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Regarding the Firmament:

Are bicycles sin?

Would you say that such a requirement for the king as outlined in my previous posts would lessen or perhaps eliminate the need for there to be a method for the king's removal? I ask because if a king is going to be so wicked that he ignores such directives, he's probably going to ignore any...

You should start at verse 14, instead of verse 23. It gives you the full context of what James is talking about: What does it profit, my brethren, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can faith save him? If a brother or sister is naked and destitute of daily food, and one of...

I think this article will help you understand. https://gracethrufaith.com/topical-studies/holidays-and-holy-days/solving-the-three-day-three-night-mystery/ (I will point out that they (GrThFa) are incorrect when they say that "the next day begins at sundown," as it was pointed out by Dr...

He doesn't believe in it because it's a false belief! And whether someone believes in Maundy Thursday is completely irrelevant to the point I'm making! If Maundy Thursday is a false belief based on incorrect interpretation of the Bible, then you should discard the idea altogether! Not...

@Derf @Idolater @rstrats Did you listen to the Kgov show I posted here? If not, you should. You're free not to, of course, but you should, because it ends the discussion. Completely. It leaves no room for interpretation. It fits the narrative of the Bible perfectly.

You should be more concerned with truth than propping up a falsehood with discussion. If, and I have given evidence that it is, Thursday was the day Christ was crucified, then Maundy Thursday is a falsehood that needs to be discarded. It is a defeater to this entire discussion. It renders the...

Yeah, ChatGPT isn't coming up with anything useful...

I don't think you did. When I say "there's no point in further discussion," I mean there's no point at all. For anyone. Even you. Like I said, it's the equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. And yes, I mean as it's sinking. I gave you a couple of lines of evidence that the...

It's not. It doesn't.

This is the equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. Again, if Maundy Thursday is not on a Thursday, because that's when the crucifixion happened, then there's no point in further discussion. It's completely moot.

@Idolater @rstrats I found the show I was looking for. https://kgov.com/on-what-day-of-the-week-did-jesus-die Bob had a guest on, Dr. Grady McMurtry, who went through, in detail, when the events surrounding Christ's crucifixion occurred, and why it was, in fact, on a Thursday that Christ was...

Yes. I don't know. They could have always had them, or they could have adapted to their environment (through their designed genetics).

Ceiling Bird makes an appearance again.... TWICE! I just want to point out that there are TWO different detectors that need batteries replaced, not just one.

I would point out that death didn't enter the world until after the fall, yet Adam and Eve (and other creatures) still had to eat, and plants were on the menu. So clearly the Bible doesn't consider their deaths as the death spoken of later. Why not?

I'm not sure.

Let me rephrase. Pathogens are what we call microorganisms that cause disease. Those microorganisms, as initially designed, would not have originally caused disease.

You see then that a man is justified by works, and not by faith only. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=James2:24&version=NKJV If you DO something in order to obtain something, that is a work. Someone is justified by works, according to James. Paul says: For if Abraham was...

I'm not disagreeing with this. Sure. That's a jump in logic. There is no evidence to support that they were made by men. There are plenty of other creatures in nature (designed by God) that have mechanical features. For example, Issus coleoptratus have literal gears built into their legs...