I'd love to! But maybe it will be cold by the time I arrive! Rain check?You have earned a free cup of fresh ground coffee.
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I'd love to! But maybe it will be cold by the time I arrive! Rain check?You have earned a free cup of fresh ground coffee.
Our transport device is currently down so you may need to walk on over........
So many questions are answered by simply letting the Bible interpret itself.You have earned a free cup of fresh ground coffee.
Our transport device is currently down so you may need to walk on over........
If you wanted to distinguish between the chosen branch and the rejected branch, I can see calling one branch sons of God and calling the other branch sons of mankind. But my brain thinks how it thinks.Adam was called the son of God having been directly created by God. Seth was not called the son of God, instead, he was the son of Adam.
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What has been hidden from the minds of men is this = His Word is a Children's Book, adults find it frustratingly simple and feel the need to make corrections 'on their own'.So many questions are answered by simply letting the Bible interpret itself.
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More moonpies.Does it help to look at it this way?
I have an absolute, rather than relative epistemology. While some things require orientation, like directions, most things are absolute.Let the shrieking begin.
Keep in mind that your coffee remains intact as whole beans until your arrival upon which they are fresh ground and brewed.So many questions are answered by simply letting the Bible interpret itself.
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I’m currently, alongside the conversation, doing that, as I said previously I was going to do.That's just not the way the Scriptures present it. Again, I'd suggest examining every place the term appears, and look at exactly how it is, and is not, used.
Interesting topic!
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I didn’t have time, or the desire, to really follow that but your baby picture (and intended connection to a diaper and me making moonpies) cracked me up.More moonpies.
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I have an absolute, rather than relative epistemology. While some things require orientation, like directions, most things are absolute.
The notion of absolutes is roundly rejected by both the deconstructionists and the mystics. So, let's give one example of something that is absolute. Yesterday. A reference to the past is not a reference to the present or the future.
This absolute has a special term, The Law of Non-contradiction. It means that a thing cannot be what it isn't. It is also called the Law of Identity, denoted as A is A. Things are what they are.
This whole thread is based on supposition. You assert that one 'could look at it from a certain POV.' That's true and it's opposite is also true because that is the nature of conjecture. From my POV, you want the bloodline assertion to be true. An intelligent mind can rationalize anything. So, have at it. My favorite moonpie consumer.
i find your statement here quite intiguingly humorous = "The notion of absolutes is roundly rejected by both the deconstructionists and the mystics. So, let's give one example of something that is absolute. Yesterday. A reference to the past is not a reference to the present or the future."More moonpies.
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I have an absolute, rather than relative epistemology. While some things require orientation, like directions, most things are absolute.
The notion of absolutes is roundly rejected by both the deconstructionists and the mystics. So, let's give one example of something that is absolute. Yesterday. A reference to the past is not a reference to the present or the future.
This absolute has a special term, The Law of Non-contradiction. It means that a thing cannot be what it isn't. It is also called the Law of Identity, denoted as A is A. Things are what they are.
This whole thread is based on supposition. You assert that one 'could look at it from a certain POV.' That's true and it's opposite is also true because that is the nature of conjecture. From my POV, you want the bloodline assertion to be true. An intelligent mind can rationalize anything. So, have at it. My favorite moonpie consumer.
LOL!!!Keep in mind that your coffee remains intact as whole beans until your arrival upon which they are fresh ground and brewed.
Is that Phillip Translator Device available???
What if i pour the coffee on my keyboard while responding to you..........???
I see the scriptures presenting it that way. Your mind doesn’t. Two different minds.That's just not the way the Scriptures present it.
I see the scriptures presenting it that way. Your mind doesn’t. Two different minds.
I suppose I could see that also, but unless I have some compelling reason, I just take it like I find it. I find the Bible has consistency in how God uses His terms, but that's just me.If you wanted to distinguish between the chosen branch and the rejected branch, I can see calling one branch sons of God and calling the other branch sons of mankind. But my brain thinks how it thinks.
Im looking for two things - a preponderance of evidence and where I may have some unknown leaven.
Oh that’s not really what we do though. We don’t just take it like we find it. None of us do. We take it through filters of our own assumptions, assumptions of others, learned doctrines we hear repeated, life experiences, prejudices, hopes, fears, and more I haven’t listed.I suppose I could see that also, but unless I have some compelling reason, I just take it like I find it. I find the Bible has consistency in how God uses His terms, but that's just me.
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Oh that’s not really what we do though. We don’t just take it like we find it. None of us do. We take it through filters of our own assumptions, assumptions of others, learned doctrines we hear repeated, life experiences, prejudices, hopes, fears, and more I haven’t listed.
And there is not foolproof consistency of terms so you can’t just treat it all that way and hope to always be correct - satan is a snake/serpent and Jesus is a snake/serpent on a pole that men look to to be saved?
The scripture I temporarily removed the parts from that were clouding the thing I was trying to focus on shows that we sometimes can’t even apply basic reading comprehension to it by reason of our filters!
There were nephilim on earth in those days, when the Sons of God came into the daughters of mankind.
There were chickens in the yard when I was a young girl, when my parents raised me.
If you “take that sentence like you find it,” is your conclusion that I was raised by chickens? (Wrangler can have a field day with that sentence. I’m writing the jokes myself!)
But no, you don’t arrive at that conclusion. But why not? I’ve applied the same logic (or lack thereof) and the same hidden rule as you applied to the first sentence.
Have you taken both sentences as they are? Or have you filtered the first one?
That depends on you. People can be very different from each other, you realize.Oh that’s not really what we do though. We don’t just take it like we find it. None of us do. We take it through filters of our own assumptions, assumptions of others, learned doctrines we hear repeated, life experiences, prejudices, hopes, fears, and more I haven’t listed.
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At a certain point you just have to laugh.
I get that we, as humans, have to have a certain amount of…stored biases/pre-formed ideas from experience that we apply to some things. Otherwise, every time we faced something a second and third and tenth time, we would have to learn what it was again. HUGE waste of time and doubtful we would survive long.
But we absolutely can, and often do, when reading scripture, apply biases that we should not. Are we trying to save time when we read scripture? Of course not. We are trying to learn, not save time.
See Post #79That depends on you. People can be very different from each other, you realize.
Ok, I think we've covered the material. I've been addressing who these "sons of God" were, as the Bible uses that term.
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