And the mocking and ridicule of Christians goes on…and on..
Be interesting to see which side they come down on when it comes down to the nut cutting. My bet is they will come down against Trump, Washington, Jefferson and Christianity and side with Zero, Biden, Piglosi, Allah and Muhammad Ali.
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Ecc 10:2 The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the left.
A Nation which leaves God behind is soon left behind.
"The Lord never asked anyone to be a tax collector, lowyer, or Redskins fan".
I knew your drunken, stupid azz would chime in NVcunter! Thanks for your minus-two-cents worth! Please, reply. That way I can expose your stupidity and blind, senseless hate for everyone to see
Pot calling out the Kettle.
No, it's the other way around. The uninvited trolls crash the Christian threads. A Christian or two stands up to some [bleep]. The [bleep] cries foul and his troll buddies holler, "No fair! You aren't allowed to be meanies!"
And the mocking and ridicule of Christians goes on…and on..
Be interesting to see which side they come down on when it comes down to the nut cutting. My bet is they will come down against Trump, Washington, Jefferson and Christianity and side with Zero, Biden, Piglosi, Allah and Muhammad Ali.
Right. If someone doesn't agree with you, they're a commie Biden supporter.
And the mocking and ridicule of Christians goes on…and on..
Be interesting to see which side they come down on when it comes down to the nut cutting. My bet is they will come down against Trump, Washington, Jefferson and Christianity and side with Zero, Biden, Piglosi, Allah and Muhammad Ali.
You also seem unaware of what is happening here. In your case I know it's booze.
It’s beyond laughable that the CampFire has become the pulpit for screech preaching from Glamper. He’s got a couple of disciples that always show up to provide seating assignments before switching into character as the Oracle’s of faith accuracy.
It’s never not amusing.
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Curiosity Killed the Cat & The Prairie Dog “Molon Labe”
I'm not impressed. The Ehrman guy is a skilled debater, but he denies obvious fundamentals of the Scriptures.
He graduated from Moody Bible Institute with a degree in Bible Theology. He learned to read the ancient languages that the Bible manuscripts were written in, including Biblical Greek, and he’s read and studied the oldest copies that we have. Extensively. He got his B.A. from Wheaton, and his M.Div. and Ph.D from Princeton Theological Seminary; his baccalaureate and doctorate were conferred magna cum laude. These significant accomplishments were all to expand his knowledge and deepen his faith as a born-again Evangelical Christian. He taught at Rutgers, and now he teaches for the Department of Religious Studies at UNC Chapel Hill. I see his biography as being very impressive.
Originally Posted by Happy_Camper
Actually I believe the Epistles and books of the Bible are the credible documents from God to mankind.
It’s likely that the overwhelming majority of people who profess to be Christians believe that very thing as well. I don’t think most people…believers or not…have much of a problem with people choosing to believe that.
I want to hear more about... The spiritual is all about symbols...
Kent
Kent,
you're usually a nice guy.
Is that playing nice?
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men. In it is contentment In it is death and all you seek (Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
I'm not impressed. The Ehrman guy is a skilled debater, but he denies obvious fundamentals of the Scriptures.
He graduated from Moody Bible Institute with a degree in Bible Theology. He learned to read the ancient languages that the Bible manuscripts were written in, including Biblical Greek, and he’s read and studied the oldest copies that we have. Extensively. He got his B.A. from Wheaton, and his M.Div. and Ph.D from Princeton Theological Seminary; his baccalaureate and doctorate were conferred magna cum laude. These significant accomplishments were all to expand his knowledge and deepen his faith as a born-again Evangelical Christian. He taught at Rutgers, and now he teaches for the Department of Religious Studies at UNC Chapel Hill. I see his biography as being very impressive.
Originally Posted by Happy_Camper
Actually I believe the Epistles and books of the Bible are the credible documents from God to mankind.
It’s likely that the overwhelming majority of people who profess to be Christians believe that very thing as well. I don’t think anyone…believers or not…has much of a problem with people choosing to believe that.
Pretty impress CV I'd say.
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men. In it is contentment In it is death and all you seek (Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
“Credentials” and “degrees” ain’t worth spit if you are biased or are brainwashed into defending your pre-conceived notions. Common sense and Spirit-led intuition are more important factors
Smith and Wessons are Thoroughbreds; Rugers are Clydesdales —John Taffin
“Credentials” and “degrees” ain’t worth spit if you are biased or are brainwashed into defending your pre-conceived notions. Common sense and Spirit-led intuition are more important factors
These significant accomplishments were all to expand his knowledge and deepen his faith as a born-again Evangelical Christian.
It’s incredible how the evil b-stards NEVER stop hating, persecuting, and ridiculing Christians that speak out about their beliefs; but pretend to be “objective” or “logical”!! LMAO! How can anyone be so full of hate, and yet so clueless? No, it’s not funny. I truly pity you wretched human beings. It must be miserable to be you
Smith and Wessons are Thoroughbreds; Rugers are Clydesdales —John Taffin
I'm not impressed. The Ehrman guy is a skilled debater, but he denies obvious fundamentals of the Scriptures.
He graduated from Moody Bible Institute with a degree in Bible Theology. He learned to read the ancient languages that the Bible manuscripts were written in, including Biblical Greek, and he’s read and studied the oldest copies that we have. Extensively. He got his B.A. from Wheaton, and his M.Div. and Ph.D from Princeton Theological Seminary; his baccalaureate and doctorate were conferred magna cum laude. These significant accomplishments were all to expand his knowledge and deepen his faith as a born-again Evangelical Christian. He taught at Rutgers, and now he teaches for the Department of Religious Studies at UNC Chapel Hill. I see his biography as being very impressive.
Originally Posted by Happy_Camper
Actually I believe the Epistles and books of the Bible are the credible documents from God to mankind.
It’s likely that the overwhelming majority of people who profess to be Christians believe that very thing as well. I don’t think most people…believers or not…have much of a problem with people choosing to believe that.
I listened to a debate and came away with the idea that he did not believe in the deity of Christ. What do you think about that?
It’s incredible how the evil b-stards NEVER stop hating, persecuting, and ridiculing Christians that speak out about their beliefs; but pretend to be “objective” or “logical”!! LMAO! How can anyone be so full of hate, and yet so clueless? No, it’s not funny. I truly pity you wretched human beings. It must be miserable to be you
Please martyr yourself.
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Curiosity Killed the Cat & The Prairie Dog “Molon Labe”
I listened to a debate and came away with the idea that he did not believe in the deity of Christ. What do you think about that?
He did later become an agnostic after struggling with the philosophical problems of pain and evil and suffering in the world.
It’s not uncommon for people to struggle with that, nor is it uncommon for some Christians to experience a deconversion because of their inability to resolve a good and loving God with the pain and evil and suffering in the world; they end up walking away from the faith.
Nowadays he says that he continues to be attracted to the teachings of Jesus. He says Jesus' teachings of love and mercy and forgiveness really should dominate our lives, and that it really is better to love your neighbor as yourself. On the personal level, he says he agrees with many of the ethical teachings of Jesus, and he tries to model his life on them, even though he’s agnostic now due to his deconversion.
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