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In post : <82310367-6C71-CECC-1847-37E167589A76@srcbs.org> , Bart
claims:

>>> k...@ccountry.net wrote:
>>>But as the Lord informs Isaiah, He has other ways of
>>>instilling belief, i.e., "For they shall see what has not
>>>been told them, Shall behold what they never have
>>>heard." - Isaiah 52, JPS
>>>

>>> Since faith is confidence in "things unseen", this verse,
>>> which is about _things seen_ can't be about "instilling
>>> belief."
>>>

>> Can't? Where do you come up with this stuff?
>> You commit the same error over and over again.
>> How can you expect people to take seriously your
>> drivel? I doubt whether even you believe what
>> you've just posted.
>>

> Is this supposed to be an argument?
>

Well, actually they're mostly questions but you seem
to have an aversion to answering questions, so I
suppose it could be considered an argument.


> If I commit some error, then you ought to be able
> to say what that error is.
>

Ah, the error. That would be your penchant for using
words such as, _can't_, only_, no such thing_, alone_,
etc. You so often attempt to frame your arguments
from the perspective of absolutes. Quite frequently such
absolutes are simply the products of your own design
having neither a factual nor a scriptural basis.


> The verse is clear
>


To what verse are you referring?


> that faith is confidence in things _unseen_, so
> things _seen_ can't be the object of faith. If this
> simple logic is beyond you, you might consider
> dropping out the discussion.
>


Jesus was seen by thousands; ...simple enough?



>>> There's no such thing as "faith out of experience."

>> Faith out of experience: To keep warm I pick up a
>> glowing red coal and burn the dickens out of my hand.
>> Careful consideration of the evidence convinces me
>> not to pick up another glowing red coal because
>> believe I will get burned again. I now have faith out of
>> experience. It is real and exactly such a thing as that
>> which you claim cannot be.
>>

> No, it's not faith, because faith is the confidence in
> things unseen. Your conviction about the hot coal is
> from experience, not from trusting someone's report.
>

Oh yes, it is faith. Conviction, OTOH, could very well
come from _not_ trusting my experience, to question my
faith, to pick up that coal a second time and burn my hand
again. Staring at a second blister, I might stand convicted
from a lack of faith in my previous experience.

But I have faith from that first experience, the confidence
that picking up the co