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Hmmm, good question. As answering it is obviously best left to the experts, if anyone would like to hand me some, I'll be glad to take your samples back to the lab for some well-funded research and analysis! Better accuracy of results with larger sample set, so larger bills preferred!🤑

I read somewhere (maybe it was in an interview of Fleck, himself) that he can't read sheet music too well if at all. Which inability is definitely no handicap to him!

I have listened to quite a few Miles Davis albums over the past 30 years. So far as I remember, virtually all of his recordings I've heard are solely instrumental. But, the first time I played this one album all the way through, I was quite surprised when I got to the 7th track and immediately...

You know what you like, though, and it probably wouldn't make much sense to bother about being knowledgeable about music you're not fond of, anyway. Glad you enjoyed it! Live performances of Sugar Baby Blues? That would be cool to see/hear. I've only gotten around to listening to a few other...

@annabenedetti, you seem to have a fairly broad appreciation of music. Curious if you've ever heard this: I really like this tune.

Someone once told me Prince wrote that tune, so I looked it up. It sounds OK, but I like Sinéad O'Connor's version more.

Reminds me of Simon Magus, the sorcerer.

I should add that, if the prophesied event of the dead in Christ rising is to occur before the Rapture occurs, rather than simultaneously with the Rapture, then it would seem to mean that the Rapture could not be imminent. In such case, the rising of the dead in Christ would be the next...

Basically, I'm not sure whether to take Paul's "first...then" construct in verses 16-17 as indicating 1) the event of the rising of the dead in Christ as taking place some time prior to the event of the catching-up into heaven with them of those "who are alive and remain", or 2) those two events...

But it would seem new believers in such a scenario would be too late for participation in the being-changed moment of 1 Corinthians 15:52. Maybe. That's an idea I've never heard/considered. I've always taken the being changed as simultaneous and bound up with the Rapture. Your having drawn my...

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 13 But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope. 14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him. 15 For this...

Your phrase, "faith alone", isn't even in the Bible. Are you saying the Bible means something by a phrase it never even says? "The Biblical definition" for a phrase that's not even in the Bible?

It's funny how none of what you wrote in that post even resembles a response to anything I wrote in the post to which you replied.

Paul says we are justified by faith, so our faith actually can, nay, does justify. Must our faith be in our faith?

Different Greek words are behind these instances of "by"—different from the Greek behind the "by" in Romans 5:1. I should note that I have a handy, easy-to-use New Testament Greek resource standing by by which I was enabled to find that out by simply consulting it.

Romans 5:1 Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ The word "and" or "plus" or "in addition to" or "alongside" or "in conjunction with" is not in Romans 5:1. Wouldn't you agree, then, that in Romans 5:1, at least, Paul is only teaching that...

Wasn't sure where best to post this. I know it's not exactly a Creation Science topic, per se, but from the link it may be apparent why I chose to put it here, anyway. Throughout my adult life I've been kind of a jazz snob, yet I did "grow up" with a lot of rock music (and still can't help...

I saw him/her use that odd term once or twice: Made me kind of wonder where he/she got it from.

:ROFLMAO: That's not what the write ups say!