Eh any news of the guy who got really sick? is he ok?

I thought they would argue that it's in the past era?

I guess folks are busy.

How does prophecy work? I had one saying that I'll be a teacher. Back then i believed it because i was a teacher in training but now... Not a teacher anymore.

What does it mean to be a teaher too? Is it going to be something i never expect or? I mean, nobody expected Jesus' story to turn out like it did.

I just had a dream that i was tutoring kids. Sakit hati when i woke up and it turns out to be all a dream.

???

I don't understand what mean. If it's just an opinion? Nah. It's supposed to be from God.

Hey folks I need some help building an objection about Optimistic Nihilism



I already asked Reddit last week about their thoughts

https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comme...be_should_have/

The talk about it being dishonest is interesting.

The reason I'm asking is for writing reasons. Got to collect as many angles as possible so I can write better for the debate between characters.

Can tolong?

I don't know how to answer it when the other party insists that meaningless=liberation though

It's also for personal guarding. So I don't get shaken by the implications.

I better PM you. Don't want my post to be misattributed elsewhere.

The P in Psalms is silent, so just say "salms"

What is "menj"?

Hey, something got me thinking. We've heard much about ministering to people when they're unhappy and outcast. When we think of Jesus, the image of him working with the sick, oppressed, and lonely first come to mind.

But what did Jesus do with people who're already happy and contented with where they are? Those who're not interested in touching God because they don't see the need? I'm sure it's noted somewhere.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comme...ant_nabeel_who/

He's dying from stomach cancer. Urgent prayers stage de.

Someone showed me John Peterson's talks about psychology and whatnot. I don't know if he's Christian or not, but after listening to some of his vids I learned some stuff.

The cycle of violent ideologies, for example. And that the first step of any real change is acknowledging your own flaws.

All of these are already written in the Bible, 2000 years ish before modern psychology.

I'm sorry UW. I find it very hard to understand. By just existing we cause a chain of events that hurt another person. By deed and thought, by inaction or action.

Just existing as a human contributes to the problem of sin and there's no way to have everyone 100 percent good all the time...

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Oh no...

I still feel sad. MOre like "who's going to talk to the Muslims now?" It feels like a huge loss.

Ini fella sudah reported ke belum?

Hey my bf asked a question some time ago. He was wondering if the story of Adam's creation is symbolic. He reasoned the following:

1. Humans looked very different in the past.
2. If the dust from earth construction is symbolic, is it possible for God to evolve protohumans over time?

I said, manaboleh.jpg. It had to be a specific creation. The Bible states it very clear that Man is an image of God. Apes and proto apes are not. Also the breath is important because it means we're the only creation with the direct Spirit from God.

Then he asked about the Neathendals and Cro Magnons. Those are considered separate from Homo Sapiens a.k.a modern man. And I said, those could be a different race and not a different species. Like how an Asian look very different compared to a Mat Salleh and an African.

And one may never know if the "protohuman" is actually human, or an early species of apes. Well for evolutionists there is no distinction, so don't think they'll consider it that critical of a question.

Oh by the way the earliest humans remains were found in... Greece! Not Africa anymore. That news completely changed the migration theory paths.

How does the Bible explain these findings? By saying Adam and Eve are just symbols of human tribes is a problem in itself. It's not consistent with the rest of the story.

This post has been edited by Sophiera: Oct 3 2017, 04:06 PM

I don't trust the whole protohuman model since the beginning. Mana tahu they found a human with an ape skull. And the human lost their original head somewhere else. Primitive tribes wear animal skulls often.

If it was something obvious like a bull or a ram, it would be categorized as a helmet. But the moment you put an ape... A new 'species' discovered. Aduhai.

Also by now people are speculating that some dinosaurs actually have feathers instead of scales. Much more like giant birds.

Oh ya hor. You're right, there's Noah too.

The genetic diversity from God's original creation had split off into all shapes, colours, and sizes today. Yet we're not alien from each other.

Hey UW, I thought something about your fig leaf devotional. If all self-effort is frowned upon, does it also mean secular studies of psychology?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4GNDax08XvQ

Like macam ini? This person also does very interesting analysis about the Bible. I have to keep reminding myself that it's studied not from a holy spirit perspective.

Was super accurate about Cain and Abel though. The entire lecture is 2 hours long. But he got it right that Cain killed Abel out of bitterness. Did it to spite the ideal and God Himself.

https://youtu.be/44f3mxcsI50

From what i watched, yup. If i remember right it's because Cain's bitter attitude disrespected the sacrifice. Abel is the opposite.

Since Cain cannot deal with the pain that he fell short of the ideal, he destroyed it by killing Abel. That summed up the human race. The lecture highlights the mentality of revolutionists and our own 'cain' of our hearts.

Didn't watch the other bible vids. I did listen to his videos specifically targeting madness of SJW propaganda.

Oh i heard the clip about Noah too. You know the one where one of the sons mocked his father's weakness? Peterson sees it as a symbol of criticizing anything with the 'Spirit of the Father'. It can be an institution or other systems that nurtured society. Or it can be authority.

Each have their own flaws and vulnerabilities. Like nakedness. If you openly disrespect, mock, and insult anything that acts as a 'father', you inevitably end up as a slave. It can be a slave to ideology like what happened to the Communist era. Or they become slaves to their own nonsense behaviour.

Interesting interpretations.

This post has been edited by Sophiera: Oct 4 2017, 05:23 PM