@kellyjay saidI’ve laid out in plain words how you have been trying to position yourself in order to avoid being challenged on how you personally know that “everything in the Bible is true and accurate” and subsequently how you decide which bits you decide are literal and doctrinal.
Those that stay true to the original text as the goal of translation, and some don't. You can choose to belittle my intelligence, and honesty; it is what you do.
So far you’ve come up with a claim that you find some translations to be better than others, but you cannot seem to say why. Instead you’ve given some rhetoric about your “study” and the “commentary” related to various translations, then you’ve sidestepped owning up to “preferring” these “better translations” and you are generally playing a sort of intellectual dodgeball.
So we are no further forward in understanding how and why you think “everything in the Bible is true and accurate”?
12 Feb 22
@avalanchethecat saidObviously you haven’t looked at it in any greater depth than you looked into the reliability of the Gospels, the Holy Bible as a whole and the theory of evolution.
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12 Feb 22
@divegeester saidWhat do you know about the Shroud of Turin?
Yeah I had to let that one pass 😂
Anything?
You know how the image on the Shroud was created?
12 Feb 22
@avalanchethecat saidNothing but trolling today?
Wanna buy a bridge?
You’ve been hanging around dive too long,
12 Feb 22
@avalanchethecat said🥱 😴 💤
Are you trying to pretend that your post at 17:03 in this thread wasn't a weak attempt to troll?
12 Feb 22
@divegeester saidHappy to see you in a good mood for once!
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Whizzing in the pool
Whizzing in the pool
PB peanut butter
Is whizzing in the pool.
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@rajk999 saidJesus and the Bible do not contradict one another, which is why when the things you say don't line up with the scriptures from the things that Jesus said to those the Holy Spirit gave others to write, you are in error. There isn't a side of the Bible that goes against what Jesus says. We side with the whole Word of God, not just the parts we cherry-pick to suit our pet doctrines as you do.
The bible is taken to the absolute truth for Christians only. The absolute truth is from the mouth of Jesus Christ. So when the truth as Jesus spoke it, contradicts what the Bible said, then Christians have a problem and they often side with the bible.
@divegeester saidI've been clear since day one that you need to read the whole Bible, not cherry-pick verses that you like, and exclude others that don't align with your pet doctrinal beliefs. If you are trying to understand and some parts don't agree with what you think one passage means, you need to study more because the Word does not disagree with itself.
I’ve laid out in plain words how you have been trying to position yourself in order to avoid being challenged on how you personally know that “everything in the Bible is true and accurate” and subsequently how you decide which bits you decide are literal and doctrinal.
So far you’ve come up with a claim that you find some translations to be better than others, but you ...[text shortened]... rther forward in understanding how and why you think “everything in the Bible is true and accurate”?
You don't believe the Bible is the Word of God and claim to be a Christian, then what parts do you reject and accept. I accept the whole; I'm not trying to cut out parts I dislike and like; that would be you.
13 Feb 22
@kellyjay saidWhat have I said does not line up with scripture.
Jesus and the Bible do not contradict one another, which is why when the things you say don't line up with the scriptures from the things that Jesus said to those the Holy Spirit gave others to write, you are in error. There isn't a side of the Bible that goes against what Jesus says. We side with the whole Word of God, not just the parts we cherry-pick to suit our pet doctrines as you do.
@rajk999 saidLet's start with when Jesus and the Bible disagree people side with the Bible over Jesus; Jesus is the Word of God that would never happen. So all of those times, you have scripture quoted to you that goes directly against what you are claiming; each and everyone one of those times, you are in error.
What have I said does not line up with scripture.
13 Feb 22
@kellyjay saidAnd yet you can give not one example and it happened all those times.
Let's start with when Jesus and the Bible disagree people side with the Bible over Jesus; Jesus is the Word of God that would never happen. So all of those times, you have scripture quoted to you that goes directly against what you are claiming; each and everyone one of those times, you are in error.