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Not a tangent. I have to ask "What does 'that's so rad' mean, and could you possibly say this rephrased in a way that would be more...
Wednesday at 12:29 AM
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I'm trying to follow, would: "God meets our need, thus cannot be immutable"? be the summation of this argument?
Tuesday at 11:52 PM
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Tuesday at 11:50 PM
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I went back and read it. You missed an important caveat: with classical theism, it is absurd. Perhaps that's why you dislike the idea...
Tuesday at 10:57 PM
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It didn't say classical theism was absurd, it said 'if pushed literally, changing one's mind is an absurdity.' The app then said that...
Tuesday at 10:49 PM
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Welcome back, Lon. How about "repent"? How about "decided to change his path or direction"? How about "regret"? How about "relent"? All...
Tuesday at 7:59 PM
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Sure, much better and more accurate than "changed His mind." While many translations/paraphrases would intimate 'changed His mind' the...
Tuesday at 7:58 PM
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And this stupidity is why you will remain on ignore!
Tuesday at 2:33 PM
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Me: The problem is God's impassivity by translation. When we are trying to know the nature and character of God, because even the...
Tuesday at 2:22 PM
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The one problem: are we reading paraphrase or actual intent? If we stick to some one's particular rendition, have we bought that...
Tuesday at 2:14 PM
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The apostle Peter when translated to English said the opposite. It’s funny how you don’t actually listen to a word he says. He says you...
Tuesday at 2:12 PM
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If I actually knew you, we'd be friends. You get mad at me a lot, but I know you. Do you really know me? If exasperating, we simply...
Tuesday at 2:00 PM
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Nice to see you. Very interesting if true. Sighing implies, signifies, connotes, hints at, entails, reluctance.
Tuesday at 1:45 PM
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Yup, me too. I've been away a long time, basically a 4 month ignore on my part. I get it. I have it too. Open Theism clouds issues...
Tuesday at 1:07 AM
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St. Cletus has a better fish fry than St. Elizabeth.
Tuesday at 12:38 AM
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