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Ctrl+X. Ctrl+V. These work on ANY computer. (For Mac, replace Ctrl with Command key) Right click, cut. Right click, paste. These work on ANY computer running Windows. Not sure about other OSes. There, now you have no excuse.

Repeating your straw man won't make it true. And that's why when a man humbles himself, God be gracious and just to forgive them.

@beloved57 the Bible throughout scripture repeatedly tells man to humble himself. It's a response to God. It's not done without Him first telling us to humble ourselves. The following video is less than 7.5 minutes long. I STRONGLY suggest you watch it.

He died without having placed his faith in God. That puts him in Hell to await final judgement. Abraham's Bosom was a chamber in Hell reserved for the righteous dead, a "city of refuge," so to speak. Again, City of Refuge is a biblical term, mentioned in Numbers and Joshua, where someone who...

That's nice. Irrelevant. Jesus was making a claim that He was God. No other creature can make that claim and remain righteous.

And what is the standard you base that "addendum" on? Which is just examples of subjective points of view. What Clete said was an objective statement of reality.

When your argument consists of only a fallacy, then all one needs to do is call out the fallacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_tradition#:~:text=Appeal%20to%20tradition%20(also,may%20introduce%20other%20fallacies. And they were wrong for doing so.

False. Everything the Bible says is true. Snakes do indeed not talk. However, the "serpent" in Genesis 3 is a portrayal of Satan, who CAN talk. The "serpent" did talk, because Genesis 3 is portraying Satan as a serpent. It was Satan who was talking, not some random snake. Thank you for...

Red herring. The point we're, or at trying to make is that "evening and morning" is PART of that rotation, and not some "indeterminate period of time." Saying it doesn't make it so. Prove it. Of course it doesn't. The problem is that "made up" stands in opposition to "objective reality."...

The issue isn't whether or not moving the comma allows for your position. The issue is whether the grammar of the sentence allows for the comma to be moved. It doesn't. Therefore your question is moot.

Rich man is separated from Abraham and Lazarus by a gulf. Or, in other words, on one side of the gulf, you have the rich man, on the other side, you have Abraham and Lazarus. Paradise is just another name for "Abraham's Bosom," because it's a paradise compared to its surroundings in Hell. Is...

Just fyi, Red has been perma-banned, so you won't, unfortunately, be getting a response from him.

o/ Close enough. Geronimo! When "omnipresence" is defined as "God can be anywhere He wants to be, simultaneously," then there's no real issue. If omnipresence means "everywhere simultaneously" and nothing else, then there's a problem, and leads to panentheism, which is a topic for a...

Then you need to get your head checked. We're not trying to. What we're trying to do is understand what we CAN understand. So what? Therefore we can't even have a discussion to find out what we CAN understand? Because that sounds like you're trying to hide something that would easily be...

Nope. Because the Bible doesn't mention Jesus giving that authority. Evidence? The very verse you just quoted. False. Which makes you wrong.

Because of the promise God made with Abraham.

There's a giant hole in the Catholic "immaculate conception" doctrine. Scripture simply doesn't support it. . . . Spiritual death is inherited from the father, not from mom. Thus Jesus could be born from Mary's body, yet not inherit her sin. Regarding the Incarnation of Christ, some have...

Correct. He gave the Twelve Apostles that authority, because he was planning to return soon. Wrong.

Still missing the point. Yes, you would not get paid for 24 hours worth of work. But the fact that you worked from morning to evening shows a rotation of the earth. Just like "and there was evening, and there was morning, the first day." This coming from someone who seems to have made up much...

It refers to the END of the day, not the whole day. Long pressing and highlighting text doesn't bring up an option to quote? As above, "evening and morning" is saying that the day is ending, and then after a new day begins. Heavens came before earth, according to Genesis 1:1. Is it so...