Who knows who he was talking to? What did Ares command him to do?None at all, but I did put a guy in the Marine Corps that worshiped Ares, so does that make Ares a real god?
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Who knows who he was talking to? What did Ares command him to do?None at all, but I did put a guy in the Marine Corps that worshiped Ares, so does that make Ares a real god?
How many came back from the dead?You may believe in one God but there are thousands of conceptions of gods. Not just by coincidence, your God is the geographically, culturally appropriate God for this portion of the globe. Other portions have similarly geographically, culturally appropriate gods.
Shirley, just a coincidence.
Absolutely. One God, but thousands of ways to perceive God. And "thousands" is probably an understatement. He is greater than our own limited conceptions and ideas.You may believe in one God but there are thousands of conceptions of gods
Who knows who he was talking to? What did Ares command him to do?
Not sure where you are getting the idea that people drowned in ankle deep water.drowned in ankle deep water?
God holds Himself to the highest standards of all. If He did not, there would have been no need to Yeshua to pay the price for sin. God could have just said, "Never mind, let's just forget about it". Instead, He dotted all the i's and crossed all the t's so no one will be able to say they are judged unfairly.Most people like to think that a being worthy of worship is held to higher standards than us mere mortals
Then whatever he was listening to wasn't God Himself.Join the Marine Corps and go kill the infidels
Jonah is a comic nouvella.. The ending of the story is a riot.God does not punish those who repent and seek Him. A great Biblical scholar such as yourself will remember Jonah, who got ticked off because he went through so much drama and trauma, only to see the people he preached to repent and be spared God's judgement. He wanted to see fireworks destroy a wicked people and got nothing. Obviously, no one at the time of the flood was interested in repentance, and the Bible described them as such.
Then whatever he was listening to wasn't God Himself.
The same can be said for a great many things, that does not make them inspired by a deity. People who hear the Koran have their lives changed, it is also the inspired word of God?
People who heard/read Zig Ziglar had their lives changed, is he a god?
Absolutely. One God, but thousands of ways to perceive God. And "thousands" is probably an understatement. He is greater than our own limited conceptions and ideas.
I'm not sure why anyone would take the fable of Noah seriously.Not sure where you are getting the idea that people drowned in ankle deep water.
Because God isn't telling people to kill the infidels.And you know this how?
Because God isn't telling people to kill the infidels.
None. When your kills'em, they stay dead.How many came back from the dead?
It would seem that you are ignoring the New Covenant. Read up on what Christ said, then get back to me.Seems you missed reading much of the Old Testament
Thought you and I agreed that the flood was local, not planet-wide?I'm not sure why anyone would take the fable of Noah seriously.
The fable has it that only Naoh and his immediate family survived. What happened to the people in China, South America, the European Continent, etc.?
It taught a lesson. What was it?I'm not sure why anyone would take the fable of Noah seriously.
Jesus was a Pharasee.They didn't understand most of what Jesus spoke to them. The motive was fear of the groundswell of people that followed Him. He was anti pharisee. They wanted to nip that shit in the bud.
It would seem that you are ignoring the New Covenant. Read up on what Christ said, then get back to me.
I am a Christ follower, remember? I am also not an Israeli Jew, defending their homeland.