I made clear that faith is a choice. I'm not sure why you made that a point after I did.
Because your comment seemed to focus on evidence, and theological arguments don't really affect whether people believe in God or not.
I don't know why they hold special importance to you.
Because they state clearly that the title, the Word of God (falsely placed on the bible, despite the bible never saying that) belongs to Jesus.
That means that God spoke through Jesus, that one of his roles since before the creation was to be the Word of the heavenly father. Now consider the implications that we have incredibly reliable first-hand accounts of what God has said - and that his son lived on earth and 4 memoirs of his life are recorded.
I've read the other sacred texts too, nothing comes close to the morality of willingly being crucified for humanity - including the cabal of the time (pharisees) who Jesus had called 'the children of Satan' - and the cabal of today. It's unfathomable and only someone without sin could do such a thing.
Loving, praying for and dying for your enemies, especially enemies who do evil like eat babies.... (canon of baal=cannibal)
Science has long-since proven biblical claims thousands of years after they were recorded - parting of the dead sea, knowledge existing in blood, 'the earth hangs on nothing', flat universe 'Rev and Is say that god will roll the heavens back up like a scroll', etc.
I made a post yesterday with conclusive cosmological proof of an intelligent creator if you're interested.
People have went to sodom and her sister-cities, they found ruins of buildings, pyramids (idolatry) and sphinx's (idolatry) - samples taken of sulfur showed purity well in-excess of 90%, which doesn't occur in nature.
Everything from nothing makes no logical sense and is wishful thinking at best - intellectual dishonesty at worst. Science is pointing towards creationism more and more.
An eternal heaven which God has resided in since before the creation of our time-limited universe makes so much more sense than doughnut-shaped universities, steady state theory, multiverses, big bounces, etc. etc.
I made clear that faith is a choice. I'm not sure why you made that a point after I did.
Because your comment seemed to focus on evidence, and theological arguments don't really affect whether people believe in God or not.
I don't know why they hold special importance to you.
Because they state clearly that the title, the Word of God (falsely placed on the bible, despite the bible never saying that) belongs to Jesus.
That means that God spoke through Jesus, that one of his roles since before the creation was to be the Word of the heavenly father. Now consider the implications that we have incredibly reliable first-hand accounts of what God has said - and that his son lived on earth and 4 memoirs of his life are recorded.
I've read the other sacred texts too, nothing comes close to the morality of willingly being crucified for humanity - including the cabal of the time (pharisees) who Jesus had called 'the children of Satan' - and the cabal of today. It's unfathomable and only someone without sin could do such a thing.
Loving, praying for and dying for your enemies, especially enemies you do evil like eat babies.... (canon of baal=cannibal)
Science has long-since proven biblical claims thousands of years after they were recorded - parting of the dead sea, knowledge existing in blood, 'the earth hangs on nothing', flat universe 'Rev and Is say that god will roll the heavens back up like a scroll', etc.
I made a post yesterday with conclusive cosmological proof of an intelligent creator if you're interested.
People have went to sodom and her sister-cities, they found ruins of buildings, pyramids (idolatry) and sphinx's (idolatry) - samples taken of sulfur showed purity well in-excess of 90%, which doesn't occur in nature.
Everything from nothing makes no logical sense and is wishful thinking at best - intellectual dishonesty at worst. Science is pointing towards creationism more and more.
An eternal heaven which God has resided in since before the creation of our time-limited universe makes so much more sense than doughnut-shaped universities, steady state theory, multiverses, big bounces, etc. etc.
I made clear that faith is a choice. I'm not sure why you made that a point after I did.
Because your comment seemed to focus on evidence, and theological arguments don't really affect whether people believe in God or not.
I don't know why they hold special importance to you.
Because they state clearly that the title, the Word of God (falsely placed on the bible, despite the bible never saying that) belongs to Jesus.
That means that God spoke through Jesus, that one of his roles since before the creation was to be the Word of the heavenly father. Now consider the implications that we have incredibly reliable first-hand accounts of what God has said - and that his son lived on earth and 4 memoirs of his life are recorded.
I've read the other sacred texts too, nothing comes close to the morality of willingly being crucified for humanity - including the cabal of the time (pharisees) who Jesus had called 'the children of Satan' - and the cabal of today. It's unfathomable and only someone without sin could do such a thing.
Loving, praying for and dying for your enemies, especially enemies you do evil like eat babies.... (canon of baal=cannibal)
Science has long-since proven biblical claims thousands of years after they were recorded - parting of the dead sea, knowledge existing in blood, 'the earth hangs on nothing', flat universe 'Rev and Is say that god will roll the heavens back up like a scroll', etc.
I made a post yesterday with conclusive cosmological proof of an intelligent creator if you're interested, and if you can find them - there's videos on YT of scientists exploring modern-day sodom and the surrounding cities - they found what looks like ruins of pyramids and sphinx's - samples taken from the ruined walls and ground on sulfur showed purity well in-excess of 90%, which doesn't occur in nature.
Everything from nothing makes no logical sense, and science is pointing towards creationism more and more.
An eternal heaven which God has resided in since before the creation of our time-limited universe makes so much more sense than doughnut-shaped universities, steady state theory, multiverses, big bounces, etc. etc.