Originally posted by Grampy BobbyNot a whole lot.
What, then, differentiates you and your family from owls, jelly fish,
snakes, crows, mules, ants, country bugs, butterflies or worms?
P.S. Time for break (to warm up some Quiche and watch the news)..
And I predict that you will not be back to actually discuss the concept of the soul. I've been frequenting this forum for a number of years, and not once has a theist been willing to discuss it in detail.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyNothing -- He is an animal just like all those. He was once a frog or maybe a horned toad. 😏
What, then, differentiates you and your family from owls, jelly fish,
snakes, crows, mules, ants, country bugs, butterflies or worms?
P.S. Time for break (to warm up some Quiche and watch the news).
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyComplexity, I believe the invention of a soul is born of self importance and the fear of being finite (a result of our animal survival instinct). I see the entire web of life as my extended family and can function perfectly well without a supernatural being.
What, then, differentiates you and your family from owls, jelly fish,
snakes, crows, mules, ants, country bugs, butterflies or worms?
P.S. Time for break (to warm up some Quiche and watch the news).
.
Originally posted by OdBodSounds like you have found a perfect match. 😏
Complexity, I believe the invention of a soul is born of self importance and the fear of being finite (a result of our animal survival instinct). I see the entire web of life as my extended family and can function perfectly well without a supernatural being.
Originally posted by RJHindsI notice you have gone quiet on the definition of evolution since I explained it. Do you accept my explanation or do you plan to continue using your own nonstandard definition so as to allow yourself to continue to call everyone you don't like an evilutionist?
What is Evolution?
Originally posted by RJHindsRightly understood, nothing could be further from the truth.
Nothing -- He is an animal just like all those. He was once a frog or maybe a horned toad. 😏
twhitehead, born a human being with the rational capacity to learn chess
and come to a Saving Knowledge of the Risen Christ
who Died a Substitutionary Spiritual Death for twhitehead
as much so as for russ and chris, rjh and gb [period]
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWhat you overlook is that OdBod and twhitehead think like those animals still. A Substitutionary Spiritual Death means nothing to them. They would rather fight the pigs for the hog slop.
Rightly understood, nothing could be further from the truth.
twhitehead, born a human being with the rational capacity to learn chess
and come to a Saving Knowledge of the Risen Christ
who Died a Substitutionary Spiritual Death for twhitehead
as much so as for russ and chris, rjh and gb [period]
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Originally posted by RJHindsRJ, you're presuming to mess around with choices that are their sole prerogative to make. God Almighty Respects the Volition of OdBod and twhitehead (as well as the freedom to choose of every person that's ever lived). How can any of us do less? As in the Army, Mission First. Failure's Not an Option. Their degrees of knowledge and/or ignornance = none of my biz or yours. If they "would rather fight the pigs for the hog slop", simply watch or walk away. We're here to shed light, not to ridicule or judge.
What you overlook is that OdBod and twhitehead think like those animals still. A Substitutionary Spiritual Death means nothing to them. They would rather fight the pigs for the hog slop.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyPerhaps you are the one here to shed light. Who knows what I am here for?
RJ, you're presuming to mess around with choices that are their sole prerogative to make. God Almighty Respects the Volition of OdBod and twhitehead (as well as the freedom to choose of every person that's ever lived). How can any of us do less? As in the Army, Mission First. Failure's Not an Option. Their degrees of knowledge and/or ignornance = none o ...[text shortened]... g slop", simply watch or walk away. We're here to shed light, not to ridicule or judge.
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Originally posted by OdBodPlease see the link I posted today in the RHP Science Forum.
Complexity, I believe the invention of a soul is born of self importance and the fear of being finite (a result of our animal survival instinct). I see the entire web of life as my extended family and can function perfectly well without a supernatural being.
Originally posted by twhitehead
Not a whole lot.
P.S. Time for break (to warm up some Quiche and watch the news)..
And I predict that you will not be back to actually discuss the concept of the soul. I've been frequenting this forum for a number of years, and not once has a theist been willing to discuss it in detail.