@divegeester saidIt's the moons fault. 🤣
You sometimes post angry when you’ve been drinking, others have spotted it too. Even for you your style becomes abrupt, clipped, full of non sequiturs and angry barbs.
Today you’re just being your usual self.
@divegeester saidCould you show me where I called you a tare?
“Don’t toe the line with scripture”
Just listen to yourself man.
@divegeester saidYou blew hard on page 8, 13th post. My reply is at the top of page 9.
A blowhard?
Did you run out of wind? Or are you going to play your game of dodge and duck and deflection?
Or will you show some integrity?
Or make more unsubstantiated accusations with labeling and ad hominem attacks?
Or dump the forum?
Or be wishy-washy and demonstrate how weak and ineffectual your argument really is?
@divegeester
You're really good at ad hominem.
Is there a chance you can actually stay on topic and produce a substantive post?
@divegeester
Here's an example of the shallowness and spurious nature of your line of reasoning:
You posted this -
"Assertion 1)
Jesus saves the few, not the many
Evidence 1) Matt 7:14
“Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.”
You got it backwards. The assertion is, as Jesus said, that few find it - "it" being life.
A corollary of John 3:16 where Jesus also said, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
Notice the qualifier for not "perishing". "Belief".
Pretty simple to understand don't you think?
The assertion is that one can have "life" upon "belief", that "few find it", that "believing" saves from "perishing", and also the converse of not "finding it" and not "believing" is "perishing" or in the "broad way" that leads to "destruction".
Oddly enough, but apparently beyond you mental grasp, is that the assertion follows after the evidence.
I think that after reading the above you should realize the futility of you argument, that your understanding of what the scriptures say is inverted, that you need to actually read the Bible and consider the exact wording.
Then maybe you won't make yourself look so biblically ignorant and incompetent, and make such erroneous inferences and assertions.
@josephw saidI don’t see how any of this refutes what my OP asserts.
@divegeester
Here's an example of the shallowness and spurious nature of your line of reasoning:
You posted this -
"Assertion 1)
Jesus saves the few, not the many
Evidence 1) Matt 7:14
“Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.”
You got it backwards. The assertion is, as Jesus said, that fe ...[text shortened]... self look so biblically ignorant and incompetent, and make such erroneous inferences and assertions.
For example, I am indeed calling out that only a few find the way, find the life. You realise that the “way” is a metaphor for life? We are saying the same thing.
@divegeester said"I am indeed calling out that only a few find the way, find the life."
I don’t see how any of this refutes what my OP asserts.
For example, I am indeed calling out that only a few find the way, find the life. You realise that the “way” is a metaphor for life? We are saying the same thing.
What do you mean "calling out"?
@divegeester said@josephw is obviously crouching down next to his dog, therefore not at standing height.
By the way the horizon is at least 3 miles away at sea level at standing height.
@kevin-eleven saidMy dad was a career sailor, so I joined the Air Force.
Popeye the Sailor Man?
Maverick is my code name.
@kevin-eleven saidI have to crouch down to talk to my dog, otherwise she jumps on me. That's my Blue Heeler. I have two others. Not Heelers. Nine cats thanks to one particular female. I need to get her fixed. A bullet is cheaper.
@josephw is obviously crouching down next to his dog, therefore not at standing height.
@divegeester saidI don’t believe I did so I am asking you to correct me or realize I didn’t.
I already have in a previous thread.
Tell me you don’t remember me doing that?