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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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God is not a respecter of persons but only the gov that does right, see text below.Acts 10:34-35. 34) Then Peter opened his mouth, and said, Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: 35) But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him. Link HERE. Of course God is not a dis-respecter of persons either, but when a gov official abuses their authority then that person will pay the penalty. And the penalty is here and in their present time and not after death. ![]() | |
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| Boom chick Member Since: Sep 2006
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Then why do you quote it so much?
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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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Biblical Criticism link HERE and if you want to learn about it then take the names given in that link to the library St. Mary's County Library, Leonardtown, MD and find the old books.The Catholic explaination of "Higher Criticism" of the Bible is in the link HERE and particularly go down to the "The Johannine Writings" where the Book of Revelations is called the "Apocalypse" : "The criticism of Apocalypse is still in an immature stage. There is much diversity of view as to its author, the Anglican school inclining to St. John. It has been recently proposed that the book is a Jewish apocalypse retouched by a Christian; so Vischer, Harnack. Nearly all critics acknowledge that there is much apocalyptic element in it, admitting that some of its visions in a veiled manner depict historical situations under the guise of events to come." That Catholic link above does word itself tensely. The Bible is still a great book with wonderful messages in it and it does tell about God.To seek the truth means to dig through un-truths. ![]() | |
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| Just a forgiven sinner Member Since: Sep 2002
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| There are no untruths in the Bible like there are in your posts and the man-made stuff you prefer to God's word.
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| Boom chick Member Since: Sep 2006
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And the arrogance in all this is that you seem to have found yourself believing you know more of the truth than God; that somehow you are going to disprove God as the ultimate truth; that there are flaws in his Word. You have convinced yourself that not even God is able to inspire His own Word through others and bring that truth to us. There is only one truth. You either accept it or you don’t. You don’t.
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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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Well I take criticism too, and I even like criticism, and criticizing is both negative and positive and I like both ways because I want the hard truths and not just the comfortable pretty words.The Bible can take criticism too, so can God, and Jesus takes criticizing, and in fact we all dish it out too. I criticize when I feel it is called for, and the Bible has its own words of criticism, as does God and Jesus criticize others in both positive and in negative ways. Those that built their foundation on sand takes great effort to keep their houses from falling down. But for those seeking the fuller truths then there is never just one truth because that way one gets stuck. ![]() | |
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| Boom chick Member Since: Sep 2006
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| This sentence proves you are not interested in the truth. You are only interested in the "truth" that you are able to define for yourself. You are attempting to go beyond the truth and redefine it as something else. In this case "the FULLER TRUTH". What the heck is the "fuller truth"? The truth is simply that; "THE TRUTH". It can’t be fuller than what it already is?
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| James P. Cusick Sr. Member Since: Apr 2007 Location: Southern Maryland / Lexington Park
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It deffinately is best when one can define the truth(s) them-self.The fact is that some people (like PsyOps, and 2A) claim they know the "truth" and they shut out any corrections. Many people and Churches teach about Jesus but do not teach the message that Jesus taught. Jesus did NOT give the simple message to believe in Himself and be saved and the Bible was not even written at that time. The message that Jesus brought and not a message about Jesus. A new book called the "Scandalous Gospel of Jesus" is telling about that same message the Jesus taught link HERE. The answer to "what is the fuller truth?" is that is the truth discovered after one moves out of their rut. ![]() | |
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Well, it doesn’t seem to be working for you. If you want to know “the fuller truth” you have to know the simple truth first.
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