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Jayls5 said:Archetype said:I knew this was going to happen. :crazyeyes:
This conversation is about faith, not logic, which will be shown to be worse than the lord's foolishness, or reasoning. Yes i attacked him, because the faithful christian would understand. The heathens could not possibly understand along side with that, christ "reveals his message to whom he pleases." a heathen will never be able to comprehend it, unless he his transformed to christianity, thru the grace of the holy spirit.
Thats why I told him I couldn't quote anything outside of scripture or any so-called science scholar and bible scholars/pharisees. The argument would have to remain strictly scripture. He brought in #$%^ about an ape walking on his hind legs, clearly we all agreed that the conversation would be limited to scripture or at least I assumed it. obviously the christ hating atheists/antichrists didn't want that.
One individual claimed that god never assumed human form, i defeated it by saying then who is christ? then he tried to say thatif god did assume human form, then he would be imperfect, which again is false.
Christ was flesh and blood like you and me, except that he was w/o sin, christ was incapable of sinning. although, since he is god, he can sin if he wanted to, but he always remained faithful to the lord and called on the holy spirit, he is the son of god, through and through.
scientists say we belong to the ape class. since we have opposable thumbs, no tails( at least prehensible ones like monkeys), hair, warm blood and whatnot. but in the book of genesis, it clearly states that the lord created our ancestors, adam and then eve, in his image. therefore the story of creationism holds credence in the origin of humans by a supernatural human being, the one most high and not a monkey or talking frog.
now we are not talking about mutations in the genome sequence or animals selectively breeding in the ecosystems. there is also no direct link between the ape, man and the neanderthal to suggest otherwise. clearly, man was created from the divine spirit and is given dominion over all things on earth. I sincerely don't think any self-professing christian would be believe otherwise.
with that said, I can only argue scripture. i am not concerned with or will quote #$%^ from the likes of richard dawkins et al. that man clearly worships the devil.
Last time I checked, this is a Christianity AND Science forum.
If you only want to argue scripture only, then you should probably seek out a theology forum. This forum is for discussing science's relationship with Christianity, whether it be mutually exclusive or complementary (both cases can be made).
I liked your bible references. By the way, the bible clearly contradicts itself between the first and second books of genesis. First book: man made after animals. Second book: animals made after man.
Your tone clearly demonstrates a confrontational attitude. I urge you to be a little more "Christian" about it and stop the character attacks.
First and second books of genesis? What bible are you reading? The Book of Mormon?