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Christianity Etc › Re: Reasonable Faith And Blind Faith by Kay17: 7:36pm On Apr 11, 2013
To be sincere, Faith is almost unshakeable, it is not at all built on a conviction which isn't arrived by reason. Hence can't be destroyed by reason. Probably its a survival instinct.

In order to accept Faith, one must accept subjective truths and in turn rejects the objective truth that God exists. In short a meeting point with atheists.
Christianity Etc › Re: Reasonable Faith And Blind Faith by Kay17: 7:30pm On Apr 11, 2013
Reasonable faith has an absolute trust in GOD out of love and not fear

That's the problem with reasonable faith
Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding Atheism. Nairaland atheists C'mon! by Kay17: 6:12pm On Apr 11, 2013
Reyginus: Interesting.. Not really about theism vs atheism. Just that I want to understand logically the basis for justification of things atheists hold.
The best basis for atheism is Naturalism. That all concepts are internally consistent. Unlike the supernatural.
Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding Atheism. Nairaland atheists C'mon! by Kay17: 6:10pm On Apr 11, 2013
plaetton: What do you mean by abstracts?
Discernible simplistic entities that exist outside space and time.
plaetton: Superconductivity is the hoy grail of science.

Super conductivity is a lot more than your definition.
A super-conducting source can send energy through infinite distances without wires, with loss of energy.

For example, a super-conducting energy source in the moon would beam same amount of energy to earth instantaneously beyond any barrier and without a single loss.

So far, it can only be achieved at very temperatures, yes.
That only means that we have a long way to go before we achieve room temperature superconductivity in a lab.

Well , when I study the way that brain generates and conducts electricity with no friction, no loss, That is a characteristic of super-conductivity.
Sentience, Self-awareness, cognitive abilities, is proof that the brain is not just electrons passing through wires.
It is much more complex, and only superconductivity can fully account for it's complexities.
Transfer of energy without loss? That's contrary to the laws of thermodynamics. Energy is always lost during transfer. Superconductivity does not explain Consciousness and qualia.
Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding Atheism. Nairaland atheists C'mon! by Kay17: 3:09pm On Apr 11, 2013
plaetton: ^^^
To expand a bit on this,
What we call life is simply invisible, and am sure , a purer form of cosmic energy that flows through and energises our denser physical bodies. When that interface is blocked or cut off, the flow of energy ceases, life departs into the nether dimensions as free flowing energy, and the denser physical bodies breaks down back into molecular and atomic components.

And the process goes on for infinity as newer formations arise from time to time.
Life begets life.
Everything evolves
How do you explain abstracts?
Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding Atheism. Nairaland atheists C'mon! by Kay17: 3:06pm On Apr 11, 2013
Reyginus: Can homosexuality be explained logically?
Only if the line of privacy can be drawn. This has nothing to do with atheism vs theism
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 2:54pm On Apr 11, 2013
@truthlight

I would want to agree with you tha Peter would naturally avoid the Capital of Christian prosecution, but it wasn't till Emperor Nero's reign that Christians were targeted by Roman authorities. If you noticed King Herod was the individual that prosecuted and imprisoned Peter. The prosecution of Christians prior to Nero was the Judaist institution.

The distinction btw Catholic and catholic is hopeless and useless unfounded semantics. You are unable to prove the particular date the Roman Catholic Church emerged. Also you are unable to prove that all Christians at a point never had divergent views of what Christianity was. Religions are not built to be universally agreeable. At that time, ppl were gnostics, arians, christians/neoplatonists etc. The only claim you can lay is to a True Church.
Christianity Etc › Re: Is Christianity Really A Monotheistic Religion? by Kay17: 2:04pm On Apr 10, 2013
Another way to look at trinity is: not to assert God as a person, but as a Status, some unique phenomenonal character which the Father shares with the Son and the Holy Spirit. So in essence, in the divine plane above man/physicality and created transcendence, lies God (a flavour) (therein abstracts as numbers are inapplicable)
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 1:40pm On Apr 10, 2013
Back to the topic.

I still maintain the Catholic Church is responsible for the compilation of the Bible, via a mandate from Tradition. Also that the reading of the Bible is not necessary for being a Christian.

The Catholic Church was born upon the ascendancy of Peter on the seat of Rome, and his exercise of control over the Church's doctrines and bishops of other cities. Schisms from the Church, provide it the distinct character it has today.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 9:58pm On Apr 08, 2013
Pls stop with the allegations.

I have temporarily suspended the Bible argument, all that is left for you is to provide the CC (canonical collection) that was prior to the Council of Nicaea, simple. Just tell us! Enigma simply answer or admit your error, no one will kill you.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 8:57pm On Apr 08, 2013
^^^
You can't be giving me tasks, when you have a duty and a burden to prove /lay your case.

Enigma, this is simple; there was no such canonical collection/ Bible prior to the Council of Nicaea. Most christian fathers lived without a Bible, further proving that Christianity isn't laid on a foundation of the Bible but of tradition.

Also you are unable to point out the era where the Roman Catholic Church as you say, emerged.
Christianity Etc › Re: Intelligent Design Is Not The Same As Creationism?: Thoughts by Kay17: 7:24pm On Apr 08, 2013
Uyi Iredia: Intelligent Design isn't an argument for God, its a theory on how living things originate.
It attempts to explain natural life an intelligent effect of ultimately a supernatural being.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 6:19pm On Apr 08, 2013
Enigma, I'm so convinced you have nothing really to say. What does Jerome have to do with books prior to the Council of Nicaea?! Either he wasn't born or was an infant at that time.

Also you haven't still mentioned any canonical collection adopted.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 7:23pm On Apr 07, 2013
Enigma, are you serious?! You used the terms! The responsibility to explain and expantiate is yours not mine.

I'm still waiting for your answer nevertheless.

Besides check out Jerome's birth date.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 2:09pm On Apr 07, 2013
^^^

Enigma, my question was:

Given your definition, can you point out any
canonical collection of sacred texts
used by the Christians before the 4th century.
My question is indifferent over Catholics.
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 12:25pm On Apr 07, 2013
@enigma

Since they are your words, you ought to have the foundation for them.

The similarity I find in both is: approval by religious institutions
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 11:14am On Apr 07, 2013
Enigma: ^^^ I already gave you one definition of the Bible or a Bible as you seem to be making a modification. Is that modification accidental or due to the U-turn you had to make when you accepted you had a faulty understanding of what "the Bible" means?

Anyway, here is that definition I pointed out to you: for the third time on this thread, alas!


From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible



If (a) you digest that definition carefully and (b) you try and mug up properly on the history of the "compilation" of the Bible, you will learn that it is false to say that the Bible was not "compiled" till the 4th century. We have evidence of use of various books of the Bible by early Christians some 200-300 odd years before the 4th century. Historians tell us that Origen was probably using or familiar with all 27 books that make up the modern/western New Testament in the early 3rd century.

Kay17, please go and study these things carefully then come back to assist in the arduous task of combating the spread of falsehood by different people with various agenda or agendaS to use the lazy English pluralisation.

cool
Ok, I will concede to your definition and leave that issue for another time.

Given your definition, can you point out any
canonical collection of sacred texts
used by the Christians before the 4th century. Note that a individual texts themselves don't count as a collection, rather a number of individual texts adopted together

I wouldn't mind historical references too.
Christianity Etc › Re: Intelligent Design Is Not The Same As Creationism?: Thoughts by Kay17: 11:07am On Apr 07, 2013
I think intelligent design is a bad argument for God. Because it acknowledges preexisting immutable uncaused abstract principles that govern Cosmos (includes Multiverses), to which God himself bows to.
Islam › Re: I’m A Faithful Muslim- Bikini Model by Kay17: 8:04am On Apr 07, 2013
Its her body and people understand and shape their faiths differently
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 7:49am On Apr 07, 2013
Enigma: Question 1: what do you mean by "the Bible"?

NB Bear in mind our recent discussions on that matter. wink
This time I will give you the latitude to say your mind on what you believe a Bible is.
Christianity Etc › Re: Even Water Proves That Atheism Is False. by Kay17: 4:36pm On Apr 06, 2013
And somebody liked the above! Loool!!
Christianity Etc › Re: My Problem With Catholism-An Introspection by Kay17: 1:02pm On Apr 06, 2013
Enigma: We already had "the Bible" waaaaaaay before the 4th century; Christians who were mostly not Roman Catholics had already seen to that. wink

smiley
Pls point any Christian authority (Church Fathers or Christian writers) in such periods that mentioned the Bible.
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 12:54pm On Apr 06, 2013
@enigma I was actually talking about the ontological effect of Being not simply living humans.
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 11:06am On Apr 06, 2013
^^ you on the contrary, is espusing some sort of strange Being
You keep missing the rather salient point that this Being is not the regular sort, eh.
So obviously you know what Being is. However how it relates to Yahweh and still make sense is left to youto explain.

Enigma: Some people will sooner believe that it is possible to have an 'alien' being with two heads than that it is possible that God, the Ultimate and Supreme Being, could be a being existing in three persons. wink

smiley
Hope you realize that all persons are Beings. So in essence you are saying three Beings in One Being. That doesn't add up. A Being is indivisible.
Christianity Etc › Re: A Marine Spirit Is Stopping My Recovery Process From A Spinal Cord Injury by Kay17: 10:45pm On Apr 05, 2013
LMAO!! Mad script
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 9:24am On Apr 05, 2013
^^
Not the regular sort of Being? Being irrespective of being of the "highest existence"; whatever that means, relates/describes that as IT IS. And dwells on the singularity of the subject matter.

Pls explain year irregular Being more.
Christianity Etc › Re: Facts About The Existence Of God: Attention Atheist!!! by Kay17: 1:57am On Apr 05, 2013
@OP

Supernatural is inherently irrational, it does not necessarily follow causality.
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 12:38am On Apr 05, 2013
^^
But a Being is indivisible, there can't be three identifiable PERSONs in an indivisible singularity!
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 9:33pm On Apr 04, 2013
And what's trinity to you?
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 5:39pm On Apr 04, 2013
[quote author=Lord_Reed]I don't agree. The love is part of Their nature, it would be as old as They are.[/quote]The you'd imply that Creation had an infinite past! That definitely concludes an absent cause for Creation, it has an infinite past. And your post is hereby inconsistent.

@ihedinobi

Tirvumirate in the sense that three bodies form a unit: God. They are seperate persons forming one union.
Christianity Etc › Re: On Demonic Afflictions by Kay17: 4:00pm On Apr 04, 2013
mumumugu: when there iis no diagnosis .when doctor cant detect the cause
Regardless of the doctor's knowledge and skill?

And how do you defend against the God of Gaps theory
Christianity Etc › Re: Our Ultimate Purpose And God's Nature. by Kay17(op): 3:20pm On Apr 03, 2013
Thinking about this more: if Creation is a consequence of Love shared among the trivumirate, then it implies the love had a beginning contrary to the infinite lifespan God (tirvumirate) have.

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