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Originally posted by sonship
Excuse me Mr. Innocent.
You wrote this nasty invective about me. [My bolding]

[b] More blather.

You claim that the trinity doctrine is "taught" in the Bible, it isn't. "Trinity" "triune" "3 people in one God" are words and phrases that are not even mentioned in the BIble, let alone "taught".



And I recall you elsewhere ...[text shortened]... lather."

And it is possible that I recall you using the phrase "mumbo jumbo" for my writing.[/b]
Just accuse him of causing people to get tortured forever, compare him to a Holocaust denier, question his mental health, or call him an anti-Christ and be done with it, sonship. 😕

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Originally posted by FMF
It's a turn of phrase, sonship. I also use the expressions "the devil's in the details" and "angels dancing on the head of a pin", but it doesn't meant I have any reason to believe the devil or angels exist.
Do you say things you don't mean a lot?


Originally posted by FMF
Just accuse him of causing people to get tortured forever, compare him to a Holocaust denier, question his mental health, or call him an anti-Christ and be done with it, sonship. 😕
So, it looks like you're saying that you won't be happy until Divegeester is as miserably filled up with malice as you are.


Originally posted by sonship
So, it looks like you're saying that you won't be happy until Divegeester is as miserably filled up with malice as you are.
I was citing things you have said when you felt ruffled. It's interesting you should label them "malice".


Originally posted by Suzianne
Do you say things you don't mean a lot?
For example?

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Originally posted by FMF
For example?
"What?"

It's quite simple.

You said: "It's a turn of phrase, sonship. I also use the expressions "the devil's in the details" and "angels dancing on the head of a pin", but it doesn't meant I have any reason to believe the devil or angels exist."

And to recap, I said: "Do you say things you don't mean a lot?"

Well, do you?

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Originally posted by FMF
I was citing things you have said when you felt ruffled. It's interesting you should label them "malice".
Twisty, twisty, twisty.

We can all see what you did there.


Originally posted by Suzianne
Twisty, twisty, twisty.

We can all see what you did there.
What I did was I listed some of sonship's insults. sonship proceeded to refer to them as "malice".


Originally posted by Suzianne
"What?"

It's quite simple.

You said: "It's a turn of phrase, sonship. I also use the expressions "the devil's in the details" and "angels dancing on the head of a pin", but it doesn't meant I have any reason to believe the devil or angels exist."

And to recap, I said: "Do you say things you don't mean a lot?"

Well, do you?
But when I say things like "the devil's in the detail" and "you are merely counting the angels on the head of a pin" I DO mean those things. Perhaps they are British idioms and that's why you mistakenly think they have some literal meaning?


Originally posted by Suzianne
And to recap, I said: "Do you say things you don't mean a lot?"

Well, do you?
Give me an example of something not idiomatic and not ironic that I have said that you suspect I "do not mean" and I will tell you if you are right or not.

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Hello Suzzianne,

Daniel is a great book when it comes to the veil of revelation being pulled back and we see being able to see God's working behind the scenes of human governments.

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Originally posted by sonship
Hello Suzzianne,

[b]Daniel
is a great book when it comes to the veil of revelation being pulled back and we see being able to see God's working behind the scenes of human governments.[/b]
The dictionary is a great book when it comes to the veil of revelation being pulled back on the spelling of Suzianne.

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Suzziane,
Daniel's prediction of the span of years to the death of the Messiah is amazing.
It is no wonder people just cannot believe that Daniel could have written this.
The accuracy of the prophecy of 69 weeks (weeks of seven years each) to the death of Jesus has divine foreknowledge as evidence of God's providence over history.

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