Does the Bible really contain all the answers to life's questions?
Aby Perryman
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HanginJudge- getting ready for the baby Apr, 22 2008 at 09:06 AM Hi Perryman...how have you been +6
Perryman Apr, 22 2008 at 09:16 AM I am doing well judge.
23Skidoo Jul, 29 2008 at 03:47 PM 1. The bible has not one answer about the future, present, and few about the past. Please substantiate your claim.
2. It doesn't say where we came from. Again - please substantiate your claim.
3. There are a great many books that could be said to be more influential - The books of the Torah for instance - remember that they underlie Islam as well as your fairytales. But then we have Newton's Principia that many would argue was far more influential.
2. It doesn't say where we came from. Again - please substantiate your claim.
3. There are a great many books that could be said to be more influential - The books of the Torah for instance - remember that they underlie Islam as well as your fairytales. But then we have Newton's Principia that many would argue was far more influential.
dr james Aug, 04 2008 at 03:44 AM 1.the torah is part of the bible...your answer shows your total stupidity.
2.the bible says we were created from dust by the hand of God himself in His image. so does evolution..it says we came from primordial goo from the universe... no difference ...just mechanism
3.it tells us where we came from, where we are and where we are going. armagedeon, tribulation, last milliniun and new world.
you are a fool.
4. newton and many other scientists got their vision of ideas from the bible. newton understood the verses talking about the heavens held in their places.
2.the bible says we were created from dust by the hand of God himself in His image. so does evolution..it says we came from primordial goo from the universe... no difference ...just mechanism
3.it tells us where we came from, where we are and where we are going. armagedeon, tribulation, last milliniun and new world.
you are a fool.
4. newton and many other scientists got their vision of ideas from the bible. newton understood the verses talking about the heavens held in their places.
dr james Aug, 04 2008 at 03:45 AM and the bible is still the best selling book annually for hundreds of years and still is
Perryman Aug, 04 2008 at 04:16 AM Yes. Nice comments dr. james.
23Skidoo Aug, 04 2008 at 04:30 AM 1. Yes - you are right. But since the NT is something that Jews don't accept I thought it nice to refer to that text in using their title. And it has sold more copies than your Bible.
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2. Evolution is a theory that talks about how life because so diverse once it began. It says not one word about how it all got going. At any rate the important thing isn't dust or goo but if there was an intelligence and intent behind it or if it was a purely natural process.
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3. The bible doesn't tell us where we came from. There isn't anything in it about early humans in Africa, or what was going on in China at the time of Moses or Christ. It does talk about some goings on (fictional or not) in a very small part of the Middle East. As for future events... well... they lie in the future so who knows. But given that Revelations are dreams and there is no evidence of any other "truths" in the Bible - I wouldn't bet on it.
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Please point out where the Bible says that I am a fool.
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2. Evolution is a theory that talks about how life because so diverse once it began. It says not one word about how it all got going. At any rate the important thing isn't dust or goo but if there was an intelligence and intent behind it or if it was a purely natural process.
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3. The bible doesn't tell us where we came from. There isn't anything in it about early humans in Africa, or what was going on in China at the time of Moses or Christ. It does talk about some goings on (fictional or not) in a very small part of the Middle East. As for future events... well... they lie in the future so who knows. But given that Revelations are dreams and there is no evidence of any other "truths" in the Bible - I wouldn't bet on it.
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Please point out where the Bible says that I am a fool.
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23Skidoo Aug, 04 2008 at 04:33 AM 4. Newton was religious, that's true. As were just about all Europeans in his time. He also was an avid practitioner of astrology and alchemy. However, even if he did believe in a Biblical "everything has it's place" outlook it was pure math and reason that his Principia came from - not prayer and divine revelation.
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And lastly - porn is still the biggest seller on the internet. Does that say anything about its divine origin or that it has some inherent truth? I don't think so, myself. But you seem to put stock into sales figures.
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And lastly - porn is still the biggest seller on the internet. Does that say anything about its divine origin or that it has some inherent truth? I don't think so, myself. But you seem to put stock into sales figures.
dr james Aug, 04 2008 at 05:30 AM the bible sells a lot more than the torah... im sorry you are misinformed. the figures for the torah include the bibles section of the torah.
which is at least 100 times as many as the torah by it self, probably a 1000x more.
the bible says any one who dismisses these words of the bible or trivializes rthem is much more than a fool, many times, in both the old and new testaments, i`ll leave it at fool.
evolution Does try to convince us that we came from nothing. to deny this is to deny the biggest debate of evolutionists vs creationists for the last decade.
the bible does say where the garden of eden was and that IS IN NORTHERN AFRICA and southern middle east.
dont bet your life savings against armagedeon.
you are wrong on 3 of your 4 points and that leads me to a statistical conclusion , not to bet on your advice of the future
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which is at least 100 times as many as the torah by it self, probably a 1000x more.
the bible says any one who dismisses these words of the bible or trivializes rthem is much more than a fool, many times, in both the old and new testaments, i`ll leave it at fool.
evolution Does try to convince us that we came from nothing. to deny this is to deny the biggest debate of evolutionists vs creationists for the last decade.
the bible does say where the garden of eden was and that IS IN NORTHERN AFRICA and southern middle east.
dont bet your life savings against armagedeon.
you are wrong on 3 of your 4 points and that leads me to a statistical conclusion , not to bet on your advice of the future
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23Skidoo Aug, 04 2008 at 05:46 AM Since, as you have pointed out along with disparaging remarks about my intelligence, the Bible contains the Torah then the Torah is sold with each and every Bible - and then again on it's own. So - unless it's another miracle, logic dictates that Bible sales = Bible sales but Torah sales = Bible sales + Torah sales.
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Where exactly is Eden? Anyone found it or is just something the Bible says? Also, does the Bible say it is in N. Africa? In those words? or are you interpreting something the Bible says to mean N. Africa?
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Where exactly is Eden? Anyone found it or is just something the Bible says? Also, does the Bible say it is in N. Africa? In those words? or are you interpreting something the Bible says to mean N. Africa?
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23Skidoo Aug, 04 2008 at 05:48 AM From http://www.reference.com/browse/columbia/evolutio
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Evolution, concept that embodies the belief that existing animals and plants developed by a process of gradual, continuous change from previously existing forms. This theory, also known as descent with modification, constitutes organic evolution.
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Please note - it does not discuss the origin of life it discusses "...change from PREVIOUSLY EXISTING forms..."
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Evolution, concept that embodies the belief that existing animals and plants developed by a process of gradual, continuous change from previously existing forms. This theory, also known as descent with modification, constitutes organic evolution.
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Please note - it does not discuss the origin of life it discusses "...change from PREVIOUSLY EXISTING forms..."
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23Skidoo Aug, 04 2008 at 05:49 AM And as for your continuous comments like " i`ll leave it at fool." Science doesn't need to call people fools or stupid, it lets their own word do so for them.
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