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LLearner replied to the thread Origins Of Christianity.Wonderful! Then we can agree then, my 'potential Christian convert chum.. ...that the poor logical reasoning behind those propositions...
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LLearner replied to the thread Origins Of Christianity....but master. Ignorance is not always bliss when you're in danger. "The bird in paradise line you pose will not succeed, I pinch my...
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LLearner replied to the thread Origins Of Christianity.Whilst lifting the cauldron of hot coals with my inner forearms. With the sweat on my brow, and the excruciating pain, I was reminded...
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LLearner replied to the thread Origins Of Christianity.Yep, we often hear similar 'wisdom' that is naturally inate to most, if not all, humans who use basic common logic. You know like, when...
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LLearner replied to the thread Origins Of Christianity.I like it too. It entices me to continue further with a good discussion.🙂 (Ill have some free time to sit down tomorrow night)
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LLearner replied to the thread Origins Of Christianity.I don't think there is a mistake, as you are trying to portray above. Although, this could be an interesting topic in itself - It's not...
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LRight. So, what is the supposed problem? To reiterate: If there is a problem with the "not the work of man" phrase, it rests with the...
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LOne other thing: if the Golden Rule issue is irrelevant, then it would have been better to refrain from introducing it.
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LLearner said, “Paul was an educated man. It would be quite natural for him to have dialogue from a philosophy base to the educated , or...
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LI have not gotten the impression that Learner denies that there was/is Greek influence.
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LI agree. The relationships among Paul, Luke and "Luke" the author might be discernible and might shed light on "Origins of...
