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So you think that we do not live in a fallen world? That is a consequence of Adam's fall. Your weak understanding of scripture is showing, causing you to conflate terms. I said that that we are stuck with the CONSEQUENCES of Adam's sin. The consequence of jumping out of a plane at high...

What gave you that ridiculous idea? Which is exactly my (and Clete's) point. In fact, it's why we KNOW that prophecies fail. Saying it doesn't make it so, Mark. AGAIN: Jonah was a prophet ("a person who makes or claims to be able to make predictions.") God gave Jonah a prediction that He...

"Gospel" means "good news." There is plenty of good news in the Bible. Because you say so? Cite please. You're missing the point of contention with this statement. We're not saying there's multiple "aspects" of the same gospel. We're saying there are multiple gospels in the Bible. That...

So provide counseling to the mother, and protect the baby, and punish the rapist. Simple enough.

Yet you won't ever list them. Nope. I expect that you as well don't actually know any of them. "Except..." Do you not read the entirety of what I say before commenting on it? Do you assert that infection isn't a serious problem anymore, and that diseases like AIDS aren't a mainly...

But you're not listening. What OZOS just said is like a clanging cymbal to your ears. Listen to what he said, because he just pointed out a MAJOR difference between the gospel Paul referred to, and the gospel that the twelve were taught to preach. Yes, that's the point. The gospel that the...

So letting go of the rope to heaven and trusting the one who has already climbed the rope is the same as trying to climb the rope to heaven?

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You said the following: "God is not that simple as to be explained in human terms." Yet you, being a human, just explained, in human terms, a few aspects of God. Are you not contradicting yourself?

Is the life of the rapist more valuable than the life of the child conceived in rape?

Appeal to the stone. Again, the Bible says killing the innocent is murder. Children are, generally speaking, innocent. Thus, killing a child is murder. Subsequently, Christ (and others) was called, in the womb, a "child." Thus, killing a "child in the womb" is equivalent to killing a...

Appeal to incredulity is a logical fallacy.

In addition to what Clete said, don't confuse the measurement of time with time itself, which is what you have done here. As you said, a "day" is a measurement of time, but it is not time itself. "Eternity" literally means "endless/infinite time," not "timelessness." In other words, infinity...

This is called "begging the question." It is a logical fallacy. You are assuming the truth of your conclusion. First you must establish that God knew that Adam would sin. Once you have done that, then you can say this. It's called "Theological Fatalism." I recommend reading this article...

Why does God have to see the future (the Arminian position) in order for it to happen? Why can't He, as the Bible says, simply bring it to pass? Do you think that if He can't see the future (or if I were asking a Calvinist, if He didn't predetermine the future) He is not capable? That's a...

An infinite amount of time. If you have troubles understanding that, I recommend reading this section of an article on God being outside of time, which deals with how God crossed an infinity: https://kgov.com/infinity (The above is a link to a specific point of the article found at...

Sorry, first of all, I'm not Jewish, and don't hold to their beliefs. I hold to what the Bible says. Second, the Bible is quite clear, killing a child is wrong because he is made in God's image. Denying that children in the womb are not human beings is to deny the humanity of Christ, because...

"The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom." There's nothing inherently negative about fearing something, especially not God. For example, if you are climbing a mountain, having a fear of cornices will deter, if not prevent, you from going too close to the edge of a cliff with snow on...

As someone who understands the Bible, it's not a mystery (currently) that the Body of Christ is not Israel (though many are still confounded by their doctrine into thinking that it is), and that there are two different churches, the first being the nation of Israel, the second being the Body of...

Well, no. Rather, God created an autonomous creature that He willed to have free will, the ability to choose, and that creature, Adam, chose to rebel against God. God's will was to create beings that had wills of their own. What you said implies, inherently, that Adam did NOT have a will of...