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by GSDtravels on 23 April 2013 - 22:04
You put the infinite mind into the mix, define it. Show it.
Yes, what is morality to you? How do define it, how do you determine what's moral and what isn't?
Yes, what is morality to you? How do define it, how do you determine what's moral and what isn't?
by GSDtravels on 23 April 2013 - 22:04
So, in other words, had you been brought up to believe that the Satanic Bible were the truth, you'd easily be a Satanist?
by Carlin on 23 April 2013 - 22:04
Moons wrote - "you claim to know something that is beyond your knowledge"
Yes. That's the whole point, and why I haven't ever attacked you for not. In fact, IIRC, it is almost always you who begins the incendiary dialogue about these things.
Yes. That's the whole point, and why I haven't ever attacked you for not. In fact, IIRC, it is almost always you who begins the incendiary dialogue about these things.
by Ruger1 on 23 April 2013 - 22:04
Travels..Are you asking for a definition of infinite?..I assume you are not as that is something you could Google yourself. Beyond stating that I believe God is the only infinite mind I can say no more about it...
Morality is adhering to actions/or conduct/standards that uphold that which is taught in the Scripture...That is my own generic definition off the top of my head..lol..
I was not actually raised in a Christian home. but I did have Christian influences all my life ...It is only by the mercy of God that I didn't go the way of a Satinist..
Morality is adhering to actions/or conduct/standards that uphold that which is taught in the Scripture...That is my own generic definition off the top of my head..lol..
I was not actually raised in a Christian home. but I did have Christian influences all my life ...It is only by the mercy of God that I didn't go the way of a Satinist..
by Two Moons on 23 April 2013 - 22:04
Oh no,
not me..........
these things being what, religious in nature.
No,
that honor goes to gouda and shtal who condem everyone else who's not on their particular level of holiness.
Besides, almost never finished a race.
not me..........
these things being what, religious in nature.
No,
that honor goes to gouda and shtal who condem everyone else who's not on their particular level of holiness.
Besides, almost never finished a race.
by GSDtravels on 23 April 2013 - 22:04
I was not asking you to define infinite, I was asking you to define an infinite being or mind. You say it just is, but cannot give an example to show that one exists or that even you understand it.
by Ruger1 on 23 April 2013 - 23:04
I answered your first question..I understand the definition of infinite and its definition is consistant with the desription of the God of the Bible..I can not make it any more plain than that..Are you asking me to prove there is a infinite God?.If so, it is an exercise in foolishness to continue down that path as you don't accept the proof and nothing I say will convince you diffrently..
by Shtal on 23 April 2013 - 23:04
Carlin wrote: You really don't know why you do and believe what you do, in its entirety, and are usually too bound with pomp and pride to receive anything. Your argument is flawed both biblically, and spiritually.
I don't understand what is your problem Carlin....tell me???
Red Sable asked me why do I go to confess my sins to my Pastor?
Most of my sins I asked God to forgive me, but sometimes I need help, so I go to my pastor - tell him what certain sins I have hard-time overcoming and confessing them to him and sometimes I tell him all of my sins; and Pastor and I both pray together, so God could forgive me and I could spiritually grow and Jesus could set me free. As it is written in (John 8:36) so if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.
Shtal.
I don't understand what is your problem Carlin....tell me???
Red Sable asked me why do I go to confess my sins to my Pastor?
Most of my sins I asked God to forgive me, but sometimes I need help, so I go to my pastor - tell him what certain sins I have hard-time overcoming and confessing them to him and sometimes I tell him all of my sins; and Pastor and I both pray together, so God could forgive me and I could spiritually grow and Jesus could set me free. As it is written in (John 8:36) so if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.
Shtal.
by Ruger1 on 24 April 2013 - 00:04
Shtal,,There is nothing wrong with confessing your sins to your pastor as long as you understand that the confessing is for your encouragement and /or accountability, the forgiveness comes from God alone..Although I do feel there is some benefit in the confessing of our sin to each other I have found personally that my confession before God is sufficient and in many cases better left between me and God...
by Shtal on 24 April 2013 - 00:04
Ruger1 wrote: I have found personally that my confession before God is sufficient
That is fine
And I believe it is sufficient for me as well just like for you but I still do it.
But I don't agree with you 100% percent, there are some borderline that needs to be apply just like in Corinthians church, I am not saying or implying anything to you or to myself, just only example from Bible about (1st Corinthians Chapter 5).
Ruger1 wrote: as long as you understand that the confessing is for your encouragement and /or accountability, the forgiveness comes from God alone.
Shtal.
That is fine
And I believe it is sufficient for me as well just like for you but I still do it.But I don't agree with you 100% percent, there are some borderline that needs to be apply just like in Corinthians church, I am not saying or implying anything to you or to myself, just only example from Bible about (1st Corinthians Chapter 5).
Ruger1 wrote: as long as you understand that the confessing is for your encouragement and /or accountability, the forgiveness comes from God alone.
Shtal.
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