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  • ricketyclik
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    Originally posted by Nikolai View Post
    Correct. It's all about faith. And the fact that empirically, the Bible has proven to be trustworthy where it can be tested. But of course, it's faith.
    I don't have a problem with that, particularly when it is acknowledged as a belief rather than a fact.

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  • Nikolai
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    Originally posted by ricketyclik View Post
    Says who? The Bible, that's who. Can't you see a conundrum?
    Correct. It's all about faith. And the fact that empirically, the Bible has proven to be trustworthy where it can be tested. But of course, it's faith.

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  • ricketyclik
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    Originally posted by Nikolai View Post
    Written by humans, but stamped by God and to be followed.
    Says who? The Bible, that's who. Can't you see a conundrum?

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  • Nikolai
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    Funny man. OT. GT is Norwegian short hand, I merely miswrote.

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  • kentonio
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    Originally posted by Nikolai View Post
    GT is to be read in light of NT
    Game of Thrones?

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  • Nikolai
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    A Christian tries to follow Jesus. His words, his commandments, his will. We might not get it all right, but we try. You can't follow Jesus if you don't try to live after His commandments. Jesus is the Word of God in flesh, btw. The Bible is the Word of God too, and all in there is willed by Him. Written by humans, but stamped by God and to be followed. Following Christ is not a matter of choose and pick. All of NT is to be followed, GT is to be read in light of NT and the parts not fulfilled (like the laws for the Jews) to be listened to. All is a manifestation of God's message to us. Not all in the Bible is literal, the prophesies are full of images, Jesus spoke in parables. But they all contain God's truth.

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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by ricketyclik View Post
    Don't like having your irrationality questioned Kid?
    Just pointing out that you're acting like an ass, and you seem willing to continue.

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  • ricketyclik
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    Don't like having your irrationality questioned Kid?

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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by ricketyclik View Post
    No doubt, but far from all are literalists.
    You're doing a good job at being an ass.

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  • ricketyclik
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    Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
    Yeeeeeeaaaah. Um, Christians tend to like the Bible bud.
    No doubt, but far from all are literalists.

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  • ricketyclik
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    Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
    Star Wars is a fantasy. The Bible is a religious text. Care to make anymore asinine remarks?
    The Force be with you my son.

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  • Sava
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    Originally posted by kentonio View Post
    midichlorians.
    yeah lucas couldve left that out of the new ones completely

    the explanation to the question that nobody ****ing asked

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  • kentonio
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    I fell out with Christianity when it turned out that Jesus force powers came from midichlorians.

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  • Kidlicious
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    Originally posted by ricketyclik View Post
    I'm very pleased for you both that you have a deep, superior understanding of a work of fantasy.
    Star Wars is a fantasy. The Bible is a religious text. Care to make anymore asinine remarks?

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  • ricketyclik
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    Originally posted by Kidicious View Post
    Alot better than you bud.
    I'm very pleased for you both that you have a deep, superior understanding of a work of fantasy.

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