Spirituality
22 Jan 17
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22 Jan 17
Originally posted by apathistNo. I have some real good questions.
sonship, you are indoctrinated as they come. You aren't asking the right questions. Bible bible bible, you say. Why the Bible, I say.
But with those who are possibly on the verge of coming to Christ, I would not easily share them.
But you do have to see that there is a peace which passes all understanding. You see the real deepest answer is ..... a PERSON.
I say what a man really needs is a PERSON.
The last Adam became a life giving Spirit. Now no one can really explain exactly what the Spirit of God is. But we know that He is a Person, an unusual and supernatural one, but a Person.
What a Person Jesus is !!
22 Jan 17
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkNo, I've said nothing of the sort. But I do think people who have become indoctrinated often behave as if they have forfeited the capacity to listen to, or even acknowledge, ideas that fall outside the remit of those doctrines they happen to have internalized, let alone to exercise critical thought.
Are you trying to say that anyone who accepts the Bible does so without having given it critical thought?
22 Jan 17
Originally posted by apathistTwo questions....
Was kicked out of sunday school because wouldn't stop asking questions.
For the rest of my life (so far) I continued questioning, and I see why I was kicked out.
Why did you feel the need to start this self centered thread?
Why would anyone care what you believe?
22 Jan 17
Originally posted by FMFTo me it also seems like you have forfeited the capacity to listen to or even acknowledge Christians ideas, which coincidentally happen to fall outside the remit of of the ideas that you have internalized.
No, I've said nothing of the sort. But I do think people who have become indoctrinated often behave as if they have forfeited the capacity to listen to, or even acknowledge, ideas that fall outside the remit of those doctrines they happen to have internalized, let alone to exercise critical thought.