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I'm not Neo, but I think that anyone who says I, he/she or anyone else "deserves death", is, at best, a loony. For anyone who reads this and thinks to themselves that your words don't sound right, it's because they're insane. And people are going to jump up and down and report me and say that I'm attacking you, and that's fine, but I'm not the one saying that you deserve death. once you do that, to me, you're fair game.
It is a monumentally stupid and abusive belief system that would have you say such a thing. It has literally rotted your brain.
Actually, we could merge two absolutely disgusting theologies in this situation, and say that every child, on their 12th birthday, be hit in the head with a baseball bat. Those who die as a result, oh well, God will see them in heaven, and bon voyage. Those who survive the resulting brain injury are likely to have a Near Death Experience that will surely involve God, Jesus, the Holy Ghost, or one of their close friends, thus cementing their faith in Christianity. If for any reason they wake from their comas without such knowledge, or indeed the moment they speak about seeing Allah (or God forbid any of the Hindu gods), well, that's why you keep that baseball bat in the hospital room.
Maybe biting into the apple was when "time" began.
And you're still speculating. If you're absolutely honest with yourself, you'd admit that no-one KNOWS anything, except perhaps that which can be measured in our finite physical reality.
And you're still speculating.
Again, your "interpretation" of these words is that one must be a Christian in order to be able to approach the Father. Krishna said the same kind of thing 5,000 years ago. John 14:6 is about awareness and not religion. The Christ is a world Teacher and not just a religious Teacher.--Neo first read John 3:16-21
Then try.--
Jhn 14:6Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father, but by me.
So "the fall of Man" from paradise was predestined and for a reason?Neo --your quote -----So the fall was predestined, with Christ as the backup plan?
In all your getting get understanding Neo -----
No --No Neo Christ was always the plan from the beginning ----Christ was never the backup plan ------Christ was the 1st plan and is the last plan --Period
How did you debunk my claims? Your gospel of John is the very farthest away from the life of Jesus, and all I suggested was that Jesus did not make claims of exclusivity, the early church did.
What is the 0.5% that is inaccurate?because I showed you that scripture is 99.5 % accurate , but you tried to claim scriptures could have said I am A way , I showed you your mistake , that the Church teaches what Christ claimed of Himself .
What is the 0.5% that is inaccurate?
So, you're right,
and you don't have to worry about anything, correct?
--So what do you make of the living Christ , that still talks to me and others today. Or do we have it mixed up? I believe BetteTheRed you seem to be the one very mixed up in many things.Maybe that's perfectly clear to you, but that's not perfectly clear to me.
And Jesus' (purported) words are not the Jewish holy scriptures. Their canon was closed prior to Jesus' life. The New Testament was written, in Greek, by people who were not necessarily Jewish, in a period of some 30 to 75 years after Jesus' death. And Holy Scriptures are not written as a factual account, but as a theological statement. You can say that the early church government had some strong beliefs, but I don't think you've got any evidence as to Jesus' thoughts. No video camera, remember?
And again, what does the repetition of more verses with the same translation pattern mean? A true vine, a good shepherd. And John is the latest written of the gospels, and the most dedicated to developing a "Christology".
according to scholarly research the .5% error is attributed to spelling and punctuation errors and according to them non of that .5% affects basic theological principles