THE Art Vandelay
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He quoted one for you. None are so blind as those that will not see.
No, he didn't. None are so blind as those who claim to see something that isn't there.
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He quoted one for you. None are so blind as those that will not see.
That, in itself, makes the Bible a worthless tome for the very vast majority of Christians, wouldn't you say? If you can't understand the Bible without knowledge of ancient Hebrew and classical Greek, then almost nobody has any hope of understanding the Bible at all.
We can all see that you do not understand your own Bible. Denial is a defensive trait.Your failure is your inability to post anything even slightly resembling a contradiction. The fact that you can't even see it, is an even bigger failure for you. So you can take your obnoxiousness elsewhere.
Later at the crucifixion, Jesus tells his mother, "Woman, here is your son", and to the Beloved Disciple he says, "Here is your mother."[Jn 19:26-27]
26 When Jesus therefore saw his mother, and the disciple standing by, whom he loved, he saith unto his mother, Woman, behold thy son!
27 Then saith he to the disciple, Behold thy mother! And from that hour that disciple took her unto his own home.
What choice have you made lately?Homosexuality is all choice. Always has been, always will be.
Jesus was most likely gay. Just like a lot of the men then and now. So what? Can't Jesus love others who are gay like he is? Of course he could. And he did and does. Yay Jesus.Not that there's anything wrong with being gay, but the possibility seems to be entirely ignored when it comes to portraying Jesus. I say, let him out of the closet..
Jesus was a Jew, living under the same Law that the nation of Israel did during his time on earth. That Law expressly forbade homosexuality to the point that it carried the death penalty for those who engaged in it. Jesus died as a perfect, sinless man. So no, he wasn't gay. Jesus' love for his disciples and apostles had nothing to do with romantic feelings. It was a love that good friends have for one another, a close bond. That's it.
Jesus was most likely gay. Just like a lot of the men then and now. So what? Can't Jesus love others who are gay like he is? Of course he could. And he did and does. Yay Jesus.
Is that a selfie?"Jesus loves you" has a different meaning in Mexico.
Is that a selfie?
Where have I lied? You were given a contradiction you could not see it.So is being so blatant in your lying.
Agreed.Perhaps we can agree that only those who understand ancient Greek and Hebrew are capable of understanding the precise meaning of the Bible's original text, the "average Joe" is too much of a simpleton and is simply too poorly educated to study the precise meaning of the Bible's original text.
Perhaps there's an implication in the verses, but I don't see it.What are the implications of that notion in particular. If this beloved disciple gains a new mother in Mary, what does that mean? Does it mean that she is now his mother in law possibly? How else would people interpret this idea of making your mother a mother of your relation in the ancient world? And I thought that this disciple didn't have a 'home,' that he would have been a nomad following Christ around.
I know that my post was childish and almost worthless (it did help to alleviate the boredom you said was RF induced)You don't have the guts to say that to @Father Heathen, who said something just the same right before the post you responded to.
What's shameful is believing that ancient, primitive cultures actually spoke on god's behalf.God decides these things and lets us know. People decide to reject it and reject him. Shameful.
No, the people who wrote the Bible did that. Muslims, likewise, contend that their book is "the word of God, spoken to Mohammed." The Bible doesn't actually make that claim, but so many Christians accept the idea. But in any case, in both books, the imperfections, errors and contradictions make it abundantly clear that these are the imperfect work of mortals like you and me.
That's all a matter of your uneducated opinion.
You blasphemer! Repent! He was married to Mary Magdalene!
Where I come from gays are proud and I say all the power to them.