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SirLagalott
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Hey, Kidan, wanna just warn you about using 3 to point to the trinity...
A) thers plasma and afternoon, its not fair to divide it into 3.
B) past/present/future implies that God changes from father/son/holy spirit, which he does not.
-- anyway I'm just saying be careful about your words. You don't wanna screw up when we're dealing with this kind of thing, which is why I don't like doing it "for real".
Yah, the "give a reason for your faith" is in 1 Peter, chapter 5, I believe (around there). Scientific/Historic/Scriptural evidence is very important to know as Christians, and we shouldn't limit ourselves.
And about interpretations.. I don't think theres really such a thing as "interpretations", only "interpretation". No where, ever, are there more than one correct interpretation (except for tiny nuances). Even in poetry, authors sit down with a theme in mind, and communicate it. Its up to you to interperet it right. Everything else is just wrong.
And Yes, the bible teaches us constantly that we should look through the scripture to make sure that we arn't corrupted. I would assume its somewhere in Timothy where Paul advises us be wary of false teachers. I know for sure its at the end of first john, but I like peter beter.
Its late and I've already gone on for far too long. cya.
A) thers plasma and afternoon, its not fair to divide it into 3.
B) past/present/future implies that God changes from father/son/holy spirit, which he does not.
-- anyway I'm just saying be careful about your words. You don't wanna screw up when we're dealing with this kind of thing, which is why I don't like doing it "for real".
Yah, the "give a reason for your faith" is in 1 Peter, chapter 5, I believe (around there). Scientific/Historic/Scriptural evidence is very important to know as Christians, and we shouldn't limit ourselves.
And about interpretations.. I don't think theres really such a thing as "interpretations", only "interpretation". No where, ever, are there more than one correct interpretation (except for tiny nuances). Even in poetry, authors sit down with a theme in mind, and communicate it. Its up to you to interperet it right. Everything else is just wrong.
And Yes, the bible teaches us constantly that we should look through the scripture to make sure that we arn't corrupted. I would assume its somewhere in Timothy where Paul advises us be wary of false teachers. I know for sure its at the end of first john, but I like peter beter.
Its late and I've already gone on for far too long. cya.