...not even close to the two Covenants in reference here.
Right.
But when I said this: "For there to be variability there has to be at least 2 points."
You responded with "2 covenants".
But what I was discussing there was Duality.
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...not even close to the two Covenants in reference here.
No we wouldn't - you're taking for granted that, if we did, it is because we have already induced that man has an innate propensity to attain to the sublime, or acknowledge and understand its realm. This has been proven throughout EVERY SINGLY CULTURE AND SOCIETY, THROUGHOUT HISTORY.Oh please, if some stoneage tribe of humans made cairns of rocks by certain trees, we would call it religion.
My point was the antithesis that lies between the two Covenants i.e. works versus faith.Right.
But when I said this: "For there to be variability there has to be at least 2 points."
You responded with "2 covenants".
But what I was discussing there was Duality.
The conception of duality as a universal principle of completeness and wholeness, is foolish and naïve. Righteousness rules, and it has no opposing counterparts that either compliment it, nor enhances it. It supersedes and circumvents everything antagonistic to it.
Now you are just not being honest. Which means conversation over.No we wouldn't
You're talking nonsense, and again, taking much too much for granted.Now you are just not being honest. Which means conversation over.