These statements are perfectly consistent with an endorsement of slavery if you consider slaves as property.
I'll have to address this post later in the week or perhaps not til the weekend RG.
These statements are perfectly consistent with an endorsement of slavery if you consider slaves as property.
So you would treat others as property if you want to be treated as property yourself...? It's quite the stretch.
Slaves aren't others. Slaves are property and I can treat my own property however I want.
So you google them and describe them as tools trying to demonstrate you can address what I am talking about. You at some point going to try and address what I am talking about the topology of zero as not an endpoint, the transverse axis along the complex conjugate? Modern real constructs are built on said principles.
The universe indicates at least one apparent beginning due to the expansion pattern we can observe. There is no direct evidence to even the very best singularity theorem and they still do not know how to account for the quantum effect because the mechanics are not yet defined.
Time is not discrete particularly at those types of extremes for your creation story. Einstein's relativity of time is what it is. You can keep on insisting on your Newtonian construct to describe reality at those conditions but that debate was settled a century ago. Descartes coordinates from a source are more intuitive to reality. Euler did that much better with his complex analysis and actually matches all observations. All are real and fundamental.
All you are doing is trying to justify your creation story for your magic sky person. It's been very common throughout history to attribute the unknown to their God.
My schtick is that I am smarter than you. That is it. Your compensation are these walls of texts. Your schtick is to get people to talk to you however you can.
Yeah like Zeus and Santa Claus
An atheist was seated next to a little girl on an airplane and he turned
to her and said, "Do you want to talk? Flights go quicker if you strike
up a conversation with your fellow passenger."
The little girl, who had just started to read her book, replid to the total
stranger, "What would you want to talk about?"
"Oh, I don't know," said the atheist. "How about why there is no God,
or no Heaven or , or no life after death?" as he smiled smugly.
"Okay," she said. "Those could be interesting topics but let me ask
you a question first. A horse, a cow, and a deer all eat the same
stuff - grass. Yet a deer excretes little pellets, while a cow turns
out a flat patty, but a horse produces clumps. Why do you suppose that is?"
The atheist, visibly surprised by the little girl's intelligence,
thinks about it and says, "Hmmm, I have no idea." To which
the little girl replies, "Do you really feel qualified to discuss
God, Heaven and , or life after death, when you don't know ?"
And then she went back to reading her book.
I don't feel the need to cite my claim that Constantine ordered the councils that chose the books to put in what became known as the Bible. I don't feel the need to cite that he did it as part of declaring his state religion.
Anyone can google Constantine and check for themselves. We also both know if you could dispute a point of fact you would go reductio ad absurdum and try to make it all about my mistake.
If you want to believe that book is binding then go ahead.
Euler himself was a devout Christian, perhaps the greatest mathematician ever... to use his methods to suggest that you can claim an imaginary or a non-real beginning to this universe is laughable. In the bigger picture that's what all of your fuss is about. You wanting to avoid the ramifications of a finite, discrete beginning. The worse part is that you keep insisting on obfuscating the larger issue with irrelevant minutiae (that are inherent to the complexity of cosmology) as if somehow your side-bar tangents with the mention of said complexity validates your position. It doesn't. It's a ploy that might work in your dealings with other folks, "razzle and dazzle" with buzzwords.... but it doesn't work on me.
If I have to re-explain your own terms to you it's because you insist on misapplying them.
What part of "your observations from telecom cannot be fully applied to a period when all physical laws break down..." don't you understand???
I did not realize your lab could generate temperatures to replicate the Planck epoch (over a billion degrees Kelvin). Much less the higher temperatures required to simulate a closer approximation to the singularity itself.
It's absurd.
It's idiotic.
Yet you insist.
I'll keep it short so that you quit trying to dodge it, in your 'supreme' intelligence.![]()
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Those two statements are verifiable. I don’t have a beef with either of them. They, however, were not the speculative assertions that I was arguing with you about over the course of the thread. More sleight of hand on your part. That’s your shtick…
You implied that ‘Constantine and his cronies’ tampered with pre-existing 1st writings to change the overall gospel message. That Constantine reinvented JESUS; his deity.
You later backpedaled when I pointed out that belief in JESUS' deity pre-dated the 4th century… “well… yes, yes… but Constantine made that the ONLY official belief…” Good grief.
I pointed to 48 different manuscripts that exist in collections all over the world, which of course you rejected.
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… embellished how? Where? To what extent? Proof?
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… who contrived the genealogy? When (what year)? Proof?
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part and some added dismissiveness for emphasis… it’s an opinion. Nothing more. Proof?
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? Per scripture Joseph was indeed fleeing from Herod, not because he was a political refugee but because Herod wanted to kill all infants in Bethlehem...
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof?
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? Joseph was a carpenter by trade, not a Pharisee…
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? JESUS wasn’t a disciple of John the Baptist… [LOL re-writing the entire gospel narrative in a manner that suits your phony allegations…]
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? Jesus fled?
Another assertion (I don’t dislike you – I find you annoying)… this one alleging to describe my motives. And I would hardly call your methods ‘reasonable’; they’re dishonest and morally bankrupt [i.e. no integrity].
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? Here you are throwing all of Judaism away basically saying Moses made up the Torah.
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? JESUS fought the established religious authorities of His day because of their inherent hypocrisy… because of their lack of understanding of the scriptures themselves….
This is closer to your initial statement in the post above. It could do without the smugness. But the assertion that ‘compiling works’ and ‘making a book’ is the same as ‘reinventing’ it…well, that right there is the unsubstantiated lie...
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof?
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? Scripture specifically says that “no one could accuse JESUS of any wrongdoing”.
An unsubstantiated assertion on your part… Proof? A belief system spreads over the Mediterranean even though said beliefs were subject to penalty of death and persecution? Doesn’t really sound convincing unless there was more to said beliefs - your trite oversimplification, notwithstanding.
A slew of unsubstantiated assertions on your part… Proof? LOL “sales guides”
Another set of unsubstantiated assertions on your part… Proof?
At which point the allegation that the NT message was entirely contrived is supported strictly by assertions without any proof. Again, why do you hold the credibility of writings which discredit the Gospel message in higher regard? Because it suits you. It’s convenient for you to keep framing up a position that is based on an interpretation of history which is highly speculative. Your only ‘evidences’ are vague references to do ents which wish to discredit known narratives and somehow I doubt you prescribe the same sort of scrutiny to the legitimacy of said do ents.
And yet you portend to speak of credibility.
Any proof of Jesus walking on water?
Talk about a semantical dodge.
It's a shame JESUS didn't overthrow the Roman empire to drive that point home....
You're missing the point. Typical sophist.
Fuzzy is crying that somehow I misrepresented his position. That the counter-narrative he's stated against scriptural credibility is backed by mountains of evidence he's not presenting but "readily available".
His counter narrative is comprised of unsubstantiated allegations... I just rounded them up for him.
You come in saying... "ooooh ooooh ooooh but prove that Jesus walked on water".
That's not my argument at all.
I've told you (repeatedly at this juncture) that I believe the credibility of Scripture on grounds of faith. I do believe its legitimacy and authenticity as a volume of works from ancient antiquity. I believe in the authenticity of NT as providing first hand narratives detailing the life of JESUS. That said, I don't have to prove its content. That's a wholly different battle.
But thanks for jumping in all out of context, like always.
Later peeps.
I don't really care what your trivial point is. The ultimate point is that it's all on you to validate bible god's existence.
Bible god just does not get to be talked about regarding origins of the universe. Tough .
Tell god to text me. I lost some keys and I need him to find them
You have to prove yourself to me and Blake. We don't care what your beliefs are or respect them. We will continue to belittle you and mock your beliefs because they conflict with our views!!!
TLDR.
You proved that they did when you brought up the Chronicle of Nicodemus. Remember the 2nd century complaining about all the blasphemy and it not appearing in the stuff out of Nicaea?
You argued no point of fact there either. Just demand citation.
My point about Roman property law comes from reading Summa Theologica. In it Aquinas talks about his stance of God's law and natural law. In it he pulls the Pandect which is Justinian's legal journal. From there I pulled what are known as the Twelve Tablets from Roman law which were from antiquity.
Here is the actual statute. When Jesus destroyed Temple property he incurred a debt.
http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/12tables.html"When a debt has been acknowledged or a judgment has been pronounced in court, 30 days must be the legitimate grace period. Thereafter, arrest of the debtor may be made by the laying on of hands. Bring him into court. If he does not satisfy the judgment (or no one in court offers himself as surety on his behalf) the creditor may take the debtor with him. He may bind him either in stocks or fetters, with a weight of no less than 15 lbs. (or more if he desires)." [After 60 days in custody, the case is returned to the court, and if the debt is not then paid, the debtor can be sold abroad as a slave, or put to death.]
Think of the term ball and chain. Ultimately fettering him with the instrument of execution was the final act. Think Jesus carrying his cross up the hill.
Also look at the time periods involved. Think about how people act and realize that his is a time before radio, television, film, or literature. The movement was already in Judea and Galilee. People would have talked about it incessantly. Jesus followers included people with boats. They ritually bathed after all.
The scene with his family and followers would have been recorded by the prelate. We come back to the whole Pilate discussion where the church very obviously ed with the do ents.
Roman law and traditions changed significantly following the crucifixion. All free people in the empire became citizens. Augustine was a beneficiary of said change.
So you showed up on page 12 just to mock and run. That's cool.
Thanks, amigo. You know how we do. We be slayin' them left and right. Hustle and Blake. Shake and Bake.
You're an idiot
And you're a moron.
I love the way we banter back and forth. Are you going to be at the meeting tonight? I'm bringing hot wings.
Shake and Bake!
Your shtick is idiotic too. The concerted effort to go after me is kinda amusing tho
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