John 8:56 Your father Abraham rejoiced to see my day: and he saw it, and was glad.
I am glad because i know His day is coming.
John 8:56 Your father Abraham rejoiced to see my day: and he saw it, and was glad.
I am glad because i know His day is coming.
Cool
So Abe got high as shamans do and hallucinated in a wood, where he convened with three ethereal folk (presumably bearded).
Et voila.
Prove me wrong.
The burden of proof is on you.
That's the thing.
There is absolutely no way of knowing what actually occurred 4000 years ago.
Subsequent tales are simply tribal and religious propaganda.
But we can somehow know what happened billions of years ago?
Nope, we can only speculate and apply scientific method.
Only image and sound recording could tell us what actually happened 4000 years ago.
Latter day theistic narratives are speculative, mythical, fanciful and exaggerated.
The present is not the key to the past.
The present is not the key to the past.
Well no, it's perhaps best argued that the past was the key to the present and maybe even the key to a future, in so much as time and events are seemingly linear. Though this doesn't help us establish unknowable facts, or fantastic hypotheses...Whereas applying fact based knowledge and established physical principles does allow us to theorise a tad more realistically...Nonetheless, analogically the magic man hypothesis is reasonable, if we discount the magic and apply better logic and scientific method. Though the basic principle of initial material creation and evolutionary development applies to all hypotheses...In my opinion....So magic man could have been a highly advanced and intelligent being, who sought out suitable planets, affected them, and then left in search of other suitable planets...Though sneaking back to impregnate an Arabian virgin with a clone of itself which was later crucified because humans are a tad naughty, is just hypothetical bunkum...
Nope, in terms of material development, I guess that a Universal-Super-Seeder would be happy with the way things are going here.
The phrase "his day is coming" is
a biblical reference to the judgment that awaits the wicked. In Psalm 37:13, it states, "the Lord laughs at the wicked, for he knows their day is coming". This means God sees their future judgment and has a plan that ultimately triumphs over their wicked actions.