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Matthew Johnson wrote:

> In article <093.37.12.05.563408000@srcbs.org>, Bob Felts says...
>
>>
>>Matthew Johnson wrote:
>
>
> [snip]
>
>>Now you've devolved to ad hominem.
>
>
> And by making this accusation, you have 'devolved' to equivocation. Look at
> http://www.galilean-library.org/int16.html to see how you have misused the term
> 'ad hominem'.
>
>
>>Discussions with you would be ever
>>so much nicer if you would avoid getting personal.
>
>
> And that 'discussions' be 'nice' is NOT a commandment from the Gospel. It is
> from the world, which is at enmity with the Gospel. There is the commandment to
> be gentle, but even that is not unconditional, as Paul showed in his own
> non-gentle comments about the circumcisors.
>
> I have to say that, Bob, because based on your recent interchange with
> 'basicallyblue'[as in 'Blue Meany'?], I fear that you are in the process of
> jumping out of one pit of error only to exchange it for another: in the past,
> your posts were often acrid, and filled with their own fallacies while accusing
> others of fallacies. But now you are far, far too quick to agree with this
> slanderer of all Trinitarians, and even agreed precisely where all faithful
> followers of Christ the consubstantial Son of God must surely disagree the most.
>
> Do NOT think that being soft on him is the way to bring 'basicallyblue' back to
> Christ.



Speaking for the myriad "lurkers", civility always allows me the chance
to really learn and
add to my knowledge of God. The level of this discussion has risen
enormously since
Bob Felts and Steve Adams have entered the discussion.

George Smith

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Wrighteous Network wrote:



> Many today point wholly to science and their
> understanding thereof as a way to explain things. Yet our science is
ever
> changing and so is our understanding of it. There are many among you
that
> will say, "When the Bible was written we didn't have the
understanding that
> we do today". What these people are saying whether they know it or
not is,
> that the Almighty and Living God doesn't know what he is talking
about.

To you! To you, with your view of scripture, it sounds as if "what
these people are saying... is, that the Almighty and Living God doesn't
know what he is talking about."

You do not seem to recognize the fact that not all Christians have the
same view of the scripture that you have. What they are really saying
is "When the Bible was written we didn't have the understanding that we