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Originally posted by tetra50
reply to post by SuperiorEd
That you assess he is both (or either) particle and wave is entirely personal, without any quoted reference or supposed inference that this physics was ever applied or referred to in the bible. Perhaps he is neither, or one but not the other. No matter, I do not see physics, particle, quantum or mechanical illuminated in the work we are discussing or it's interpretation. At the least, without referencing the work's allusion to this science, I think you are making a huge jump here, for it is quite likely that particle and wave exist without the judgements that work sought to incorporate and explain. Perhaps particle and wave exist, but he occupies them, to control their nature.....edit on 27-11-2011 by tetra50 because: (no reason given)edit on 27-11-2011 by tetra50 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by tetra50
Of all that I have read here, I have provided at least one concrete quote from a king James version itself that clearly states one of the books is in questions as it was destroyed and later recreated. This is a source from The Book itself, allowing that what is written is a recreation, a revision. I only draw attention to it because the OP began this looking for such Proof, and all that has followed since. His answer to me was he had to admit he wasn't educated enough to answer to it's validity, after he demanded such, and wanted to see what others made of it. I mean no disrespect to any respondents.....really, I am writing this for the OP.....
No one has refuted, elucidated or illuminated it, randy. And what I would like to say to you, is, if you weren't educated enough to accept or repudiate what you challenged did not exist, then why state an absolute as you did in your original OP?edit on 27-11-2011 by tetra50 because: (no reason given)
Oh and btw, buried somewhere in these heated responses, I also provided two other links to revisions, publicly announced since the 1800s, and documented to the whole text.
Perhaps your whole point was there is no word of God. But only the word of other men, as to what he saidedit on 27-11-2011 by tetra50 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by old_god
reply to post by randyvs
I don't have a problem with the original Gospel, I have a problem with the books that came after it, and the many interpretations which leads to a single conclusion:
The (current) bible is the word of man.
Why? Because we humans changed the original message to fit our needs and desires, to manipulate and castrate the masses.
Before I chose my religion, I was searching and I found this guy put the argument across really well, as to what was wrong with the current bible (he does a good job of showing the original Gospel in it's true light, the word of god):
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Bible Truth
Bible Truth - Why is this Book any Different than the Others?
Is there such a thing as "Bible Truth?" Why should we trust this "holy book" any more than any other spiritual, religious or philosophical treatise? How can we be sure that the Bible we read today is the same collection of 66 books that were originally written in ancient times?
Bible Truth - The Reliability of the Ancient Manuscripts
Bible truth? Let's take a look! The Bible is unquestionably the world's all-time bestseller with an estimated 2 billion copies in print. The Bible was completed in its entirety nearly 2,000 years ago and stands today as the best-preserved literary work of all antiquity, with over 24,000 ancient New Testament manuscripts discovered so far (compare this with the second best-preserved literary work of all antiquity, Homer's Iliad, with only 643 preserved manuscripts discovered thus far). The printing press wasn't invented until the 1450's, but we have hand-written copies of the Old Testament dating back to the 200's BC. Remarkably, these ancient manuscripts are nearly identical to the Bible we read today.
As far as the New Testament, the Bodmer Papyrus II contains most of the Gospel of John and dates from around 150-200 AD. The Chester Beatty Papyri contains major portions of the New Testament and dates back to about 200 AD. The Codex Vaticanus, the oldest complete New Testament manuscript we've discovered so far, dates from 325-350 AD. The apostle John, who lived with Jesus and learned from Jesus, penned five New Testament books and died in 100 AD. We have fragments of John's Gospel that date from 110-130 AD, within 30 years of his death. When compared to other ancient works such as Plato, Homer or Tacitus, that short time period between the original and the most recent copy is dramatic!
Clement of Rome was martyred in 100 AD. In his writings, he quoted from Matthew, Mark, Luke, Acts, 1 Corinthians, 1 Peter, Hebrews, and Titus. Clement's quotes totally correspond with the Bible we read today. In fact, even if we lost all of the 5,300 early Greek manuscripts, all of the 10,000 Latin vulgates, and all of the 9,300 other ancient manuscripts, we would be able to reconstruct all but 11 verses of the New Testament from the writings of the early Church leaders who quoted from them extensively. We have over 36,000 preserved quotes from the New Testament. In a nutshell, the Bible stands today as the best-preserved literary work of all antiquity, and it's overall reliability is without question!
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Originally posted by randyvs
Originally posted by seridium
The bible was the tv of the past its called predicitive programming just like our everyday tv programs and movies all predictive programming instill thoughts and over time walla we have been controlled !
I think its viola instead of walla walla. Just say'in. This is just more propaganda that isn't supported.
Originally posted by tetra50
reply to post by SuperiorEd
Along those lines, I would ask whom you interpret as the son of man, and the difference and what this means?
How about this then ? God created the universe but you seem to believe that he can't control what his word is all about ? Or what goes in or comes out ? I disagree with that. No matter if even I lived my whole life in seclusion with no education at all. Scripture replaced scripture the way I see it. Fail.
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by chr0naut
Read my whole post, it wasn't written in English, it was a mistranslation. Of course Jesus wouldn't refute being called the Servant of God.
Originally posted by tetra50
reply to post by SuperiorEd
Throw up my hands? Why you have stated here what I hope and pray to be my salvation, and yours and all who are here with us. Why would I throw up my hands. I do not care which of us is righter or smarter, but that some of us have cared to actually read and equated and "discerned," so I love what you have provided, and take comfort in it. What I hope is that someone will see that we live in times where darkness and light have been combined, to the detriment of both, and science has been skewed to go along with this and keep the obfuscation ongoing so that we will be made more and more only concerned with greater and lesser, righter and wronger (forgive bastardization of english), so that my children and yours are both allowed to live and prosper, and not judged and placed at war with each other in a way that only darkness can win. And yes, god does love me, as he/she loves even those who proceed with arrogance and seek to prove themselves greater.
Originally posted by chr0naut
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by chr0naut
Read my whole post, it wasn't written in English, it was a mistranslation. Of course Jesus wouldn't refute being called the Servant of God.
Thomas's quote (from John 20:28) was not calling him the servant of God, he called Jesus God directly (even in the Greek) [και απεκριθη θωμας και ειπεν αυτω ο κυριος μου και ο θεος μου].
Also the first to call Jesus the son of God was the Angel Gabriel who said to Mary "He will be called the Son of God" (in Greek: υἱὸς θεοῦ). Which cannot be translated as Servant of God.
What I was saying was that in light of that fact, the translation where the Apostles called Jesus "The Son of God", stands as a viable interpretation.
* all texts quoted from the Byzantine Majority Text.