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We have copies of copies of copies. What we have today are not the original manuscripts. The original manuscripts are the inspired word of God. The Bibles we have today are God's word, but they themselves are not the inspired words of God.

Be careful with ChatGPT. It can get things right. It can get things wrong. It can also get things wrong, and be highly confident that it's right. In other words, take what it says with a pinch of salt, and verify what it outputs to be correct, instead of just automatically assuming that it's...

I think you mean argument from incredulity...

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Consider also: https://hpt.rsr.org/onlinebook/TechnicalNotes6.html

Probably the most honest he's been in the last 50 years.

"I was about to go to the shooting range...."

Ping @Derf.

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Hmm... I chooooooose........ Ban hammer. Bye troll!

Which is it? The former, or the latter? Try reading through the entire post (#41) before responding this time.

Out of one side of your mouth you utter that God did not conceive of the lie that the spirit uttered, and out of the other side, you say God not only knew of it, but commanded the spirit to do so. Do you not see the problem? Positions that are self contradictory are false. You need to...

Yes as in, "yes, I (TheDarkSideOfTheMoon), believe that God, before the foundation of the world, predestined all things (including the lying spirit coming with his lie)," OR yes as in, "yes, I (TheDarkSideOfTheMoon), do not believe that God, before the foundation of the world, predestined all...

What heat? Some of the energy got turned into heat, sure, but the fountains themselves were sub-zero.

I wasn't arguing anything. I was asking you a question, one which you did not answer. Let's try again: Do you or do you not believe that God, before the foundation of the world, predestined all things (including the lying spirit coming with his lie)?

You're arguing my position now. Do you or do you not believe that God, before the foundation of the world, predestined all things (including the lying spirit coming with his lie)?

Are you incapable of making an actual argument? I didn't think so.

Not necessarily. At best it means vagrant. But the context of what I was talking about doesn't necessitate it meaning "vagrant." "If a man does not work, he shall not eat." Or, to use a clearer wording: "If someone is not willing to work, he should not eat. A bum describes that person...

Good job ignoring the part where God literally commanded the spirit to do so, which I bolded and underlined in post #17.