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Try Jeremiah 18, instead.

Please explain how water that was pushed out from under tens of miles thick rock due to pressure has gone back below said rock.

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Yes, Tambora, you do. Jesus said: “If I bear witness of Myself, My witness is not true.There is another who bears witness of Me, and I know that the witness which He witnesses of Me is true. - John 5:31-32 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John5:31-32&version=NKJV You are bearing...

How does ANY of this in any way refute what I said? Justice is not irrational. Just because YOU have a hard time understanding justice doesn't mean that humans cannot understand justice. Justice is justice. Something is either just or it is unjust. There is no in-between. There is no...

I've been keeping an eye on TOL for the past few years, and the the one thing that ALL of the people who disagree with MAD have in common is that they ALL completely miss or ignore the "no longer" part. The key to understanding the Bible is Jesus was circumcised. If one does not start there...

Leave it to the Japanese to make something crazy cool!

That's because they likely have no theological baggage that they need to dispose of first.

You're misunderstanding something. Yes, Peter, James, John, etc. WERE in a separate church. But RD isn't talking about them. He's talking about members of the Body of Christ, SPECIFICALLY those who are saved by grace alone. He is not talking about those who believed under the New Covenant, which...

Or you're the one who's wrong... Which is far more likely... Do you really think that the Hebrews fully immersed their furniture in water? (1.) As to the meaning of βαπτίζω, it is allowed, on all hands, that it is (at least sometimes) applied to acts involving the process of immersion both by...

Am I a money grubber for wanting to put solar panels on my house to offset the energy I use so that my utility bills are cheaper?

You're still avoiding the answer, Eric. Let's try again: Was Abraham (who can be considered his tribe's government) wrong for doing what he did to rescue Lot? Or was what the kings of the nations did that took Lot and his family and possessions a just reason for Abraham to go to war against...

Answer the question, Eric. Was Abraham (who can be considered his tribe's government) wrong for doing what he did to rescue Lot? Or was what the kings of the nations did that took Lot and his family and possessions a just reason for Abraham to go to war against them?

Now when Abram heard that his brother was taken captive, he armed his three hundred and eighteen trained servants who were born in his own house, and went in pursuit as far as Dan.He divided his forces against them by night, and he and his servants attacked them and pursued them as far as Hobah...

As if that in any way addresses his argument... No, it's not "made up." Saying it doesn't make it so. Scripture is not irrational. Calvinism is, and makes God unjust. No, God is not arbitrary. Redefining words is what Calvinists do to make their position seem scriptural to others...

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No. Read verse 8 again. "The rulers of the age," had they understood that being a sacrifice was Christ's intended goal, "they woud not have crucified [Christ]." Part of the mystery? Sure. The plot twist? Hardly. Have you never read a novel? Never gotten to a part in the story where things...

Artificial Intelligence is just a tool that humans can use either for good or for evil. Satan has little to do with it.

You're confusing the salvation of Israel with being saved by grace. First, note that the Jerusalem Council (Acts 15) took place 14 years after Paul initially when to Jerusalem to see Peter (Galatians 1:18) and 17 years after Paul's conversion (which itself was about one year after Christ's...

Correct, if by "in part" you are referring to those in the years after Christ's ascension and Paul's conversion, when the Twelve were still alive on the earth. That's the "endure to the end" bit. Literally, the end of the world. Endure, and your nation, Israel, will be saved.