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Re: The god debate again... sigh (Re: Will Libertopia cause the needy to get less?
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Wed, 29 Nov 2000 23:11:58 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Dave Schuler writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Jon Kozan writes:
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> > Remember, please, my point about prophecies surrounding major Biblical • events.
> > The last event was the birth/life/death of Jesus.
> > About that there were slightly less than 200 prophecies.
> > All predicted beforehand, and all came true.
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> As reported by the very document that predicted them.
And lots of other archeological and historical evidence.
> Further, while I
> recognize that you can drum up historical evidence to support these
> predictions, I could parry that by asking which revision of the Bible we're
> cconsidering to have predicted them? Are you reading the Aramaic, Koine
> Greek, the Vulgate, Old English, or Modern English version? Which Word is
> *the* Word, because they are *not* all the same.
You're avoiding the personal aspects here - and the 'versions' are all pretty
much the same (contrary to your statement otherwise). I don't have time to go
into how you're attempting to twist things.
There aren't different versions as you state.
There are orignal languages and then there are translations due to the
antiquity of the documents through the prevailing tongues used throughout
history. Every ancient document has that happen to it.
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> > The Bible doesn't purport to be predictive on everything just to prove it's
> > validity. Rather it predicts events germane to it's purpose - God's
> > communications to man in relation to the topics God wants to share.
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> Once again, circular, but okay.
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> > The next major Biblical event has equally major ramifications for you, me,
> > and everyone else.
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> If you're referring to The Rapture, then I'll buy you a drink when the
> trumpets blow, but until then I'll maintain my skepticism.
I don't know which or what comes when - many would claim one way or another.
But of this I'm sure (and I think you can agree), the Bible predicts the end of
the world order as we know it.
That combined with the record surrounding Jesus should give any man cause to
stop and re-consider the claims it makes about the event.
-Jon
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