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If I sin it is because I can't control all my actions because of the imperfect body I got out of the sin of my first human parents. Does the phrase: "no one is perfect" sound familiar to you? It's real. The reason a human cannot sire a horse is the same reason an imperfect man cannot sire a...

It is not consistent that you quote the Bible on the one hand while denying what it says on the other. The Bible is clear that the sin of all of humanity originated in Adam. It is the law of life: if a man is infected with a venereal disease and fathers a child, his child will suffer the...

Jesus Christ was a perfect man like Adam. He had not inherited sin genetically, so his physical constitution was similar to that of Adam before he sinned. If Jesus had followed the law faithfully during his life, he could have lived forever, because his righteousness would have assured his...

Eternal life is one thing. Immortality is something else. A perfect human body like Adam's when he was created could live forever. In that condition of perfect and just (out of obedience) his body could still be hurt for various reasons. He would have to have a guarantee that God would ensure...

Malachi wrote at about the same time as Nehemiah. The temple was already rebuilt, so it must have been around the 5th century BC. Malachi was the last inspired writer of the Jewish Scriptures, and after him the so-called intertestamental period began. Nearly four centuries passed before Jesus...

The continuation of the perfect life that Adam had been enjoying was conditional on his obedience to Jehovah. By disobeying God he became unworthy to continue living in that place created for righteous people, and was prevented from receiving the guarantee of the indefinite prolongation of his...

The tree of the knowledge of good and evil did not give man any additional knowledge, but rather represented God's right to tell man what was right and wrong. By eating from it Adam took away God's right of deciding that and became independent. Likewise the tree of life had no special property...

Well, in English this expression "who do you think you are?" is a reaction to certain attitudes. In my quote is a reaction to your suggestions to a lady; very rude of your part.

Christians have a God with name: Jehovah, and his Son is Jesus, the Christ Jehovah sent to humans. Whatever you think is irrelevant. Sorry for my honesty. You have nothing to teach us; we are not part of your religion. Col. 2:8 Look out that no one takes you captive by means of the philosophy...

If you say BahaUllah is the ultimate prophet, you are not a Christian.

Regardless of whatever you believe, the Scriptures already gave me those answers I needed to know about that.

That is a trap, brother. They are making you loose your time. But it is your choice, my brother. I am not trying to force you do anything.

If someone does not respect God by doing things that displease Him, then they do not deserve the goodness of God that facilitates the death of Christ. That person is trampling on Jesus, despising his sacrifice. Jesus' sacrifice was given for an opportunity. Opportunities are accepted by...

You're continuing to feed the trolls, brother.

Rom. 5:12-21 proves human death is not natural or part of the original purpose of God as you are theorizing when you said in post#50: About animals' death, the passage I quoted plainly states that: 2 Pet. 2:12 ... animals (...) act on instinct and are born to be caught and destroyed ... So...

"Being in the truth" is not only a JWs thing. It is a biblical expression often used by Paul. The concept THE TRUTH is biblical. You can do a search in the Bible by yourself.

Most biblical prophecies have three fulfillments: 1) the one closest to the time in which it is written and which is normally framed within the Israelite or Jewish people before Christ, 2) the one that is related to the Christian congregation of the first century and 3) the modern...

While you're inventing theories, we got the answers that the Bible gives: Rom. 5:12 That is why, just as through one man sin entered into the world and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because they had all sinned—. 13 For sin was in the world before the Law, but sin is not...

A 12-year-old JW girl I know taught her Jewish teacher in front of her class that the Pharaoh at the time of the Exodus drowned in the waters along with his army. He didn't know this because to know this detail you have to know different Bible passages that talk about this historical event...

Death in humans is not natural. Its origin is in our first parents. After that first human couple, all human beings die. There were no humans before them, and none who were born from them have been able to escape that enemy that is death. Animals were not created to live forever, but to be part...