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At first i stopped because of the hypocrisy, so i told myself people would always be flawed no matter. Then i did the know God for urself thing and studied... not just read the bible. Totally stopped going after reading/ studying the bible for myself and also the context around it. Full of major plot holes and contradictions. Shattered my faith basically. According to Robert Langdon "I've not been blessed with the gift of faith". |
Floky215: Righthussle:Nah he's obviously not lying, i doubt he has a reason to. He's just delusional. |
UptownVibes:Go educate urself instead of embarassing urself confidently spouting dross. 😕 Na really "loudy". |
[quote author=UptownVibes post=128428630][/quote]Evidence of a shallow mind, insults come easier than defending the point. Then again how does extroversion = "loudy". Hubris. |
UptownVibes:How does extroversion = lousiness 🤦🏽. Confidence in ignorance. |
Illegal1:You've got internet access right?? Tell me what u find, ill add to it. |
Most of you have access to the internet yet can't simply check out for yourselves what introversion is, claiming nonsense as introversion, quite sad. You've got anti social issues and extremely poor social skills that's not introversion. |
Dtruthspeaker:Fair enough. Can u provide bible verses to back it? |
Dtruthspeaker:A simple litmus test then. Remember our debacle where u were waffling about God changing his mind?? Ill ask you just two questions. 1. Does God change his mind?? 2. Can a man see God/ Has any man seen God? Lets begin with this 2. |
Jokerman:I totally get where you're coming from but here's my case, if it's solely the word of God shouldn't it be free from plot holes and contradictions? |
Dtruthspeaker:This funny guy... Please how does this serve any purpose in relation to the above?? If you're referring me to the comments, the fact ones circumstances exercerbates the need to wallow in ignorance doesn't mean its applicable to all. Situations differ. |
Jokerman:First off im not an atheist to ask " atheistical" questions. Secondly if its not a science book, it shouldn't pretend to be one and then give us a certain pov that crumbles like water to tissue paper under simple facts and logic. Quite simple. |
incogni2o:It was an error and made a mistake emphasizing my point, had already edited my comment to reflect that. Point still stands, its quite simple really. Agreed about pluto. I don't see how delving into the semantics of what a planet is drives ur point across or even further😕 |
LordReed:Nail on the head, apt as fvck, simple as ABC. If the story was divinely inspired it'll mention all these things as the divine would reveal it but its not ergo limited by the extent of human knowledge as yoy said. They thought a building was going to reach God in the sky for crying out loud... Limited by knowledge, quite simple. |
incogni2o:Like i earlier stated comprhension seems to be a big task for you or you are being purposefully obtuse and thats sad. So let me ELI5 for you so you can maybe come up to speed. "Of what importance is mentioning Mercury, or Venus, or Pluto (which Scientists are disqualifying for not meeting up with the criteria of being a Planet). Its news to me mecury and venus are no longer planets, not on my internet space at least. Maybe you educate me with some fact checking articles, what do you say?? The bible narrates how the world was formed and you ask me of what importance are the vital elements of that world that were left of the narration. If you can't realise how dense that question makes you look im sorry. Who narrates a story and leaves out key chapters and elements in that story.?? What developer presents his software and leaves out the slides discussing the UI/UX??What chef talks through her recipe and leaves out key elements that make up that recipe?? What conductor, conducts an orchestra with key instruments missing?? "Do you know how many celestial bodies orbit the Sun and you say none of them is visible from earth? The Planets aren't visible to the naked Eyes?" Told you, you've clearly got comprehension issues and it's more severe than i first thought. Please point me to where i said that (1st sentence). Can you see Uranus with your naked eyes or you got telescopes for eyes?? maybe if you bend down but i doubt u can see that far. You can look up with ur naked eyes and point me uranus in the skies?? I love to have your eyes then. "Your physics teacher obviously didn't teach you to that point. Mercury, Venus, Mars,Jupiter, Saturn or Callisto - Jupiter's moon aren't visible to the naked eyes?" They are visible if youve got context. Now i think you're been purposefully obtuse. That's the point i made all along that they aren't visible to the naked eyes considering the conext of the time period ergo those who wrote the bible couldn't see them and include them in the stories. The divine that was to help them out as the story is divinely written also failed to tell them of that vital part. Same point i made earlier and you making me repeat myself. And its news to me the nuances of astronomy are taught in physics, i always thought they were taught in something called astronomy. Then again maybe you're from a public school and things are different there. If you don't know what a lexus is and have never seen one and a friend takes you to a point far off and across from a parking lot with toyotas and lexuses anf then asks you what you see. You'd say toyotas of course. "Of what importance is mentioning the celestial bodies when no form of life is found in any of them?" Are u having a laugh?? You showed me scriptures mentioning celestial bodies above. Why mention those ones mentioned in the quoted scriptures since no form of life is found on them?? lol! Or weren't you the one that quoted those scriptures up there with celestial bodies mentioned?? |
incogni2o:Comprehension seems to be an issue here 🤦🏽 ...So i end with saying again why does Christianity, with its profound theological depth and breadth, divine inspiration lack explicit references to planets and other celestial bodies apart from what was visible to the naked eyes as at then?? Why aren't they featured in the creation story?? Last i checked all those mentioned ( stars and their constellations) are visible to the naked eyes ergo feature in the story but those that aren't visible well, you know... obviously dont. Wheres the divine inspiration.Those examples do nothing to even begin to answer the question. "The Bible is more focused on Man's redemption from the fall to Sin, than telling you how many planets or solar systems are up there." Ehmm.. about that. It literally gives a supposed "literal narration" of the creation of the world. Simple question is why were key components left out?? Why remove needed instrumental voices out of a symphony?? Read and comprehend before quoting what proves my point. lol! |
In the vast expanse of Christian scriptures, amidst the intricate narratives of creation, prophecy, and salvation, there exists a notable absence – the explicit mention of planets. While the Bible which was divinely inspired to the extents of crafting how everything came to be, the celestial bodies known as planets are conspicuously absent from its pages. Why is that?? Why does Christianity, with its profound theological depth and breadth, lack explicit references to planets? which God also created by the way. From the Genesis account of creation to the apocalyptic visions of Revelation, the Bible unfolds a narrative that delves into the depths of human existence and the divine plan. Yet, amidst this exploration of the cosmos, planets as astronomical entities remain notably unaddressed. The creation story doesn't tell us when any of the planets where created or why. If it was divinely inspired wouldn't it have featured basicallly how and what time God created the planets?? maybe even the asteroids and black holes. But all these are noticeably absent all through despite the divine inspiration. The absence stands in contrast to other religious traditions, some even older, where planets, play significant roles in cosmological narratives and religious symbolism. I Was recently reading a version of the sumerian recently, about the aliens( Enllil, Enki) from the planet Nibiru it got me thinking. Even in Greek mythology, planets are personified as gods and goddesses governing various aspects of existence. So once again why does Christianity, with its profound theological depth and breadth, divine inspiration lack explicit references to planets? Maybe there are theological reasons which could answer this but i very much doubt it. My pov?! These people where simply limited by what they knew and saw at the time and crafted a narrative around it. Heck the writers of the story of babel believed they could use their limited technology at the time to build a tower and it'll reach God. We've built way taller structures and that's putting it lightly and we still haven't reached the skies. Heck we've even travelled past the skies using other means and found way more phenomenal stuff like planets, asteroids, blackholes, solar systems that they couldn't comprehend then due to obvious limitations ergo they weren't part of the narrative or story. If divinely inspired, these limitations ought not to exist and these phenomenons ought to have been added to the creation story. Or maybe there's a theological pov, but i doubt it. Why the doubt?! Because even when men of science without divine inspiration found out these phenomenons and proposed their theories (heliocentricity) which later became fact, the divinely inspired church which ought to have known by the divine fought against it with its own, now proven wrong theory (geocentricism, where they believed the sun stood still). Even going as far as persecuting and forcing those who found the truth of what we now know today to recant their theories. This was until they finally admitted they were wrong and accepted fact. Shouldn't the church have known the right reality of things first since it's divinely inspired?? Shouldn't the divinely inspired texts also have featured these later discoveries. So i end with saying again why does Christianity, with its profound theological depth and breadth, divine inspiration lack explicit references to planets and other celestial bodies apart from what was visible to the naked eyes as at then?? Why aren't they featured in the creation story?? |
Contriman:How do u expect him to be plain when he's literally talking nonsense. That's his m.o. |
Dtruthspeaker:😄 Any time you "christains" result to insults, the irony makes me laugh. Don't you think its unchristain like to do that?!😏 |
Sleekfingers:Don't mind the m0ron, that's the go to excuse for daft Nigerians. |
TenQ:Read what i wrote and you'd get my point. Pharoahs disposition was malleable, God hardened his heart ergo forced him against his will. Comprende?! |
TenQ:Exodus 9:12. If you read the whole chapter and 8 befor it you'd see clearly his position was quite clearly malleable. |
TenQ:Except you're pharoah where he'll harden you heart to make a specatcle then kill all innocent first born children that knew nothing. Come to think of it, asides for killling generally, god does a lot of killing of innocent children. |
FRANCISTOWN:An absolute killing machine who actually commands "Thou shall not kill", "its a sin, but please kill these select people and make sure you kill the men, women and children and make sure no one survives, cause they've run afoul of me". " Thou shall not covert your neighbors property" "but pleaze take that nice land of those your neighbors over there fllowing with milk and honey cause i promise it to you" and em while at it, pls kill them all. How is that different from muslim terrorists hiding behind religion. |
Dtruthspeaker:If you could not realise that was the undertone and main aim of the write up after all this while then you are truly not bright, basically a twin with ur arguments. |
Contriman:Apt as fvck. Didn't want to use science as it'll provide an easy cop out, later alluded to the same point to drive home my pov though. The premise of the story itself is contradictory enough to show it doesn't add up, then talk less of science that's hard fact. Water on tissue paper |
Dtruthspeaker:😂 TKO!!! |
Dtruthspeaker:Wtf?!!! no like literally wtf?!!! This is what you could come up with or are you having a laugh?! You keep showing how frigging intelligent you are, brilliant mind. The fact you then used the word common sense is quite ironic. That explanation makes sense to you? Even if it was as big as the sun u wouldn't spot the contradiction and irony of the dross of an explanation. Of course it's his right, right to be hypocritical and change his mind according to you when the bible said he doesn't . Comfortable with sin this minute threatening fire and brimstone the next cause of it. Then this 😄 "Common sense would have told you that the population plan would never work as once the children of the new man and woman marry the first mans children because of The Law and God would always have to keep making a new man and woman forever,which definitely is stupid" Oh so now the law suddenly exists and becomes valid at the beginning... Interesting. The law that didnt exist because the world was empty according to u even though by the time of Jacob when the world was populated, it wasnt still a sin. So common sense didnt tell you about mass production where same way he made one man and one woman, he could simply have made a thousand men to crossbreed with a thousand women, ten thousand of both even, right at the beginning, maybe even play around with the "novel idea" of sonething called different species. They then reproduce and populate earth eliminating the need for incest and interbreeding. Im sure an all knowing God would know about that option nau, even if you were too common sensed to. If not for any reason to avoid something he claims to detest. That's not even considering the fact that all humans coming from just 2 people isn't feasible as intrabreeding leads to a host of genetic issues that would breed a genetically weaker and deformed species that would easily die off and that's fact. Before even science made light of the story like water on tissue paper, the story had made light of itself from the religious angle by its incoherent and contradictory tale. That's why u had to come up with that brilliant mental gymnastic thought process up there. More mental gymnastics and tangents?! Most likely go on a tunneled vision tangent by focusing on just the last point instead of the whole reply. "Truthspeaker" educate urself and do better, not this mess. Damn! |
Dtruthspeaker:Just awesome, fish has taken worm with hook😄 Im just quoting this mainly so u dont change and edit this ur ludicrous, incoherent and contradictory thought process uv put on display. Love how much uve swerved and contradicted urself, even your bible has contradicted you. As for the ad hominems, hilarious. Hell!! I don't even believe in that. You'd find it before i ever do, which i wont. Anyways for the nail in the coffin, let me simply spell out the question uve swerved with many words and analogies that hold no meaning and by all means indulge me with a simple reply. No need for going around in circles. Why didn't God just make more people in order to avoid using what he would later label as sin??😁 |
Expanse2020:Agreed. Ive tried to reconcile the differences but it doesn't add up. The other guy has tried to explain them away but instead is making God look incompetent which he's not. Im sure there are more rational defences or explanations. |
Dtruthspeaker:The usual trope is going on here. When u guys obviously can't defend ur fiction, of which uve not even defended it with anything sensible, you go on a selective tangent, driving away from the point, then you waffle aimlessly non stop like you're doing now, getting tunnel vision on selective parts of the argument ur against. It's expected, no surprise there😄. Anyways I'll bite as usual so you keep contradicting urself and what you stand for and any sensible person would see it for what it is. Your first analogy point I'm going to ignore cause uve obviously gone on a tangent as omniscience was never the crux of the issue and uve twisted the point ergo u waffle. I never said it wasn't God who laid what sins are. If not for your comprehension issues and need to go on a tangent ud see that's exactly the point im making and ive spelt out quite clearly. he made it a sin and then used that sin he claims to hate to drive his so called plan. It's either he's hypocritical, confused, delusional or doesn't know what he's doing which is sadly the picture ur painting. As for your traffic analogy, that's just a sad dissapointing analogy, come on, im sure u are likely educated. The basic framework of traffic laws are the same regardless of time and place. The laws are meant to prevent harm to road users and the basis of that is one that's universal ignoring semantics, so please go educate yourself before spewing ignorant dross dressed as analogies. Using your faulty analogy, you are saying he changes his mind which means he doesn't see the end from the beginning as claimed, if not the sensible thing would have been to simply make adjustments as seen from the end before even embarking at the beginning, no Kafkaesque bs, quite simple common sense really. But no, he enjoys complicating things according to you, even if it means indulging in what he despises when it could have been easily avoided by creating more persons at the start. Quite brilliant. Even then let's say he's allowed to change his mind as you said right?! and he does change his mind according to you but ironically your bible states and potrays otherwise😄 as seen in the following verses : Numbers 23 : 19, 1 Samuel 15 : 29, malachi 3 : 6, Hebrews 13 : 8, Psalm 102 : 25 -27, Isaiah 40 :8 and my favorite James 1:17 "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows." So what mental gymnastics are we going to participate in now waffle maker?? |
Dtruthspeaker:Wow... Just, wow. Didn't expect any sensible retort and im still left disappointed. Anyways ill bite. First off, wtf is that analogy, and how does it relate or make sense to you. The creator of the rechargeable fan is not all knowing and is limited by the chemical and physical properties of the materials He's working with, which he has to work around the limitations ergo those instructions to charge. He's not limitless and all powerful to do what he wants, so your half baked analogy falls flat. You're saying god condones sin. Secondly, you are literally stating God changes his mind which contradicts what your bible says, thirdly you're literally saying the god from ur religious texts is narcissistic ,hypocritical and confused going against the spirit and context of his own laws as a lawmaker and I doubt God's like that. "This thing is a sin, I abhor and hate it, don't do it" but im going to use that which i hate to set conditions that'll lead to you doing what i said you shouldn't. Then finally ill punish you for it when you do, even though you were stuck btw a rock and hard place due to my conditions. Please make it make sense. Then again Its very on brand with the god in your texts though and its not just incest. "Thou shall not kill", "its a sin, but please kill these select people and make sure you kill the men, women and children and make sure no one survives, cause they've run afoul of me". " Thou shall not covert your neighbors property" "but pleaze take that nice land of those your neighbors over there fllowing with milk and honey cause i promise it to you". Please make it make sense. You're practically saying, its not a sin cause its the wrong thing morally and naturally or its just not right, its a sin cause ur god said so and he can commit and use sin which he claims to hate and punishes his creations for committing. Make it make sense bros... |
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