ThatOwlWoman (03-23-2018)
why do these doinks keep claiming something had to create its self
where is that written?
ThatOwlWoman (03-23-2018)
BRUTALITOPS (03-21-2018)
No...I am not.
.go play in the street.....
Very classy.
I could not care less about what you guess about the REALITY of existence.if you don't like what I believe you can ignore it or live with it......
Nor I...with you.I really don't give a fuck if you agree with me......
Science asserts that this thing we humans call "the universe" had a beginning in the Big Bang. They do NOT know if this is all there is to THE UNIVERSE...they do not know about what WAS before the Big Bang. As for this thing being "material"...you are incorrect. Scientists have discovered that molecule exist...made of atoms...made of sub atomic particles...made of...who knows what.science believes that the universe is material and that the universe had a beginning.....
If the answer were as simple as you think it is...EVERY scientist would be a theist of some sort...but most are atheists or agnostics.
So wake the hell up before calling other people stupid.
Not necessary. You are mistaking the scientific position....if you don't like that tell science why its wrong.....
kudzu (03-21-2018), ThatOwlWoman (03-23-2018)
evince (03-23-2018)
evince (03-23-2018), ThatOwlWoman (03-23-2018)
Grugore (03-25-2018)
Cool!
It involves two male characters who lived at different times and different places; and the one in the most recent time said it would duplicate a similar feat (timewise) done in the earlier instance.
But you didn't answer my question ... you merely expressed confidence that I will fail.
Again, Would you change your mind if I succeed? More importantly, would it change your certainty on biblical predictions/prophecies to something less than 100%?
Chapters & verses to follow if you (yea or nay) answer my question.
BTW, let me know if there is a particular translation of the Bible you prefer, one that is online.
Most Bible prophesy was written after the fact.
The term for it is Vāticinium ex ēventū is a technical theological or historiographical term referring to a prophecy written after the author already had information about the events being "foretold". The text is written so as to appear that the prophecy had taken place before the event, when in fact it was written after the events supposedly predicted.
Vaticinium ex eventu is a form of hindsight bias. The concept is similar but distinct from postdiction, where prophecies that were genuinely written or spoken before the event are reinterpreted after the event to fit the facts as they occurred....
Nope..
Leviticus and Deuteronomy were written during and after the Babylonian exile.. Then Genesis and Exodus were written later.
During the time of King Omri the stories from Judah and Israel were cobbled together..
They had schools for prophets.. and they were like our modern day news analysts predicting loosely what might happen if they did or didn't do certain things.
Some books were written by more than one author and added to hundreds of years later.
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