@beready4rapture 🌶️, have you considered how 1 Samuel 23 is a great biblical example of Omniscience ≠ Omni determinism ?
God knows & predicts WHAT the Keilahites & Saul will do ( betray David and come down respectively ) but NEITHER of God’s predictions happen, because David changes course.
@CherylSchatz@DineshDSouza@farmingandJesus@HwsEleutheroi But what caused the BLOCK is when I said @HwsEleutheroi was a crappy debater that relied on logical fallacies to supposedly “win” .
Here- he employed the “invincible ignorance” fallacy aka “pigheadness”.
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He asked for an example?
I complied .
Well, @HwsEleutheroi promised “we’ll wait” for documentation of his logical fallacies in debates. Well, he didn’t wait. He blocked. But here’s the sauce-
JW used The Invincible Ignorance fallacy, ignoring 29 cited scriptural texts from his opponent
https://t.co/2QaTg6nJ0W…
@LaughTa93536931@DineshDSouza It’s what Calvies believe.
If you don’t disclose that?
You’re like a deceitful used car salesman , promising the best deal and the best interest rate and trade in value and then handing them a contract that has none of the above.
@LaughTa93536931@DineshDSouza I was Calvinist for~ 30 yrs.
The ones I listened to in person and read, always said “yes, share the gospel, cuz you don’t know if your listener is elect or not.”
But NOT fully disclosing to the listener that they may not be elect , so the gospel is not for them, is disingenuous
@LaughTa93536931@DineshDSouza Also, You’re confusing two different types of logical fallacies – –
false equivalence (apples/oranges) , and false dichotomy/dilemma (either/or) .
Read up on them more here.
You’re welcome. https://t.co/Nc9lmErcYB
@LaughTa93536931@DineshDSouza I’ve actually taught logic, and no, it’s not a false dichotomy.
The conversation on the Calvinist side is how a Calvinist would have to truthfully share the gospel as they see it.
The conversation on the right side is what the truth of scripture communicates.
@Greenmatador03D Steven Anderson is an antisemite and so I would never repost anything from him so give him additional reach.
The chart is interesting , however I strongly think seal 5 is after the midpoint and I doubt that trumpets and bowls are simultaneous.
I know a lot of you don't like the Talmud. But here's something I think is pretty awesome.
The Talmud records Jewish traditions associated with Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, during the time the Second Temple was standing.
According to Talmudic tradition, a scarlet thread was tied to the scapegoat on Yom Kippur. After the service was completed, the thread would miraculously turn white, as in Isaiah 1:18:
“Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.”
But then something changed.
The Talmud records that this miracle, and others, stopped occurring 40 years before the destruction of the Temple.
“During the last forty years before the destruction of the Temple… the crimson-colored strap did not become white…”
- Babylonian Talmud, Yoma 39b
Do the math.
The Second Temple was destroyed in 70 AD.
Forty years before that was 30 AD.
What happened around that time?
Yeshua was crucified.
This is an amazing piece of Jewish history that beautifully points to what the New Testament declares:
Yom Kippur is fulfilled by the ultimate atonement that was accomplished at the cross by Yeshua.