So you'd want to be the thorn in his side?If I had to choose a historical moment, I'd try to annoy Paul so much that it'd prevent him from writing the Epistles..
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Nydhogg
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It was a toss up between annoying Paul and annoying Muhammad.
Monotheism wouldn't have caught worldwide popularity without Paul. No Epistles would mean no Christianity. No Christianity, in all likelihood, would mean no Islam (christianity was an influence on muslim thought). So I guess Paul would be a twofer.
Monotheism wouldn't have caught worldwide popularity without Paul. No Epistles would mean no Christianity. No Christianity, in all likelihood, would mean no Islam (christianity was an influence on muslim thought). So I guess Paul would be a twofer.
Can't wait for that one. :jump:
Answers to tough questions. :think: I think the answer is...
E.g. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? The chicken because God created chickens on day six (Ge 1:24-25).
If a tree falls in the forest and no one was there was there sound? No, sound is in the mind.
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Deep thoughts.
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Nydhogg
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Did the chicken come ready to lay an egg? :think:I personally like chickens and eggs. :chew:
I believe, as do you, that God created the chicken first along with the rooster.
Chicken meets rooster. Time goes by. Out pops an egg. :stuck:
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- Chicken covers rooster [male] and hen [female].
- Not all eggs are produced this way. Most come out without a baby chick, because there has been no meeting of rooster and hen.
Chickens in the niiiiiiight, exchanging glances.
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I'd like a thread on spiritual truths experienced in or extracted from various forms of non-biblical (as in "not the Bible" not "against the Bible") literature.
Novels, comic books, nonfiction books, television, film, theatre, etc.
Been reading Molière's Tartuffe for a Literature class, and there are many lessons to be learned from its satire of religious hypocrisy.
Novels, comic books, nonfiction books, television, film, theatre, etc.
Been reading Molière's Tartuffe for a Literature class, and there are many lessons to be learned from its satire of religious hypocrisy.
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"Are stereotypes ever useful/good/valuable, etc.?"
"Are stereotypes ever useful/good/valuable, etc.?"
By and large, do you ever utilize generalizations? lain:
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The Graphite
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By and large, do you ever utilize generalizations?
I hope not. As everyone on the entire face of the earth knows, generalizations are always bad.
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By and large, do you ever utilize generalizations?
We Irish Cowboys drink our Guinness, sharpen our spurs, and leave the generalizations to others. :thumb:
I hope not. As everyone on the entire face of the earth knows, generalizations are always bad.
Mostly, I never don't use them.
lain: Though sometimes I haven't.