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sMASH wrote:
the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
I take it thats the same attitude you read the koran withsMASH wrote:^^ so if i read 'pussin boots' with sincerity, would that make it true, or would the truth be revealed?
u cannot prove that when the first time the words were uttered that eternal was nor wasn't used.
toyo682 wrote:sMASH wrote:
the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
Do you have proof this is the case?
cacasplat3 wrote:toyo682 wrote:sMASH wrote:
the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
Do you have proof this is the case?
english isnt your high point is it?
toyo682 wrote:cacasplat3 wrote:toyo682 wrote:sMASH wrote:
the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
Do you have proof this is the case?
english isnt your high point is it?
My point is there is no proof of this and thus we must go with what we have not what we speculate to be. Until there is proof that someone changed the word we have to work with it was is. Comprehension seems to be something we all lack.
but like it or not, that is how these books get written, transliterated, translated and then converted to our modern english. There are SO MANY versions of the bible. The qu'ran that sMash is reading is the exact same all over the world.megadoc1 wrote:sMASH wrote:the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
perfect example here of guess work
when you read the bible with this attitude you end up with what you think it could/should be
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I cannot answer for Catholics, you will have to ask a priest or a maybe a bishop.
Not necessarily. These questions can be answered by anyone who has studied Catholicism properly. (Note I didn't say "anyone who has studied Catholicism by reading anti-Catholic rantings", as these tend to allow their bias to distort what they think that Catholics actually believe) Many people can follow and believe fervently in a Faith of their choosing, without knowing about many of their belief's tenets - simply because those tenets are not (yet) applicable in their lives. This isn't wrong. It is good to know First Aid, but one doesn't need to be a doctor, to help others.
So you are saying that you take the literal meaning of everything in the bible?
He would love dearly to tell you "yes", but we all know that life makes us ask questions, and we resolve these questions by applying our Faith. Many questions that plague us are as old as life itself: Where do we go when we die? Why do bad things happen to good folks? However, some questions are new - no one has ever asked them before - possibly because the situation in which the query arose hasn't occurred before. Sooner or later, he won't be able to find a direct response in his scriptures to a question... and here is where one realises that one's faith is a living, growing part of us. For in order to deal with the question, he has to now move away from his comfort zone, filled with precise scriptural quotations, and become aware of his ability to think along parallel lines that mirror and complement the relevant meanings behind the now obsolete and irrelevant words. If he is unable to do this, then his Faith was merely a shell of comfort, a pacifier, a pretense... a sham. A collection of parroted words and behaviour, gleaned from others in order to fit in, or hide away... just to acquire a false sense of security, or the odour of self-righteousness.
toyo682 wrote:plain and simple the best one is to start at the original intent of the writer, all these others came about to support what people want the Bible to say. That is why you cannot answer the question
toyo682 wrote:A while ago I was taking to a SDA gentleman concerning hell, when the passage of revelation 20 came up where it speaks of forever and forever, he told me that forever and forever meant for a period of time.
cacasplat3 wrote:toyo682 wrote:cacasplat3 wrote:toyo682 wrote:sMASH wrote:
the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
Do you have proof this is the case?
english isnt your high point is it?
My point is there is no proof of this and thus we must go with what we have not what we speculate to be. Until there is proof that someone changed the word we have to work with it was is. Comprehension seems to be something we all lack.
the same could apply to religious teachings.....where's the proof it happened?
toyo682 wrote but like you not listening, see what he wrote: Comprehension seems to be something we all lack.
true and I learn about the religions, hinduism too as my grandfather was, I have alot of Presbyterian family and i try to learn about their beliefs too. It does not mean I can answer questions for them.toyo682 wrote:But are you not the one who said that you were catholic up until the time of your marriage when you converted to Islam.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I cannot answer for Catholics, you will have to ask a priest or a maybe a bishop.
I am not saying no, I am asking you how do you know that your method of hermeneutics is the correct one? Please answer.toyo682 wrote:Now that would not be the case if one were to do proper hermeneutics now would it.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:So you are saying that you take the literal meaning of everything in the bible?
LOL that is a cop-out. Are you saying there are things in the bible that does not really matter to you? you get caught up in the details of one verse and ignore the other because you feel to or it conflicts with the scientifically proven truth?toyo682 wrote:How should I know and why should I be concerned. Does it really matter at the end when it comes to my relationship with God. There are many things we will never understand. No where in the Bible does it say so, man may have estimated it to be so, but man has proven to not always be correct.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:How old is the earth then? According to literal biblical calculations the earth is 6000-10,000 years old.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote: There are SO MANY versions of the bible. I might be wrong but this is partly correct, there is not so much as many versions but translations. I believe if not mistaken they stem from the same Greek. The qu'ran that sMash is reading is the exact same all over the world.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:but like it or not, that is how these books get written, transliterated, translated and then converted to our modern english.the bible is translated directly from the original language to English do some research There are SO MANY versions of the bible.not versions but translations ....two thing stop guessing or just be honest when making these kind of statements ,it only tells how much you are not aware of The qu'ran that sMash is reading is the exact same all over the world.megadoc1 wrote:sMASH wrote:the greek word for eternal, the scripture it was written, exact to the first dictation? may be , may be not.
some body may have heard that story and amazed by it told it to another person, and that person zealously, made the time sound so long it could be considered eternal, and then the person who wrote it wrote eternal in aramic and then it was translated into spanish and then read out to the greeks who scribed it as eternal in greek
perfect example here of guess work
when you read the bible with this attitude you end up with what you think it could/should be
I think the real guess work is in the exegesis and hermeneutics of religious texts
its not about what you think pal unless you have some kind of proof
being condescending makes you feel more right, ent? I thought you were supposed to follow Jesus' ways?megadoc1 wrote:not versions but translations ....two thing stop guessing or just be honest when making these kind of statements ,it only tells how much you are not aware ofDuane 3NE 2NR wrote:There are SO MANY versions of the bible.
cacasplat3 wrote:english isnt your high point is it?
toyo682 wrote:My point is there is no proof of this and thus we must go with what we have not what we speculate to be.
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I am not saying no, I am asking you how do you know that your method of hermeneutics is the correct one? Please answer.toyo682 wrote:Now that would not be the case if one were to do proper hermeneutics now would it.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:So you are saying that you take the literal meaning of everything in the bible?
Bandar-log (Monkey-people in Kipling's 'Jungle Book') wrote:We all say so! So it must be true!
megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I think the real guess work is in the exegesis and hermeneutics of religious texts
its not about what you think pal unless you have some kind of proof
megadoc1 wrote:toyo682 wrote but like you not listening, see what he wrote: Comprehension seems to be something we all lack.lol, "we"?, seems like you have mice in your pockets.......speak for yourself.......
man you all over the place toyo82 is correcting you from going off
now you want to apply the correction to what we were really talking about
we don't speculate on the bible we either believe in it or not.
The proof is clearly that there are dozens of different principles in biblical hermeneutics, proving that each principle is based on what the translator chose. The fact that not all agree with your principle of hermeneutics means that you think the others are guessing incorrectly as is the case with roman catholic hermeneutics or trajectory hermeneutics.megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I think the real guess work is in the exegesis and hermeneutics of religious texts
its not about what you think pal unless you have some kind of proof
cacasplat3 wrote:
toyos saw the need to ask for proof, when sMASH's statement was made to represent what could have taken place(hypothetical situation).......as Duane pointed out, there are many ways one language can be interpreted........different translators may see figurative meaning where others took the same words literally..........
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:LOL that is a cop-out. Are you saying there are things in the bible that does not really matter to you? you get caught up in the details of one verse and ignore the other because you feel to or it conflicts with the scientifically proven truth?toyo682 wrote:How should I know and why should I be concerned. Does it really matter at the end when it comes to my relationship with God. There are many things we will never understand. No where in the Bible does it say so, man may have estimated it to be so, but man has proven to not always be correct.Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:How old is the earth then? According to literal biblical calculations the earth is 6000-10,000 years old?
d spike wrote:toyo682 wrote:My point is there is no proof of this and thus we must go with what we have not what we speculate to be.
My goodness. Whatever would happen to you if you held firm to this statement. Where are your slaves? How many adulterers have you stoned lately? How many wives and concubines have you? Antibiotics and modern anesthesia are nowhere in the bible... I hope you never have to undergo surgery done according to your beliefs - if the pain doesn't kill you, then the secondary infections will. Cars, planes, calculators, computers... are they in the bible? Are they then the result of the Devil's machinations? (Do you use them?)
If you really held to this, then why are you not living like the Amish? Fiddling with all these infernal, modern contraptions... perhaps that explains all these nonsensical, endless arguments... they are just attempts to ease the guilt-ridden soul, stained with the muck of modernity...
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:The proof is clearly that there are dozens of different principles in biblical hermeneutics, proving that each principle is based on what the translator chose. The fact that not all agree with your principle of hermeneutics means that you think the others are guessing incorrectly as is the case with roman catholic hermeneutics or trajectory hermeneutics.megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I think the real guess work is in the exegesis and hermeneutics of religious texts
its not about what you think pal unless you have some kind of proof
please try again.
some gland seems to raise and excite you when ever I type "I think" or "I feel" apparently because you can jump in and say "well that is your opinion and therefore not true" or "its not about what you think pal". It is getting rather old.
YOU DO NOT HAVE PROOF so unless you plan to produce some here you should stop pretending to be an authority on what is fact and what is fiction.
In your case, these 190 pages just boils down to ONE thing: You made a claim which you cannot prove is real and so far all evidence points to the fact that it is just your imagination.
Can you prove otherwise?
d spike said it earlier: what him and I believe is irrelevant here. You and bluefete and megadoc1 have been claiming that your beliefs in Christianity is correct and other's (such as Roman Catholics) are wrong and also your beliefs are the truth and those of other religions are false.toyo682 wrote: Sitting behind you computer it is easy to scoff at others especial when it is only our opinion and not what you truly believe that they are allow to see.
so then you have no proof to show here to back up your claims?megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:The proof is clearly that there are dozens of different principles in biblical hermeneutics, proving that each principle is based on what the translator chose. The fact that not all agree with your principle of hermeneutics means that you think the others are guessing incorrectly as is the case with roman catholic hermeneutics or trajectory hermeneutics.megadoc1 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:I think the real guess work is in the exegesis and hermeneutics of religious texts
its not about what you think pal unless you have some kind of proof
please try again.
some gland seems to raise and excite you when ever I type "I think" or "I feel" apparently because you can jump in and say "well that is your opinion and therefore not true" or "its not about what you think pal". It is getting rather old.
YOU DO NOT HAVE PROOF so unless you plan to produce some here you should stop pretending to be an authority on what is fact and what is fiction.
In your case, these 190 pages just boils down to ONE thing: You made a claim which you cannot prove is real and so far all evidence points to the fact that it is just your imagination.
Can you prove otherwise?
at this point I guess you will have to call me a fraud and call it a day
I just hope it is enough to comfort you![]()
Depends on which Christians you speak of I for one am open in the subject, because the Bible is not clear, some say 6000-10000, some say old, I think the age of the earth does not really matter hence my original answer. How old did Adam look like after 2 seconds of life, does the Bible say. One can only speculate that he looked like a man, we will never know. Does it change who God is? For me no...Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:So before you go off about comprehension skills, please answer the question which I'll rephrase for clarity: How old is the earth according to calculations made by Christians from accounts in the bible?
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