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The White Debonair
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do you think the people introducing this bill would be ok with that being taught as well? How about the idea that aliens did it? It's a (thinly) veiled attempt to introduce the story of Genesis where it does not belong
I thought it was well played by pj....but it confirms what he thinks of Christianity and proves my claim that he is looking for justification in his mind imo
If Im PJ I would go to Spurgeon for blind allegiance quotes.
Guess it is just me though.
Sorry if that is what you take from this. PJ keeps saying that i have not answered his questions when I have. To accept Christ one must "think as a child", as to suspend the natural urge for scientific fact. It is 100% a faith issue, but when attacked, am i not to respond?
"If you do not bump into satan every once in a while......you must be headed in the same direction."
I may be totally off base here but isn't there a verse in the NT, I'm thinking Romans but that may not be it, where it states (I'm very much paraphrasing here) that we will be judged based on what we've been exposed to? I.E. one with much knowledge will have more expected of them than one with little knowledge?
Sure, but if your position is faith, and faith alone, not sure what the point is of explaining anything when asked a direct logical question.
"Faith. That's it. I concede it makes absolutely no sense and logical rules don't apply."
That is basically the answer you are giving, which we all know (and you included it seems) does not address what pj is asking.
The issue of salvation still addresses an issue by applying a solution to a problem. There is still a logical conclusion being made (ie...somebody did this thing, so that this other thing is taken care of). Even if this is God's way of doing things, you seem fine to go down this road to explain something. You want to throw the rules out when the logical explanation no longer works.
I may be totally off base here but isn't there a verse in the NT, I'm thinking Romans but that may not be it, where it states (I'm very much paraphrasing here) that we will be judged based on what we've been exposed to? I.E. one with much knowledge will have more expected of them than one with little knowledge?
which is why I havse such an issue with it. Just like this thread subject, the people pushing it don't want "debate" they want to be able to introduce creation/ID as a valid argument in science classes. Thing is, they most likely only want the Christian view of creationism to be presented. No idea if there is a creation story in the Koran but you know full well that wouldn't be very welcome