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    When interpretations go beyond the text

    I think there are not more, maybe even less Muslim who have read the Bible than Christians who have read the Quran. Translations of both books are available in very many languages now, so that anyone who can read may read them. According to most Islamic scholars, it's not forbidden to read the...
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    When interpretations go beyond the text

    That's automated correction. I had typed Tanach;)
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    When interpretations go beyond the text

    I have some doubts on your claim that Constantine didn't speak Greek, as he originated from Anatolia where the Greek was the common language. Jerome was not the first who translated the Bible into Latin, but he was the first who used the Hebrew sources for the Tang (Old Testament to Christians)...
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    Rapture

    He says, you should live according to His commandments and give absolute priority to God and the life in God now in your life. Read e.g. Mt 5-7 for a summary. There are those who claim to believe but are only interested in making money. Don't follow them. There are many who tell you "we are...
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    Common Figure of Speech/Colloquial Language?

    Just forget it. I haven't been aware that I answered in the same thread.
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    Common Figure of Speech/Colloquial Language?

    Sorry, I hadn't recognised that we were actually still with the same thread.
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    What's so special about humans?

    We are for sure different from all other creatures. All creatures are different. Of course that's not your point. It's easy and pleasing to think so. You need a higher degree of sentience to see that all living beings have a link to other individuals of the same species and to other species...
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    Common Figure of Speech/Colloquial Language?

    It's a post in a thread with a discussion on the topic. It's not been me who opened the thread.
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    Common Figure of Speech/Colloquial Language?

    You can click on the top of my quote.
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    Common Figure of Speech/Colloquial Language?

    I have answered in an other thread. I wanted to insert the link but it entered the full text.
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    The risk of AI

    In fact, the AI algorithms need to be "punished", i.e. get negative feedback or limits where they should abstain from showing content. This is possible. The difference between AI and a conventional program is that AI changes it's own algorithm according to the input it receives so that the only...
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    The risk of AI

    AI has no will. It works on the information on which it has been trained and given access to and connects this information (that's the intelligence).
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    The risk of AI

    AI is still a tool, not a person. But there are persons behind it. The greatest risk comes from the Palantir AI, which is designed and used in a public stately sensitive environment, processing police, military, and personal medical data. To know that it's owned by Peter Thiel, who openly...
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    Absolute Truth

    If the light comes from outside, there's as much light as shade, as the moon. If the light comes from within, there's no shade, like the sun. A black hole consumes light and never gives it back. A torch gives light from within, but still depends on a source. Who are you?
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    Canine Cognition

    I think it is right that we are the most intelligent animals. We are profiting from that and we are very conceited. We like to define that the value of a being is in fact defined by it's intelligence because this would justify that we are the most valuable creatures. But actually, the earthworm...
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    Do you think that God added to the teachings of Jesus after His Ascencion?

    It depends on the culture. Hugs between friends are common in Arabic countries, in Russia and also in Switzerland (in particular in the west like Geneva)
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    Do you think that God added to the teachings of Jesus after His Ascencion?

    I acknowledge your belief. We are here to exchange. My post went a bit fervent. I wanted to offer you the understanding of resurrection I came to mainly by studying the Gospel accounts, which is different from the commonplace understanding that resurrection is a promise for a far future. The...
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    Do you think that God added to the teachings of Jesus after His Ascencion?

    Then you miss the central Message of Jesus: Your resurrection begins here and now. It is the choice to submit to God only, meaning, do good and rely on the knowledge that what is good before God is good for eternity. You may see Jannah (the final Paradise, Islamic expression) as an utopia. Ask...
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    Do you think that God added to the teachings of Jesus after His Ascencion?

    To me, this writing seems to be written by an educated person, but it is still quite speculative. I don't see any evidence that the beginning of Mark's account is missing. It would also have been possible that Mark had ended his account in 16:7 without the last sentence: with the message of the...
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    Do you think that God added to the teachings of Jesus after His Ascencion?

    The scope of your question is clearly Christian, but you posted it on a general thread, so I post my answer - briefly without sources cause I am quite busy with many things now. 1. God inspired all believers who trust in God. The path of the believer is guided by God. 2. The inspiration is...
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