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but that would suggest Christianity wasn't 100% what it should be until more recently. Why did it need reformation?djaggs wrote:All reformation of the Church came about as men got..."epiphanies" we call it revelation. It was how the reformation of the Church started. The church also took a stand against slavery. The church did not engage in slavery, perhaps it did not act. But eventually it did.
Charles Darwin wrote:At some future period, not very distant as measured by centuries, the civilised races of man will almost certainly exterminate, and replace, the savage races throughout the world. At the same time the anthropomorphous apes … will no doubt be exterminated. The break between man and his nearest allies will then be wider, for it will intervene between man in a more civilised state, as we may hope, even than the Caucasian, and some ape as low as a baboon, instead of as now between the negro or Australian and the gorilla.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:but that would suggest Christianity wasn't 100% what it should be until more recently. Why did it need reformation?djaggs wrote:All reformation of the Church came about as men got..."epiphanies" we call it revelation. It was how the reformation of the Church started. The church also took a stand against slavery. The church did not engage in slavery, perhaps it did not act. But eventually it did.
djaggs wrote:He introduced the concept of temple or cathedral worship. He felt that the way Christians worship wasnt befitting a king like him so he converted pagan temples into christian temples, an anti biblical concept. This is where the modern concept of the Church building and cathedral came from.
if the Bible is a historical document why them does all this scientific evidence point to the earth being billions of years old when the Bible says it's only ~6000 years old. Christians claim dinosaurs walked with humans yet there is no scientific evidence of this and alot of accounts such as the global flood. Why is this?djaggs wrote:The bible is not only a historical document, it is also a book of prophecy. Every prophecy in the bible will come to pass. For the last 5000 years, each prophecy has come to pass. Time has been shortened, dont you feel that a day is no longer as long as it used to feel before? A week flies by in a blink ?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ if the entire "church" goes astray for "seasons" at a time and reformation is needed to "be led back to the truth of the Bible", who decides what is the "truth of the Bible"?
Should everything in the bible be taken literally?if the Bible is a historical document why them does all this scientific evidence point to the earth being billions of years old when the Bible says it's only ~6000 years old. Christians claim dinosaurs walked with humans yet there is no scientific evidence of this and alot of accounts such as the global flood. Why is this?djaggs wrote:The bible is not only a historical document, it is also a book of prophecy. Every prophecy in the bible will come to pass. For the last 5000 years, each prophecy has come to pass. Time has been shortened, dont you feel that a day is no longer as long as it used to feel before? A week flies by in a blink ?
Also what biblical prophecies have been fulfilled in the past 5000 years?
And days appear shorter when you are busy. More people are far busier now than they were 50 years ago as we progress - which is why they refer to the fast city life and slow, laid back country life. Even rural areas are becoming busy now and we are all consumed with activity during the day.
if days were indeed shorter, the atomic clocks and GPS systems (which rely heavily on super accurate time) would have shown it with even the slightest change. For example NASA scientists calculated that the big earthquake in Chile shortened the day by 1.26 microseconds (A microsecond is one-millionth of a second.) due to a shift in the mass of the earth as it revolves around its axis.
Also AdamB says the Qur'an is absolutely correct historically and in prophecy for the last day etc.
You call it Rapture, he calls it Qiyamah.
What makes him wrong?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:djaggs wrote:It is also interesting to note that slavery still exists in the world today. The only places it still exists is in countries in the middle east where the gospel has not been allowed to influence the society. In those countries slavery is still socially acceptable.
http://www.meforum.org/189/slavery-in-the-middle-eastwhat about the 1700 years before that where slavery was practiced by Christians and others?djaggs wrote:What i find interesting is that on the discussion of morality, oyu just make a statement that men will decide what moral and cite abolishment of slavery as an example. You fail to realise that the abolishment of slavery started in Europe when an Englishman by the name of William Wilberforce, a devout Christian man, under the conviction of the bible dedicated his life to seeing that slavery will be abolished. He took 20 years to get the bill passed that he introduced to parliament.
someone suddenly had an epiphany 1700 years after Christ?
Also there are societies where Christianity is not practices but have abolished slavery such as Japan.
I don't think its valid to claim Christianity was the reason for stopping slavery.
AdamB wrote:It seems that the "truth of the corruption of the bible" is unfolding.
megadoc1 wrote:is it possible for you to make sense of what you just wrote?
AdamB wrote:[.
AdamB wrote: Yaumul-Qiyaamah means the day of judgment. Literally Qiyaamah means standing, for that day is when we all will be resurrected and will be STANDING before our LORD awaiting judgment.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:^ this is the first I'm hearing that the Darwinists were the ones who thought Africans were lesser evolved ROFL
You have evidence if this?
Habit7 wrote:Charles Darwin wrote:At some future period, not very distant as measured by centuries, the civilised races of man will almost certainly exterminate, and replace, the savage races throughout the world. At the same time the anthropomorphous apes … will no doubt be exterminated. The break between man and his nearest allies will then be wider, for it will intervene between man in a more civilised state, as we may hope, even than the Caucasian, and some ape as low as a baboon, instead of as now between the negro or Australian and the gorilla.
bluefete wrote:Aubergine that looks like Hindu god Ganesh sees believers flocking to Leicestershire temple to pray twice a day
5 May 2013 15:46
Divine aubergine will be given a traditional Hindu funeral once it has become too decomposed to display
Believers are flocking to a Leicestershire temple to pray twice a day to a vegetable that looks like a Hindu god.
The divine aubergine was discovered among a box from a wholesalers and has been worshipped by more than 80 people so far.
The holy eggplant has been declared a religious sanctity by followers who have set up a makeshift temple in the restaurant where it was found.
Praful Visram, owner of 4 Seasons Catering, in Northfields, Leicestershire, claims that the Hindu gods have blessed him and his family with the gift - and he is honouring their wishes by putting it on display.
The 61-year-old said: "One of my staff found the aubergine in a box of 20 or so we got from our wholesalers in Leicester.
"He thought it looked a bit odd, then my wife, Rekha, saw it and recognised the similarity with Ganpati Bappa - Lord Ganesh.
"We immediately placed it with reverence in the temple at work. It is a blessing for us to have this."
Praful added that members of his family and staff had been praying to the vegetable likeness of the god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune twice a day.
He said that the word has spread and other people are turning up at his workplace to pray in the temple and to see the aubergine.
"There have been 80 people who have come to pray at the temple and to see the aubergine. It is spreading good feeling throughout the community," he said.
Hina Chodai, who runs a neighbouring company called Khushi Food, said the resemblance to Lord Ganesh was remarkable.
"As soon as I heard about the aubergine I had to see it for myself," said Hina.
"It is indeed a blessing for all of us. I am hoping it will bring prosperity to all who pray there.
"I have prayed there a few times and all of my family have come along to pray, too."
And a restaurant worker called Bacash has claimed that the eggplant icon has helped spread a sense of wellbeing.
The 44-year-old said: "It is very unusual indeed. There is no doubt that it looks like the God.
"I pray in the temple at work every day and it gives me a good feeling."
However, Praful has admitted that the vegetable is deteriorating - and will be given a traditional Hindu funeral once it has become too decomposed to display.
"That is the way things like this should be treated," he said.
"It has been a blessing for us and I hope will bring us luck and prosperity.
"This has been sent to us and we shall treat this with the respect it deserves."
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sorry I didnt make it to dex today - but we'll talk!Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Tomorrow at dex!!!
bluefete wrote:Aubergine that looks like Hindu god Ganesh sees believers flocking to Leicestershire temple to pray twice a day
5 May 2013 15:46
Divine aubergine will be given a traditional Hindu funeral once it has become too decomposed to display
Believers are flocking to a Leicestershire temple to pray twice a day to a vegetable that looks like a Hindu god.
The divine aubergine was discovered among a box from a wholesalers and has been worshipped by more than 80 people so far.
The holy eggplant has been declared a religious sanctity by followers who have set up a makeshift temple in the restaurant where it was found.
Praful Visram, owner of 4 Seasons Catering, in Northfields, Leicestershire, claims that the Hindu gods have blessed him and his family with the gift - and he is honouring their wishes by putting it on display.
The 61-year-old said: "One of my staff found the aubergine in a box of 20 or so we got from our wholesalers in Leicester.
"He thought it looked a bit odd, then my wife, Rekha, saw it and recognised the similarity with Ganpati Bappa - Lord Ganesh.
"We immediately placed it with reverence in the temple at work. It is a blessing for us to have this."
Praful added that members of his family and staff had been praying to the vegetable likeness of the god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune twice a day.
He said that the word has spread and other people are turning up at his workplace to pray in the temple and to see the aubergine.
"There have been 80 people who have come to pray at the temple and to see the aubergine. It is spreading good feeling throughout the community," he said.
Hina Chodai, who runs a neighbouring company called Khushi Food, said the resemblance to Lord Ganesh was remarkable.
"As soon as I heard about the aubergine I had to see it for myself," said Hina.
"It is indeed a blessing for all of us. I am hoping it will bring prosperity to all who pray there.
"I have prayed there a few times and all of my family have come along to pray, too."
And a restaurant worker called Bacash has claimed that the eggplant icon has helped spread a sense of wellbeing.
The 44-year-old said: "It is very unusual indeed. There is no doubt that it looks like the God.
"I pray in the temple at work every day and it gives me a good feeling."
However, Praful has admitted that the vegetable is deteriorating - and will be given a traditional Hindu funeral once it has become too decomposed to display.
"That is the way things like this should be treated," he said.
"It has been a blessing for us and I hope will bring us luck and prosperity.
"This has been sent to us and we shall treat this with the respect it deserves."
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exactly that, Darwin, like Galileo, had to be very particular about what they say and how they say it since the Church and State were one and the same. Blaspheme or seem to be overly liberal and you get thrown in a dungeon or worst.bluefete wrote:
Darwin was a product of his time and thinking. "Savage people" according to the European definition were not supposed to survive evolution.
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