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In reply to the discussion: How is 'Jesus Son of God' different from sons of Greek gods? Ever hear sermon on this? [View all]Major Nikon
(36,904 posts)20. You were asked to define a word YOU used yourself as YOU define it, not "others"
If you refuse to do so, then it can be safely assumed you were just speaking gibberish.
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How is 'Jesus Son of God' different from sons of Greek gods? Ever hear sermon on this? [View all]
bobbieinok
Feb 2019
OP
IIRC there was a major debate in 80s? re validity of claims that can't be falsified
bobbieinok
Feb 2019
#31
Or, an admission that human intelliegence is not capable of understanding? eom
guillaumeb
Feb 2019
#38
Or a willful embrace of ignorance, intellectual fatalism and laziness, as sacred
Bretton Garcia
Feb 2019
#39
You were asked to define a word YOU used yourself as YOU define it, not "others"
Major Nikon
Feb 2019
#20
Genuine studies of cultural histories are interesting and informative. But
struggle4progress
Feb 2019
#43
The literalists take the view that the texts must be accepted as accurate accounts
struggle4progress
Feb 2019
#54
"A bit different, but not so very different" doesn't make for a long enough sermon
RockRaven
Feb 2019
#27