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Says the one who completely ignored the "out" I gave myself when I said "Unless..." Who's the one squabbling, again? I'm still waiting for you to address the rest of my post, yet you seem hung up on the least significant part of it. Talk about straining a gnat...

You must have completely ignored the part where I said: "At approximately the same point in time" only really works when you're talking on the scale of decades or more. OBVIOUSLY, from the perspective of all eternity in both directions, 9 months and 8 days is hardly worth shaking a stick at...

Yes, and? Wrong. Unless you're being very generalistic here, Jesus did not acquire the name "Jesus" until after nine months in the womb plus eight days after his birth, as per Hebrew tradition. (Matthew 1:25; Luke 2:21; per Genesis 17:10-14) Prior to that, He was simply referred to as "the...

Yes, that's usually what happens when someone like you makes an error. In order for someone to know that they're wrong, first they have to be told that they're wrong, Then evidence is presented. You are wrong, therefore I stated that you are wrong (recognizing reality is healthy), and then...

Did he mention the New Jerusalem anywhere in the previous text?

Keypurr was around 85 last time he posted in 2021. So definitely not that old. I kind of wonder what happened to him wrt Covid-19... I hope he repented.

You're literally arguing with scripture at this point, heretic! In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. . . . And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of grace and truth...

Stolen concept fallacy. Jesus existed prior to the flesh's existence that He tabernacled in. And yes, "tabernacled" is the verb used in John 1:14. ESKENOSEN means "to dwell as in a tent, encamp, have tabernacle." As I stated before: In the Old Testament, God dwelt in temples made of cloth. In...

"Word" is a terrible translation for the Greek "LOGOS" in John 1:1. LOGOS means "logic" (literally where we get the english word "logic" and "-ology" and "-logical") and "reason." @Clete knows more about this than I do, though.

Why do you suppose that God could do something so irrational? The universe is EXTREMELY FINE TUNED, to the point where changing the laws even slightly would cause everything (yes, literally everything) to unravel. Also, reality is an aspect of God's existence, not the other way around. God...

Might be kind of hard... He passed away in September 2021. https://theologyonline.com/threads/bob-enyart-r-i-p.56981/ If you're going to post contradictions between things that are NOT found in chapters 1-4, then your problem is that you either didn't read chapters 1-4, or you've completely...

Please fix your formatting.

The point Paul is making in 1 Corinthians 5:9-13 and 6:1-6 is that we as Christians need to start judging, so that when we get to heaven, we know how to do it. To paraphrase: "(Ch5.) Because you're not judging, you've started keeping company with perverts! I told you not to do that, don't even...

Can confirm, my cat has read this book.

Post #827 I'm literally quoting John 1:1. The Greek is rendered "God was the Logos," while most Bibles reverse the order. "And the logos was with the God and God was the logos" "Kai ho logos en pros ton THEON kai THEOS en ho logos"

God was the LOGOS. The LOGOS is Jesus. Thus, Jesus is God. Jesus prayed to His Father, who is ALSO God, and in a position of authority over Him. You don't love God. How can you, when you can't even put your trust in Him?

Is it possible or impossible for God to do the irrational? So? Can God draw a circle with four corners and 3 sides? Or count how many hairs there are on a non-existent person's head?

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