Subduction Zone
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LOL! Oh I like a confident confused person.I am right. You are wrong. And you will see it in time. I am not of this world. You are of this world. Go and discover what that means.
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LOL! Oh I like a confident confused person.I am right. You are wrong. And you will see it in time. I am not of this world. You are of this world. Go and discover what that means.
Oooo..kay...That's what proves it's a message from out of this world. The messages that sail (sell) so easily in this terrestrial earth, with every winds of doctrine, is the kind that is corrupted. Because the message that is not from this world is scanned out to be a virus, and does not agree with life in this terrestrial.
So this is another confession you have made.
I do not believe in a bodily resurrection, a physical body rising from the grave, and the Bible does not even support such a belief.
The Baha'i Faith has no doctrines but I agree with what Paul said below because it makes sense to me. I agree with what Paul said below because it makes sense to me.
You keep claiming to know, but you refute that by demonstrating that you only have mere belief.
LOL! Oh I like a confident confused person.
The second coming of the same man Jesus is completely refuted in the New Testament, yet Christians continue to believe in it, year after year, decade after decade. It takes a Baha'i who does not even know the Bible very well to point this out, post after post.
Yet not one Christian can explain why Jesus said these things if He is "coming back."
It is all psychological. They want Jesus and just cannot face the reality that Jesus is not coming back.
John 14:19 Yet a little while, and the world seeth me no more; but ye see me: because I live, ye shall live also.
John 17:11 And now I am no more in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to thee. Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we are.
John 17:4 I have glorified thee on the earth: I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do.
John 19:30 When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.
John 18:36 Jesus answered, My kingdom is not of this world: if my kingdom were of this world, then would my servants fight, that I should not be delivered to the Jews: but now is my kingdom not from hence.
John 18:37 Pilate therefore said unto him, Art thou a king then? Jesus answered, Thou sayest that I am a king. To this end was I born, and for this cause came I into the world, that I should bear witness unto the truth. Every one that is of the truth heareth my voice.
Sorry, buy you are merely trying to sneak your mere beliefs into the claim of knowledge. When a belief cannot be properly supported it is mere belief. Or do you agree with the person that I was debating with who "knows" that Noah lived 450 million years ago?You appear to be very confused about epistemology (theory of knowledge). You continually speak of 'knowing' as though there were only one type of knowing. Do some research; I do believe that you would benefit from this knowledge (see what I did there?)
Some Christian philosophers think that Christians can know that Christianity is true in the basic (i.e.,immediate, non-inferential) way by means of "the self-authenticating witness of the Holy Spirit". (W.L Craig and Plantinga for example)
Better to be confusingly confident, don't you think?
Sorry, buy you are merely trying to sneak your mere beliefs into the claim of knowledge. When a belief cannot be properly supported it is mere belief. Or do you agree with the person that I was debating with who "knows" that Noah lived 450 million years ago?
Don't assume that others have your flaws.
I know more than enough. Very possibly more than you do. I have no need to be dishonest with myself. Get back to me when you have a rational reason for your beliefs.Get back to me when you learn more about epistemology, SZ.
I think you'll find that your mind will broaden somewhat.
Yes, and we will only believe what makes sense to us. But what makes sense to either of us is subject to change as we study it further or get new information. For example, there was a time when many Bible verses did not make sense to be after I studied them further they now make sense.I'm glad the words of Paul in 1st Corinthaians 14 makes sense to you, Tb.
Can you understand that I also believe portions of Scripture which makes sense to me?
I would call it passing from one world into another world, i.e., passing from the material world into the spiritual world.You said that you don't call it a resurrection. What do you call it?
God will guide people who really want to know the Truth but God does not guide people who refuse to be guided because that would violate their free will. That is why there are still so many Christians.
Yes, and we will only believe what makes sense to us. But what makes sense to either of us is subject to change as we study it further or get new information. For example, there was a time when many Bible verses did nit make sense to be after I studied them further they now make sense.
No, I never would, and I was guided to Jesus and the Bible through Baha'u'llah.There you are, SeekingAllTruth!
Make sure you don't refuse to be guided.
So would you if you did.Great! Keep studying. You will find that more and more makes sense if you allow the Holy Spirit to guide you.
I know more than enough. Very possibly more than you do. I have no need to be dishonest with myself. Get back to me when you have a rational reason for your beliefs.
I know. It is awful. All of my knowledge is reality based. There is so much to learn in the realm of fantasy, also known as wishful thinking.It's pretty obvious that you don't know much about epistemology because it appears that you recognize only one kind of knowledge. That's just silly.
No, I never would, and I was guided to Jesus and the Bible through Baha'u'llah.
I knew nothing about Jesus and I never read even one page of the Bible before I became a Baha'i.
Regarding knowledge of God, aside from Bible knowledge, what other kind of knowledge do you recognize?it appears that you recognize only one kind of knowledge.
I know. It is awful. All of my knowledge is reality based.