But, what I don't get is why. In Second Temple Judaism, which Christianity is the continuation/fullfillment the Messiah, needed to be jewish, from David's lineage. So having earthly mother makes sense.
However, I don't see that neccessity in Islam. In fact, if that was not a requirement, then it woulf be reasonable that being made of clay, mud, dust whatever is even more miraculous.
So that's my issue. If Jesus is only a prophet, even if one of the greatest, why is he treated so specially that Allah wills him to existence.
Witcher 3. Open world, witcher senses. Even there it wasn't always super useful or neccessary, but it made sense. You could get lost there. ... And they included Geralt's heightened hearing as well.
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Actually, Witcher 3 without the magic would be a pretty good template for a Wolverine game.
@swenstone0@ArgntinaBlanca@WhitePapersPol Wait! If Germany's and other European countries ethnic make up changed so drastically, can we do a redo of the Paris Peace Conference and redraw Europe's borders by ethnic lines?
My grandma used to tell a story from the time the soviet soldiers invaded Hungary during World War II. She said that they stole a bunch of stuff, basically everything that seemed valuable. They took their brass alarm clock as they thought it was gold. Then when it started ringing they threw it to the ground and shot it.
I'm not sure how true it is, I have no reason to doubt her. And after seeing this, I'm pretty sure it is true.
@ChristandGuitar Maybe, just maybe God doesn't want to run a machine, but wants a loving collective of people, who turn to each other when they need help.
Prayer itself is solving a problem that doesn't exist. God knows what we need, want better than we do. Why do we pray at all then?
Tolkien literally Christianized nordic paganism. Sure, he took all the gods/pantheon of polytheistic religions, but he put it in the frame of Christianity. He made the gods of paganisms angels and fallen angels.
He made the pagan gods subordinate to Eru. Just as it is written multiple times in the Old Testament.
@mohammed_hijab AI literally has a body. It's just not a natural, human or animal like body. It is still a computer. And calling it a mind is generous.
@beans_5eva@Nitpicky_Biased@JacobAwsum@SlothNamedYogur@LifeNewsToo No, I quoted you, claiming science back up your claim. I asked for a study that supports what you say. You didn't provide one. I recommended using more careful wording, to which you claimed you did not say what you said.
@beans_5eva@Nitpicky_Biased@JacobAwsum@SlothNamedYogur@LifeNewsToo That is not science, my friend. That is you calling your assertion science. If you don't have a study that would make it a scientific finding, then I suggest don't use blanket statement like "science".
@beans_5eva@Nitpicky_Biased@JacobAwsum@SlothNamedYogur@LifeNewsToo What is the science that describes the difference between a human and people? Could you cite me a source, I'm interested in how scientists came up with the distinction that location changes a "human" to a "person".