Quiz Show (Bible Contradictions)

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Jesus fucking christ. I keep trying to use the youtube tags and it won't work. I'm at a loss. I even looked it up. Sorry somebody set me straight here.

[yankeedoodle]

Can't get the youtube to work, either.  If you figure it out, kindly post detailed method. 

[Ognir]

pair of whores

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB3g6mXLEKk[/youtube]

That is how you insert a video
Remember Utube by default uses HTTPS, remove the s

[yankeedoodle]

Thanks, Og.   

[Christopher Marlowe]

I suppose that people who don't understand a book can either seek understanding, or they can mock the book.  I'll bet that if you gave a book to a caveman he would tear it up and burn it. To a caveman, a book is meaningless. 

1: God will always forgive people who repent and are humble because God is merciful.  But God will always hate sin forever.  God knows who will repent and who will not because He knows everything.

2: God put Abraham to the test, but He did not let Abraham commit evil. God sent an angel to stop him from sacrificing Issac.  God tempted: God tempteth no man to evil, James 1. 13; but by trial and experiment maketh known to the world, and to ourselves, what we are, as here by this trial the singular faith and obedience of Abraham was made manifest.

You see: God told Abraham that he would have descendants through Isaac. Therefore when God told Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, Abraham reasoned that God would bring Isaac back to life. Abraham was showing that he had complete trust in God.

3: The protestants got lost on their understanding of what "faith" means. Thus, they believe that if one says at one time that he believes in Jesus, then he is going to be "saved": Once saved, always saved.

The correct understanding is that faith is not a dead thing. If one truly believes in Jesus, then he will live his life according to the teachings of Christ. Thus Faith is inextricably linked to works:

Note to DR Rom 3:28 By faith: The faith, to which the apostle here attributes man's justification, is not a presumptuous assurance of our being justified; but a firm and lively belief of all that God has revealed or promised. Heb. 11. A faith working through charity in Jesus Christ. Gal. 5. 6. In short, a faith which takes in hope, love, repentance, and the use of the sacraments. And the works which he here excludes, are only the works of the law: that is, such as are done by the law of nature, or that of Moses, antecedent to the faith of Christ: but by no means, such as follow faith, and proceed from it.   

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The short-hand answer to all of these lies along the lines of positivism, which is essentially Jewish thinking. Jews want to control everything, and that is how they use God's Holy Words.  But if one is humble and confesses that he is a sinful creature in need of God's Grace, then the Word opens up to us, and gives us faith and eternal life. Looking beyond the Jewish/legalistic way of thinking, we can uncover the CONCEPTS that are real, but which are always going to be imperfectly understood. Positivists don't believe in concepts because they cannot be measured. For example, I believe in Justice, and that God desires for me to act justly. But positivists cannot measure justice or prove that it exists. Therefore, the law to them is just a tool to exercise power and has nothing to do with justice.  I can't PROVE that justice exists, but it does. Everyone craves justice even though we cannot perfectly describe it. 

These quizes are very simple to piece together if one is interested in finding the Truth. If you really want to have eternal life, then the answers are in the Bible. But if you want to have an excuse to sin and be damned, then there are many helpful videos to be found on youtube.