonality shared by Judaism, Christianity and Islam. If the topic's not one you fancy,don't feel you have to post. 🙂
Even atheists profess to know the truth. Evolutionists profess to know the truth. However, there is only One that claims to be "the Truth". Now, do you understand what I mean?
Originally posted by FMFYou always did have trouble understanding other peoples ideas.
There are no atheists in the analogy. There is no issue of "evolution" in the analogy. All three groups in the analogy claim to know "the Truth". There are countless threads on which you can claim to know what "the Truth" is and you can even start countless threads on which you can claim to know what "the Truth" is. This one, though, is about an attempted analog ...[text shortened]... udaism, Christianity and Islam. If the topic's not one you fancy,don't feel you have to post. 🙂
Originally posted by RJHindsThat's right. I start threads that invite people to discuss a particular topic. And I never start them with YouTube links!
You haven't changed a bit.
Originally posted by FMFCome to think of it, you could actually expand your analogy to cast a wider net.
There are no atheists in the analogy. There is no issue of "evolution" in the analogy. All three groups in the analogy claim to know "the Truth".
Originally posted by CalJustAh yes, Observer 4's "There is no moon!" being an atheist position.
Come to think of it, you could actually expand your analogy to cast a wider net.
For example:
Observer 4: There is no moon! It's all a big illusion (Delusion!).
Originally posted by FMF
Yes, but if you understand the analogy, you will see that there are three groups who profess to know "the Truth". Do you recognize any commonality between the three Abrahamic religions?
Originally posted by sonship[b]Yes, but if you understand the analogy, you will see that there are three groups who profess to know "the Truth". Do you recognize any commonality between the three Abrahamic religions?
Originally posted by RJHindsThat is right. Keturah, his wife of his oldest age, after the death of Sarah. Not much of anything is said about her.
After Sarah died, Abraham took another wife and had 6 more children.
Originally posted by sonshipJews and Arabs Share Recent Ancestry
That is right. Keturah, his wife of his oldest age, after the death of Sarah. Not much of anything is said about her.
Sarah, was the main wife of God's promise and Isaac was the son of God's promise.
I think perhaps Abraham still had some spiritual immaturity when he died.
Originally posted by FMFWell, no, I submit your moon analogy works just fine.
Ah yes, Observer 4's "There is no moon!" being an atheist position.
The atheist position [in a cosmogenic analogy!] would work better with black holes.