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You can't honestly say that if you haven't read it. Your appeal to the stone is a logical fallacy. Refresh my memory. No, not the same thing. It's a red herring because it's going off topic. A rabbit trail. Says the one who refuses to back up her arguments.

Which means you don't have a case either, with your "to the jews" vs "to the gentiles," which, by the way, is inherently part of my position. I'm well aware that "ho" is "the." The problem with your claim is that, regardless of which it's supposed to be, to or of, or even without either of...

Now you're actively avoiding the question. Why does me asking you if God creating for the first time qualify as an event cause you to squirm so much? Answer the question: Was God creating, itself, an event? Meaningless gibberish until you can answer my question. Self-contradictory...

Now read the rest of it. And that would be, what, exactly? You didn't bother to provide any scripture. No. What he's saying is that the idea that God (or, in the case of the pagan Greeks, their gods) has omniscience has it's origins in pagan philosophy. Big difference. It is a fact of...

Nope. "... I have been entrusted with the gospel of the uncircumcision, just as Peter of the circumcision." Two different gospels, Paul was entrusted with one, and Peter with the other. Saying it doesn't make it so. The Jews are a relatively small group compared to the rest of the world...

That's not what I asked. Please answer the question I asked: Was God creating an event in and of itself?

You said: So I asked: First, answer this: Was God creating an event in and of itself?

Now you're not making any sense. You're not very consistent, are you?

Only if you disallow any other reasoning besides the origin of their names... In reality, however, there are several places where it is made explicitly clear whom the letters are addressed to, aside from Galatians 2:7-9.

Neither were the Twelve. All thirteen, however, were taught directly by Christ, the Twelve in person, and Paul through revelation.

You don't see the problem? Or are you claiming that God creating wasn't an event in and of itself?

God doing anything is a change, therefore God is not immutable. Time wasn't created, period. Clete answered this already. Scripture doesn't support you: For in six days the Lord made the heavens and the earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested the seventh day. Therefore the...

Try reading it slower. It might help. I literally just said that, Hoping! And then I said something else which EVERY SINGLE PERSON who I have this conversation with COMPLETELY IGNORES! It's like their eyes glaze over the moment they finish reading about Christians, and completely miss the...

Spouting tautologies won't help your case here, Arial. "omni" = all "science" = knowledge "omniscience" = all knowing It's a concept that originated with the pagan Greek philosophers, who believed that their gods were, because they were perfect, unable to change at all, thus, if their god...

God existed throughout eternity past. No, He didn't. It's not a thing to be created. @Clete can explain it better than I can. Who are you talking about? Whaddya know! I was right! See? No argument presented, no explanation given. Just claims. But you won't make that argument, will you...

Sorry, but the Greek makes it abundantly clear: Even granting your point, it doesn't change the fact that "the gospel to the uncircumcised"/"the gospel of the uncircumcision" and "the gospel to the circumcised"/"the gospel of the circumcision" are two different gospels, because of the fact...

The problem with this is that it makes Jesus out to be a liar, as per the following verses. I submit that Jesus meant exactly what he said in the following verses, and that He fully expected to return within a short period of time (and not what is now almost 2 thousand years since then): When...

Did He know about you for eternity past? If so, that makes you, who believe God cannot be God without being omniscient, a necessary being. If not, then you are contradicting yourself when you say God is omniscient but yet didn't know about you. Says the one who is clearly not a Christian...

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It's elderly abuse at this point.