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And for good reason! "Peter, an apostle of Jesus Christ, To the pilgrims of the Dispersion in Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia, elect according to the foreknowledge of God the Father, in sanctification of the Spirit, for obedience and sprinkling of the blood of Jesus Christ...

Zeke, could you do us a favor and close the floodgates of your brain a little. You're letting a stream of literal nonsense flow out. No one wants to read literal nonsense. Put a filter on it so that normal human beings can understand what you're saying, or perhaps just don't say anything at all...

Man! Talk about run-on sentences! .... If that can even be called a sentence......

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I always liked Bob's analogy: A woman needs to use her husband's car, so she gets in the driver's seat and pulls down the visor where he keeps the key, and sees a note taped to the visible side of the visor. Which message, if written on the note, would make her love him even more? And which...

@Ps82 please check your formatting in post #24. You post is not quotable.

Was catching up on some of @Dominic Enyart 's videos just now. This one in particular is extremely relevant:

See post #2, here: If you think you've found a flaw in the reasoning, please, by all means, point it out. Otherwise, you're just wrong. If God has infallible foreknowledge about everything in the future, then you do not have free will. Period.

You snipped the important part out. It's no wonder you can't understand what I said. Try again.

There's no law against falling off a cliff. Yet a sign warning people of the cliff's edge is a good thing to do.

I think I typo'd. Pretty sure I was distracted by something while I was writing my reply. Allow me to correct and clarify. Not quite. "God forbid" that we sin BECAUSE we are not under the law but under grace. We should love God, and our neighbors, not because we are under some sort of law...

Not quite. "God forbid" that we sin BECAUSE we are under the law. We should love God, and our neighbors, not because we are under some sort of law, because love fulfills the law.

GFM took it down.

Dude had a knife at a track meet he had no reason to be at, rummaging through stuff that wasn't his, in a tent that wasn't his, and was told to go away multiple times. Yeah, it's murder.

I saw this a bit ago and decided I wanted some General Tso's chicken for dinner tonight... (bottom left)

:think: Wasn't there someone on here with "half-a-brain" who used to say GP was a discredited source of baloney or some such thing?

Answer: Separation. Physical death is the separation of body from soul. Spiritual death is the separation of creation from Creator. Answer: God the Son is the One who died on the cross. The Holy Spirit did not die. The Father did not die. Answer: He preached in Paradise, to the righteous...

You're still avoiding the point. It doesn't matter what the laws of logic are. The very fact that logic exists at all and has rules precludes any kind of methodological naturalism, because logic cannot come about naturally. The fact that the universe has a beginning means it has a cause...

Which means it has a cause. Explain the correlation, please. Explain how thought, something that is not physical, is brought about by an electrical signal, something physical. Laws are discovered, not developed. If there was never any laws governing logic, then there never would be. Such...

Your eye shall not pity: life shall be for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Deuteronomy19:21&version=NKJV