You complain about people not calling Jesus Yeshua but then say He was like this.
Didn’t Jesus say those differences don’t matter anymore in that exact context?
Doesn’t the Bible say there is neither Jew nor Greek?
When Jesus said “pay to Caesar,” He meant only in political matters. This is why He says, “render to God things that are God’s.” It’s a lesson about the relation between Church and state.
The Bible didn’t condemn voluntary “slavery” but condemned involuntary slavery (kidnapping; you can find many verses condemning this).
The New Testament condemns homosexuality both explicitly and implicitly in many places. (So much for the Old-Testament-is-void argument)
At least you understand why we need the Church to make decisions for us.
Just look at Christ’s interactions with women. He broke the society norms of the day. If He wanted, He would have made more, but He didn’t, for a reason.
Con gave us no proof that I misquoted anyone.
Kepler seems to have used circular reasoning. He states the Earth goes around the Sun because all planets orbit the Sun. This assumes the Earth is a planet (the classical definition of a planet is that it "wanders"). Kepler was unable to show why all planets would have to orbit the Sun anyway. He just asserted this. In Tycho's model, the planets orbit the Sun while the Sun orbits the Earth.
"Aphelion is the name at the point in which the earth is the furthest from the sun."
Motion is relative. It's also the point in which the Sun is furthest from the Earth. It proves nothing.
Now you know how I felt last time
The Bible is misogynistic?
Sports?
Word debate
End of the world. Enoch and Elijah. The rapture?
You’re not gonna be able to use the Bible to get out of this one
This is gonna be marked as offensive content
Work smarter, not harder.
Too many links.
Zechariah's service in the Temple is thought to have taken place on Yom Kippur, which is significant for its solemnity and the rituals performed.
Following the announcement, it is believed that Zechariah returned home and conceived John with his wife Elizabeth shortly after Yom Kippur. This places the conception around September 23.
John's birth is calculated to occur nine months later, around June 24.
The conception of John the Baptist is also used to estimate the birth of Jesus. According to the Gospel of Luke, Jesus was conceived six months after John, leading to a potential birth date for Jesus around December 25, if calculated from the timeline established by John's conception.
Jesus was likely not born in September.
Around 204, St. Hippolytus of Rome wrote “the first advent of our Lord in the flesh, when he was born in Bethlehem, was eight days before the Kalends of January, the fourth day [i.e., Wednesday], while Augustus was in his forty-second year” (i.e., 3 or 2 B.C.) (Commentary on Daniel 4:23:3). The Kalends was the first day of the month, and eight days before January 1 is December 25.
In 386, St. John Chrysostom preached a homily on December 20 in which he noted that “the day of Christ’s birth in the flesh” is about to arrive in “a period of five days,” i.e. December 25 (On the Incomprehensible Nature of God 6:23, 30).
Around 408, St. Augustine wrote that “according to tradition he [Jesus] was born on December 25” (The Trinity 4:5).
It’s not fair
I just typed my argument, but the web browser needed to reload and it deleted my 10,000 word response.
You understand my point. Thanks.
Come on and vote.
Vote?
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In my country it’s 6-7
You should have given a definition of “taught.” I gave a definition, but you did not.
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Our contraception debate is terrible
You're the new Ultracrepidarian
No, just the opposite.
Well, you'll just lose more points when I beat you.
You should totally consider voting on this debate.
But you said slavery was morally neutral
