JustAGuy1
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We're they Christians or Jews?
LOL, as it plainly states they called themselves Christians and they will be turned away, He never knew them.
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We're they Christians or Jews?
Nope. That's to reassure the Thessalonians that those who die before Jesus returns will still get to heaven. Has nothing to do with flying through the air.
That is what Jesus said.
When the Pharisees saw this, they asked His disciples, “Why does your Teacher eat with tax collectors and sinners?” On hearing this, Jesus said, , “It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick.…" (Matthew 9:11-12)
We can also keep in mind God knows where everyone is at all times.
They think Jesus returned in 66 AD. People make mistakes by ignoring Antiochus IV and the Maccabeans.Much of Christendom disagrees with you, which has been my point all along. There are many ways to interpret prophecy and anyone that says it is clear and easy to understand is lacking any understanding of it
The gods commanded me.
The messages are understandable. We might ask why they should be accepted as true.We might also ask why can't the people understand these clear, concise messages?
Stolen quotes from a Midrash are not to be taken literally,1 Enoch tells you how tall the nephilim were.
Why can't the news media deliver a clear, concise message?I don't know about that. The many sects and subdivisions of Christianity suggest a great many people have varying interpretations.
Why can't the gods deliver a clear, concise message?
There were no Christians at the time. You should read it again.LOL, as it plainly states they called themselves Christians and they will be turned away, He never knew them.
I suspect your definition of sincere discussion is that I'm to accept selected bible verses as true and inerrant, thus proving the Bible is true and inerrant thus proving the gods.It's sad that you apparently have nothing better to do than to troll these threads. You clearly show with almost every post of yours that you are not interested in an actual, sincere discussion.
In Muslim Spain Muslims and Jews were translating from the Greek.Stolen quotes from a Midrash are not to be taken literally,
You are forgetting that these Muslim "geniuses" were illiterate and required Jews to transcribe for them.
What were Jews translating from the Greek?In Muslim Spain Muslims and Jews were translating from the Greek.
Aristotle.What were Jews translating from the Greek?
He was an atheist and did not incorporate the Torah into his writings.Aristotle.
Had nothing to do with the Torah. The Muslims set out to preserve history, medical texts and philosophy.He was an atheist and did not incorporate the Torah into his writings.
Back to the Muslim bullshit.
So you obey that which you do not believe exists? How extremely odd. Obviously, you have no good answer, so you went with that incredibly weak one. Want to try again?The gods commanded me.
Their history is perverted.Had nothing to do with the Torah. The Muslims set out to preserve history, medical texts and philosophy.
No, that is not my definition. When I say sincere discussion I mean an honest exchange of ideas with at least a modicum of goodwill and civility, as opposed to nonstop trolling and disrespect. For example, in almost every one of your posts you use the word "gods" when you have been told countless times that there is only one God. So you do that to troll, and your nonstop trolling shows that you're not really interested in an actual discussion, you just want to bash theism and to mock and troll these threads. But whatever. That's all I'm going to say about that.I suspect your definition of sincere discussion is that I'm to accept selected bible verses as true and inerrant, thus proving the Bible is true and inerrant thus proving the gods.
A sincere discussion might suggest that participants are honest enough with themselves and others to understand that ultimately, the validity of an argument rests on a factual, demonstrable case made by the participant.
There were no Christians at the time. You should read it again.
Jesus' point is that he goes where people who are looking for help. There is no need for him to go where people are not looking for help. Jesus does not force himself on others, so why should we force Jesus on others?But here's the thing - the Bible says that all have sinned there is none righteous, not one.