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Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.Try something for me, humor me: Go to your favorite bible program and search "Changed mind." I've taken all kinds of grief for... -
Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.Just exactly what any one word means. If we translate a word to mean three words, it becomes a bit tenous. When the King James was...
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Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.Not a tangent. I have to ask "What does 'that's so rad' mean, and could you possibly say this rephrased in a way that would be more...
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Lon replied to the thread Immutable = Amoral.I'm trying to follow, would: "God meets our need, thus cannot be immutable"? be the summation of this argument?
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I went back and read it. You missed an important caveat: with classical theism, it is absurd. Perhaps that's why you dislike the idea... -
Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.It didn't say classical theism was absurd, it said 'if pushed literally, changing one's mind is an absurdity.' The app then said that...
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Lon reacted to Derf's post in the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments with Like.
Welcome back, Lon. How about "repent"? How about "decided to change his path or direction"? How about "regret"? How about "relent"? All...
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Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.Sure, much better and more accurate than "changed His mind." While many translations/paraphrases would intimate 'changed His mind' the...
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Lon reacted to JudgeRightly's post in the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments with Sad.
And this stupidity is why you will remain on ignore!
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Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.Me: The problem is God's impassivity by translation. When we are trying to know the nature and character of God, because even the...
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Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.The one problem: are we reading paraphrase or actual intent? If we stick to some one's particular rendition, have we bought that...
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The apostle Peter when translated to English said the opposite. It’s funny how you don’t actually listen to a word he says. He says you...
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Lon replied to the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments.If I actually knew you, we'd be friends. You get mad at me a lot, but I know you. Do you really know me? If exasperating, we simply...
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Lon reacted to Idolater's post in the thread How to respond to classical theists who dodge Open Theism arguments with Like.
Nice to see you. Very interesting if true. Sighing implies, signifies, connotes, hints at, entails, reluctance.