I went through 11 years of college and I have had to do a lot of reading comprehension. Your reply was too hard to follow. You may not feel it was, but you are coming from a position of already understanding your own beliefs.Solo said:Perhaps you should attend a comprehension course and then reread my previous explanation, or are you on this forum to stir up lies and strife?
Maybe that is the difference. Evolution and science are use to being objective whereas you wish for meanings to be subjective and malleable.Read the definition of the Hebrew word used and you will realize that you are once again in error. Of course the evolutionists are accustomed to making erroneous assumptions.
At face value this makes no sense either, though I know that is the gist of the New Testament.If you take the Bible at face value, then you understand that God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
English has different connotations for "move" such as moving a person's heart. However, when you say the world has a foundation and that makes it immovable, it is not that definition.Try understanding the meaning of move. Many definitions exist for that one English word. By the definition of the word move below, what is the meaning of the sentence, "I wish Quath would be moved".
Umm. So you are saying that the Christians of the time of Galileo were like me? You are suggesting that people did not understand the Bible until people like you came along. What makes you so different that the people back then could not comprehend the Bible as you do?Those people who did not understand the meaning of the words of the Bible were no different than you. I suspect that if you lived back then, you would believe that the earth stood still and never moved. After all you said that you take the Bible at face value. You make too many assumptions that lead to a rambling of unintelligible jargon that appeases your intellect but is unworthy of debate.
Ummm. Every time there was a conflict between science and the Bible, the Bible was found to be wrong. Then Christians say "Oh wait. We must have misinterpreted that." Or they hold to their views despite the rest of the world leaving them behind in their mythology. Off the top of my head some of the issues were flat earth, moving earth, germ theroy of disease versus demons and the existance of mythological creatures.Science has a horrible track record with regard to the Word of God who is the author of this world. The science that contradicts the Bible is suspect and should be revisited, the science that agrees with the Bible is true.
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