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I can't. But that's not what I'm doing. I'm saying Scripture does not reject it. The only passage that seems to directly refute it is Hebrews 9:27, and as I said I maintain it is an ambiguous statement (and it doesn't matter whether it's in English or Greek) that may not refute reincarnation at...
I meant on your Truth Challenge website. You reposted previous quotes from me and debated them without me even knowing until now. You even used my forum name. Not cool.
So you thought it was fair to openly debate with someone who had no way of responding?
You didn't see what I saw. It's something I'll never forget. Yes, it does seem to conflict with mainstream Scriptural interpretation. So a big part of my current journey is finding out why.
There sure is a lot in that article that I was never given a chance to respond to. Another, you said "Heb 9:27 doesn’t necessarily say dying only once. How does he know that?"
I'm not even sure what you arguing here. If it doesn't say that, then it supports my view of reincarnation. So you're...
First comment, no I don't know Greek or what hapax means. That is why I asked on this very forum if someone could provide some translation support.
And actually it still doesn't matter. Whether Greek or English, 9:27 can still be interpreted as a conditional statement. You die once, and then...
Yes, that's what I originally thought as well. Then I realized that all that passage may be saying is that after each life, there is a mandatory life review. It doesn't necessarily say that you only get one life.
Furthermore, it's just the kind of passage that a manipulative editor might leave...
I define reincarnation (not resurrection) as repeating corporeal life by being born in a completely different body. Pretty much the standard definition.
No, I do not think the Bible teaches reincarnation. In fact, I have a strong suspicion that Scripture was "sanitized" of nearly all references...
This also happens with really fresh sushi sometimes. I had a friend tell me once. As soon as the piece of fish hit the soy sauce (which has a lot of salt), started twitching. Don't know if he still ate it.
Here's how nerves work in under 3 minutes. It's still a bit complex, but it starts with the electrical resting state of a nerve fiber, which is maintained by potassium ions pumped in, and sodium ions pumped out. This means the nerve cell has a net charge of negative inside, and a net positive...
It's a famous traditional Japanese candy. The candy is wrapped in edible rice paper, and it comes with a toy. In the old days, a plastic one, now it's some kind of card. You can see where the box used to be divided into two compartments, one for the candy, the little one for the toy.
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