juantoo3
....whys guy.... ʎʇıɹoɥʇnɐ uoıʇsǝnb
Indeed. I get no self-aggrandizing ego trip from some convoluted new age pseudo-prophetic ideality preached as though it were factual truth.No need too point fingers, you know what you do.
Ah! Now I get where you are coming from, and I see you make the same error of judgement so very many before you have. You are trying to hold the lessons bound in myth and allegory to the scientific standard of proof.It is why the old saying suggests....... 'let him who hath understanding'
recon the number of all known life.... C-12.........
So to have understanding, each must have knowledge, and the knowledge to comprehend life in true physical understanding, is not within the KJV..........
all the KJV offer is the ability to understand compassion but not a thing your doctor will ever learn within that book will assist your child through medical attention.........
see the difference?
One type of knowledge shares the old descriptions of addressing the human experience, and one give life with physical UNDERSTANDING.
And to combine the two, offers the truth!
Apples and oranges, my friend. You cannot compare the two in any but the most fringe manner. Two completely different magesteria, as S.J.Gould puts it. Science and fact have no authority over religion and faith, likewise faith and religion have no authority over science and fact.
If you are game, I have an experiment for you. What is love? Take your choice of approach; the scientific "factual" biochemical road, or the religious "faithful" adoration road...either road will lead you to an understanding of love, a "menu" so to speak. But neither one will replace the experience of love, the "meal."
So using science to attempt to undermine religion, or using religion to undermine science, is disingenuous at best. At worst it is hypocritical. In the end the arguments are frivolous and moot, and have nothing to do with righteous behavior. It is all staring at the menu and salivating instead of enjoying the meal.
"Let us hear the whole of the matter; Fear G-d, and keep His commandments." -said Solomon in Ecclesiastes. Doesn't say anything about mysteries there! I believe it is Ezekiel that admonishes that all secret things will be shouted from the roof tops. Hardly an inducement to secrets and mysteries...
You are most welcome of course, to keep staring at your menu, or you are welcome to pull up a chair and enjoy your meal. Please excuse me while I enjoy my meal.
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