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Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:41am On Apr 16, 2021 |
kimco: I don't think that the different circumstances of a US defense attorney's job ever absolves him of a responsibility to build a case for his client. You can only take that position if your own livelihood is not on the line and you are not thinking right about it. 1. If a client pleads guilty, then the defense attorney only has to make a case for why his punishment should not be too great, if that applies at all. Otherwise, the defense attorney has nothing at all to do. 2. If a client pleads not guilty, then the defense attorney has to build a case to prove that the prosecution is either misrepresenting events or else is ignorant of the truth in the matter. This is in spite of the fact that in the US, the accused is assumed innocent until proven guilty. 3. If a client pleads not guilty amidst damning evidence, the US defense attorney is responsible to show that the evidence is either wrong or inapplicable to the case for some reason. 4. If a client pleads not guilty amidst weak evidence, the US defense attorney will almost certainly make a case for throwing the case out of court. 5. The whole point is that the basis on which a US defense attorney can establish anything or plead for anything is a reasonable argument. If the defense attorney does not make a case, the client will get nothing but a condemnation from the judge. That is the whole point. I asked before what you call this null hypothesis. Until now, you have not defined it. I don't know what you mean by the term. Until you define it, I cannot have an opinion one way or another. As for facts and truths, I confess I am perhaps only seeing this approach for the second time in my life. The first time was some years ago. I suppose the question to ask is "are facts true?" I have no interest in debating this matter of facts and truths. I consider any confusion about them a consequence of a rejection of manifest reason or common sense. Therefore, there is no gain in discussing it any further. What is debatable is a claim. A claim may be true or false. Therefore, it is debated to establish its truth or falsity. A truth or fact is not debatable. It is either accepted or rejected. Rejection will not make it false. It will only produce consequences commensurate with the degree of rejection. If one rejects the truth or fact of the existence of a wall in one's path and therefore maintains motion in that direction, then one will collide with that wall and experience the consequences that apply to that collision. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:54am On Apr 15, 2021 |
kimco: Regarding the insult matter, I'm sorry to hear that. Wherever emotionally charged subjects are discussed, that is often a risk. I try to be clinical in my approach to these discussions myself so that I can avoid negative emotions from myself and others. That is why I am no longer as visible here as I used to be. Regarding your question, this is something I found on the definition of a defense attorney's job: The following tasks are characteristic of a criminal lawyer’s occupation: Interviewing witnesses Performing legal research Creating exhibits for demonstrations in court Accruing additional evidence in support of their case or for arguments against the prosecution’s charges Examining the crime scene Gathering expert witnesses to testify in court --https://www.lawyeredu.org/criminal-defense.html That is, in order to prove that a client is not guilty, the US defense attorney actually does the work of building his own case including counterarguments and witness testimonies to show that the accusation made against his client either has no merit or at least is doubtful to some degree. This example is only to illustrate a principle. The idea that you have no responsibility to make a case if you are only doubting a claim is completely false. It is a cop-out created by atheists to avoid doing the hard work of thinking about their position. Everybody has a reason for doubting whatever they doubt. The question for the atheist is what makes their doubt reasonable. The issue of evidence is easy enough to solve...if the atheist is actually willing to be reasonable about it. But is he? In my experience and as a matter of principle, the atheist is not. That is why the question of evidence remains for the atheist. In short, the atheist has a responsibility to make a case for his doubt, even if "there is no God" is this so-called null hypothesis (not that I see how it is). |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 4:51pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: LOL. Now who's running? |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 4:30pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Ihedinobi3: FatherOfJesus: Shameless liar. Who derailed the thread again? |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 2:41pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Did your OP demand evidence for God? |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 11:44am On Apr 14, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: I don't think you said that I would run away from abuse and time-wasting engagements. I haven't offered a defense for anything that is or is not in existence. I did offer a comprehensive response to your wild claims about the Bible. You have not refuted or otherwise engaged that response until now. Be that as it may, I am quite done with the frivolity. That's all I said. Judging by your earlier comments and responses, I can't say that it's surprising that you didn't understand that. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 6:42am On Apr 14, 2021 |
kimco: Hi there. Been a minute. Still doing anime and manga? Boruto hasn't been that interesting...or I'm just not that interested anymore in anime. Hard to be sure since I've done several different anime since, but Boruto was just hard to watch. Gave up on manga because I found it too unsatisfying. No color and no moving images; unpleasant combination for me. I would prefer to read a novel in that case. About the null hypothesis, I'm not sure what you mean to say. How does the concept apply here? However, if I am understanding you correctly, I would ask whether you believe that US defense attorneys ought to do nothing in court except demand that the state prove its case against their clients. I think you know that that is not what happens. I may be understanding you wrong, so feel free to correct me. As for insulting you, I don't think that comment is warranted at all. Even if you don't remember me, you have little reason here to think that I might or would. I rarely engage atheists on this platform anymore. When I do, the conversations are typically extremely brief. The one I have been having with your cohort is an outlier. My engagement with the thread would have ended with my first post, but I have run into him a few times and his arguments seem to have little self-reflection in them. That is why I decided to push him a bit. It hasn't worked, so I have stopped. The "pushing" too has not been insulting him per se either. It has been mockery of his vaunted intelligence in order to get him to actually think about the things that he says. I have seen you around here several times too and not engaged you until now. So, you have not experienced any insolence from me. As I said, unless my memory is failing me right now, I didn't insult you back on the Naruto thread years ago either. So I would urge you to avoid making such comments that call other people's character into question. If you have a reason for making them, it would be good to include it along with your comment so that there is no undue offense. Otherwise, it would be best to refrain from making them. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 6:26am On Apr 14, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: FatherOfJesus: I do have limits. Beyond a certain point, I can't effectively mock you anymore. After all, it does take a target possessing some common sense for mockery to be meaningful. You don't seem to have even that. If I continue, it will only degenerate into abuse. So at this point, I will leave you to the madness that is your "logic." I never have a high expectation of atheistic intelligence, but then sometimes I run into new lows that do leave me a little stumped. Yours is one of those. So I'm bowing out. Carry on with your great intelligence that cannot comprehend the simplest things. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:48pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: We're having an argument? LOL! You don't recognize mockery when you read it? You really haven't read all that much, have you? |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:46pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: LOL!!!!!!!!! My guess is that if you had read half as much as I have, your English would be loads better. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:41pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: You're probably right. I've never heard of your own version of burden of proof. They probably teach it in atheist bars where they go to talk drunk philosophy. As for what I can or cannot do, it's not my problem that you blinded your own self. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:39pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: I'm sorry I can't sympathize with your pain. I don't know what it is like to defend your willful ignorance. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:34pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: The burden of proof they taught in the philosophy class that you have never seen the inside of? LOL. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:05pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: What a load of bunk! |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 9:05pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: LOL. Now the fallacies start getting thrown about! Ad hominem! Do you even know what it means? If your claims are foolish, then you make foolish claims. You haven't tracked a single discussion we've had until now. You just keep waddling about like a drunken sailor and think you're being a genius. Whether or not you believe it, I really don't care what you believe. It's not my problem at all, so I have no fury to spare on you. I just thought to indulge your great intelligence just this once. I haven't played with an arrogant atheist in a very long time now. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 8:51pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: LOL. Philosophy class. Like you've ever been in one in your whole life. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 8:51pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: "This debate"? What debate? You couldn't even make a meaningful response to my first response and all of a sudden we're in a debate? What are we debating, please? As for philosophical arguments, this is my tenth year of apologetics. And you've probably never heard of Alvin Platings and William Lane Craig. I don't necessarily agree with them in most things, but you don't know enough to make the foolish claims you're making all over your thread. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 8:27pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Burden of proof always lies with anyone who makes a claim. If you say anything, you're responsible to prove it. If you say that there is no evidence for something, you're responsible to prove that there isn't. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 8:06pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: More gibberish. I don't believe you know the first thing about philosophy or debating. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 7:51pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: First, you completely missed the point of my first answer and prattled on about evidence. Second, you missed the point of my question and are prattling on about my disproving the gibberish you wrote. Find something else to waste your time on. That's my advice. But you should do whatever you want. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 7:24pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Well, the above is certainly gibberish. |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 5:42pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Where is your proof that the Bible provides no evidence? Should we believe you just because you said so? |
Religion / Re: Why Do Atheists Know The Bible Even Better Than Christians? by Ihedinobi3: 4:53pm On Apr 13, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: Hi there. What an arrogant thing to say. That is exactly like saying that if you read a comprehensive physics text that covers all physics knowledge from elementary principles to complex and advanced cutting edge concepts, you will become anti-physics. I think you'll agree that that is nonsense. It might be frustrating to make sense of physics without a teacher showing you what it all means, but that does not mean that physics is contradictory and incoherent. The need for a teacher is just natural. Not all knowledge is intuitive. Beyond a certain threshold, all knowledge is learned from experts who in turn learned from other experts etc. Is self-teaching possible? Yes, but only when a given field of knowledge is still nascent and also when one can take advantage of established standards in a field of learning and access to the works of excellent instructors in that field. That is, self-teaching is a bit of an oxymoron. It still involves dependence on other people's established expertise and upon the degree of advancement in a given field. For example, 20 years ago - and even today to some significant degree - software development was so nascent that any adventurer could become an expert in it. Although the field is still not quite mature, it has advanced enough for there to be some standards and bodies of work that any interested learner has to work through in order to get anywhere. In time, the knowledge will be too vast for anyone to get anywhere without some structured instruction. We're almost there now. Contrast this with, say, medicine. It would be quite a feat if anyone learned medicine without structured instruction. It is not impossible, but it is so difficult that it would make little sense to want to do so. The knowledge there is quite mature and diverse. This makes it hard to learn without having proper guidance in putting it all together. The Bible is a vast field of learning. It claims to teach human beings about God after all. That is hardly to be expected to be an easy navigation. There are bound to be difficulties pulling the many different classes of knowledge together to paint one clear cohesive picture. This is not something that a novice can undertake to do by himself. Structured instruction is therefore critical. One big difference between the Bible and any textbook you might find is that a textbook looks to interpret knowledge distilled from the physical universe while the Bible is the spiritual universe that we need to have interpreted to us. That is, where Isaac Newton, for example, theorized gravity on the basis of an apple falling on his head, the Bible is the falling of the apple on one's head. It is not itself an observation and interpretation of spiritual reality as a textbook is of physical reality. You could almost say that it is a spiritual factbook. It only gives us information about spiritual realities. The interpretation of this information is only accessible through structured instruction by experts. Who are the experts? Pastor-teachers who are trained in turn by pastor-teachers. The chain goes back, first, to the Man Jesus Christ--Who is also God--who trained the first set of experts to both complete the writing of the Bible and teach it and, second, to the Lord God in the Garden of Eden who taught Adam and Eve the things that they passed down to their descendants and were eventually captured in the writings of the prophets and interpreted by them and the priests that God also instituted. That is to say that the Bible is interpreted by a chain of pastor-teachers which goes all the way back to God Himself. As for the bit about having the Holy Spirit, let us consider the following illustration. Unless a person actually has the ability to process physical reality, that is, unless one has a normal brain, he or she cannot understand anything about physical reality. The ability to process information about the physical universe is the only way to actually make sense of the natural world. This applies to spiritual things too. It is impossible to understand spiritual realities if one does not possess the faculty necessary for processing information about them. This is the epistemological problem that atheists complain about. That is, if God is not part of this universe, then how can we know anything about Him? It's like how the software program can know anything about the engineer who wrote it. It is impossible for the software code to know anything about the one who wrote it unless there is an intervention by the writer himself. The solution then to knowing a God Who is not part of the universe is for that God to actually provide information about Himself directly and give us the ability to perceive it. Through a willingness to give Him the benefit of the doubt (that is, faith) and the provision of the Holy Spirit, we are made able to perceive information about this God. The Holy Spirit provides us with the ability to perceive spiritual realities. Faith in God that rests on the witness of the universe that demands a Creator of the kind and nature that the Bible describes makes us able to actually take advantage of the Holy Spirit's help to understand the Bible. If we are unwilling to listen to God, then the Holy Spirit is of no use to us. If we are, then the Holy Spirit will grant us the ability to perceive and understand spiritual realities. Once we have come to possess this ability through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, we become able to understand any interpretation of the Bible provided by a competent pastor-teacher. Otherwise, we simply can't understand the things that a pastor-teacher says. Just as the Bible sounds like gibberish and contradictory nonsense to the unbeliever, Bible teaching provided by a competent pastor-teacher will sound the same to the unbeliever. In short, the Bible is not open to just anybody. As much as it is a book that God has given to the human race to tell us of Himself, it is also a book that demands that we respect it and approach it the way it prescribes or else it will not yield its wealth to us. That is not strange either since every field of knowledge demands its own rite of passage so to speak. Cheers. |
Religion / Re: Please Who Can Explain This Biblical Verse? by Ihedinobi3: 4:13pm On Apr 10, 2021 |
queenjoseph: queenjoseph: Hi there. For what it might be worth to you and any other reader, here is my counsel: 1. It is wise to read the Bible with different mainstream versions (that is, not the special-purpose versions like the various Roman Catholic versions, the JW version, and, in my own opinion, the Message Bible). Each translation offers a different flavor and some of them correct the errors of the others in some places. There is no perfect translation though, so it is wise to not insist on any one reading over another unduly or to go with a popular reading just because it is popular (or with an obscure translation just because it is obscure). This is one of the places where pastor-teachers are critical to spiritual growth. A well-prepared pastor-teacher will help you through problems of translation in your study of the Scriptures. 2. Please make a point of duty to seek out and submit to a gifted and prepared pastor-teacher. This is the only way to have the Scriptures fully opened up to any believer. The Lord has ordained that we can only grow up spiritually (see the link) under the tutelage of such men (see Ephesians 4:11-16, for example). Trying to avoid this has never done anyone any good. Rather, it has resulted in a world of spiritual hurt to countless believers. As for the specific passages that you mentioned, I'll begin with Habakkuk 3:9. Here is the full context: 3 God came from Teman, The Holy One from Mount Paran. Selah His glory covered the heavens, And the earth was full of His praise. 4 His brightness was like the light; He had rays flashing from His hand, And there His power was hidden. 5 Before Him went pestilence, And fever followed at His feet. 6 He stood and measured the earth; He looked and startled the nations. And the everlasting mountains were scattered, The perpetual hills bowed. His ways are everlasting. 7 I saw the tents of Cushan in affliction; The curtains of the land of Midian trembled. 8 O LORD, were You displeased with the rivers, Was Your anger against the rivers, Was Your wrath against the sea, That You rode on Your horses, Your chariots of salvation? 9 Your bow was made quite ready; Oaths were sworn over Your arrows. Selah You divided the earth with rivers. 10 The mountains saw You and trembled; The overflowing of the water passed by. The deep uttered its voice, And lifted its hands on high. 11 The sun and moon stood still in their habitation; At the light of Your arrows they went, At the shining of Your glittering spear. 12 You marched through the land in indignation; You trampled the nations in anger. 13 You went forth for the salvation of Your people, For salvation with Your Anointed. You struck the head from the house of the wicked, By laying bare from foundation to neck. Selah 14 You thrust through with his own arrows The head of his villages. They came out like a whirlwind to scatter me; Their rejoicing was like feasting on the poor in secret. 15 You walked through the sea with Your horses, Through the heap of great waters. 16 When I heard, my body trembled; My lips quivered at the voice; Rottenness entered my bones; And I trembled in myself, That I might rest in the day of trouble. When he comes up to the people, He will invade them with his troops. Hab 3:3 — Hab 3:16 (NKJV) This is part of a prayer that forms the whole chapter. The verses quoted above are actually the answer to the prayer of Habakkuk in the first two verses (i.e. vv.1-2). In the last three verses (i.e. vv.17-19), Habakkuk rejoices in this answer and praises the Lord for it. Verses 3 through 9 quoted above speak of the Lord's deliverance of Israel at the war of Armageddon. There is a great deal of detail in this section and it would be way beyond the scope of a thread on Nairaland to discuss it. Suffice to say that what you read in this section describes events that believers for millennia have been looking forward to, namely, the deliverance of the Church out of the hands of the wicked one. In a nutshell, the section discusses the return of Jesus Christ to destroy the Antichrist and his forces at Jerusalem thus delivering the surviving Israelites at the time. In verse 9, although the second line is rendered differently in each mainstream translation that I read (NKJV, NASB, NIV, KJV), it seems apparent to me that what is being described is the terror of the nations when the Lord begins to fight against them there. This is corroborated in other passages like Revelation 6:16. Otherwise, the verse says in the first two lines that the Lord opened His attack and it terrified His enemies to the point of uttering oaths or swearing because of their fear. The last line continues the description of the physical changes that happen to the planet because of the Lord's Return. At least, new rivers come into existence and divide the land (compare Zechariah 14:8 and Ezekiel 47:1 for example). This description continues in the succeeding verses. So does the description of His destruction of the Antichrist and his forces amassed at Jerusalem at the time. Regarding Amos 3:5, again, it is helpful to look at the context. Here it is: 1 Hear this word that the LORD has spoken against you, O children of Israel, against the whole family which I brought up from the land of Egypt, saying: 2 “You only have I known of all the families of the earth; Therefore I will punish you for all your iniquities.” 3 Can two walk together, unless they are agreed? 4 Will a lion roar in the forest, when he has no prey? Will a young lion cry out of his den, if he has caught nothing? 5 Will a bird fall into a snare on the earth, where there is no trap for it? Will a snare spring up from the earth, if it has caught nothing at all? 6 If a trumpet is blown in a city, will not the people be afraid? If there is calamity in a city, will not the LORD have done it? 7 Surely the Lord GOD does nothing, Unless He reveals His secret to His servants the prophets. 8 A lion has roared! Who will not fear? The Lord GOD has spoken! Who can but prophesy? Amo 3:1 — Amo 3:8 (NKJV) As we see, Amos is about to declare what God has to say to Israel. In order to make clear that he is only declaring God's counsel as of necessity, he compares his terrible need to prophesy to the inevitable associations of normal earthly things. It is common sense that there is only companionship where people are willing to agree with each other. Likewise, the roaring of a lion speaks to his lack of need to scare off prey. That is, if a lion is roaring, it must be because he has already had prey to his fill. If there is no bird trap on the ground, how can a bird fall into one? If nothing springs a trap, it will not spring up from the ground. The sounding of a trumpet is a call for alertness from the citizens of a city. So, the two things must go together. And so on. All of these examples were to say that if God speaks, the prophet must prophesy just as surely as these natural realities that Amos spoke of exist. Cheers. |
Religion / Re: Why Did God Allow Job To Suffer? by Ihedinobi3: 12:34pm On Apr 09, 2021 |
heartbraker: Hi there. As you very rightly said, this involved a conversation between God and Satan. This conversation also happened in an assembly of angels. So there was more than one person who may have had some interest in its resolution. God knows everything. He knows every heart. But even we ourselves often find that we don't know our own hearts. The various experiences that we have often serve as an opportunity both to learn about our own selves and to shape our own selves. If we don't know our own hearts, the angels most certainly don't know our hearts either. When Satan makes accusations against us to their hearing, God can certainly answer those accusations from His Own perfect knowledge of us, but it is to His credit and due to His great and patient love for His creation that He gives us the opportunity to demonstrate to everyone (humans and angels both) including ourselves what is truly in our hearts. Satan too gets a clear answer to his accusations from our own responses when we are tested in this way. Because we prove our hearts by choices that we are seen to make by both human beings and angels, he cannot argue that God is lying about us. Therefore, God allows us to be tested in this life through different circumstances and experiences in order for us to answer for our own selves what we really want. Because these tests are very hard on human beings, God offers incredible eternal rewards to all human beings as an incentive to endure them. If we do, then we will be compensated beyond any suffering we endure in our lives here on earth. If we don't, then we will miss out on these great rewards that have no equal here in this life. For this reason, the Bible counsels and commands patient endurance through life in this world. Those who have ears listen to it. |
Religion / Re: Questions On The Bible by Ihedinobi3: 5:44pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
GeneralDae: Well, since this is the third time that I'm telling you that I answered your questions in the post you responded to, I'll rest from the conversation. Delude yourself as you please. It's not my problem, only yours. Cheers. |
Religion / Re: Questions On The Bible by Ihedinobi3: 4:29pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
GeneralDae: I'm breaking my rule for once. Whenever I leave a conversation, I endeavor to stay out of it no matter what. The difficulty is not with your questions. I already answered them in the post you responded to with them. I don't care what you believe, so I don't plan to waste my time engaging it. I only engaged you because you lied that there is no place in the Gospels where the Bible says that Jesus came to die for the sins of the world. I don't care that you believe the lies that you do. That is your business. I will help anyone learn the Gospel if they want, and I pray that God turn the unbelieving around, but I don't pretend to any ability to make people like you amenable to the truth. So I refuse to invest myself emotionally in your attitude to the truth. This whole business of arguing to prove that you know the Bible better than Christians is not my cup of tea. You want to do it? Go right ahead. It is highly unlikely that you have read the Bible as much as I have or that you have devoted as much of your life to understanding it as I have. You are unlikely to surprise me in any challenges or subterfuge you attempt to undermine my faith. I have been through the grinder in my spiritual walk. You are hardly close to finding difficult questions to trouble me with. Salvation is the most primary truth in the Scriptures. Even an unbeliever can understand the Gospel if they wish to be saved. It's not even remotely confusing. If you wanted to ask difficult questions, you should have tried Eschatology. |
Religion / Re: Questions On The Bible by Ihedinobi3: 3:18pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
GeneralDae: I have no interest in your questions since they ignore what you are responding to. If you want answers to your questions, read the post again. For now, I must leave the conversation. I already told you to hold to what you believe or don't believe if you like. It's your right and responsibility, not mine. There is no benefit in engaging you any further. You have no interest in my faith. And I have no interest in your rejection of the Gospel. For what it is worth, I wish you cheer in your life. |
Religion / Re: Questions On The Bible by Ihedinobi3: 2:48pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
GeneralDae: https://www.nairaland.com/6490302/questions-bible/1#100476491 |
Religion / Re: My Argument For God's Existence. by Ihedinobi3: 1:24pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
FatherOfJesus: You might not believe me, but I've been in apologetics publicly for nine years now. I no longer find it meaningful to teach people basic reasoning. So I acknowledge my limits. If you call that proving the existence of God with the Bible, I can do absolutely nothing to help you there. |
Religion / Re: Questions On The Bible by Ihedinobi3: 1:22pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
GeneralDae: I have explained that in earlier posts on this same thread. If there is anything confusing or unclear in them, I'll be happy to try again. Otherwise, I cannot help you any further. As I said, you have the right to believe anything you like. It doesn't have to be what I believe. Nor am I inclined to apologize to you for what I believe or to change my beliefs to suit you. |
Religion / Re: Questions On The Bible by Ihedinobi3: 12:12pm On Apr 07, 2021 |
GeneralDae: Please feel free to believe whatever you want. It is your right and responsibility to choose what you will believe. All I have said is that I don't agree with you. I think that anyone who actually reads the Bible will instantly see that you are desperately wrong. |
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