@ananigma80@InspiringPhilos Well Jesus literally refers to himself as Lord in John 13:13, and even more explicit in Matthew 12:8, not counting the use of what would be the divine name in John 8:58.
@MineXYaB@MalzaharTheVoid@BraunHB0@InspiringPhilos@Mister_mister_h Yet claiming that Muslim simply means "anyone who submits to God" is idiotic because following these parameters Zoroastrians would also be Muslims, Christians would be Muslims, Jews would be Muslims, this simply ridiculous.
@InspiringPhilos Yes people in the comments, we know that it wasn't Mary who crushed the serpent's head, how about paying attention to the meaning of the image?
@InspiringPhilos If this is real it's disgusting and perverse, It is a shame for someone who holds an important status for God to do this kind of monstrosity, may God deal with him in the way he deems best, as for the families of the victims, I hope they are receiving adequate help.
@DerekPodcast@InspiringPhilos@Alfredovich65 As far as I know there are not about 5300 greek documents talking about Dionysus, nor are there any accounts by historians of a man named Dionysus walking the earth performing wine miracles.
@DerekPodcast@InspiringPhilos@Alfredovich65 Bro, even if it is in fact a miracle where water becomes wine, it does not affect the Biblical narrative in practically any way, if Jesus is really God, what better way to demonstrate his divinity to his apostles and the people around than by recreating miracles of false gods?
Aristotle himself said that he did not invent the laws of logic, but discovered them based on the patterns we use when we are learning subjects, now tell me how a purely material reality can give rise to immaterial laws and constants?
@mikesmith5656@InspiringPhilos [22] Flee also youthful lusts; but pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with those who call on the Lord out of a pure heart.
Please don't quote scriptures half-heartedly friend.
@mikesmith5656@InspiringPhilos II Timothy 2:21-22 NKJV
[21] Therefore if anyone cleanses himself from the latter, he will be a vessel for honor, sanctified and useful for the Master, prepared for every good work.+