Thread: The Bible's Proof

[QUOTE=RiseAgainst;1061344814]You can believe whatever you want, for instance, that cows poops out rainbows.

Go on try it, run from the truth.[/QUOTE]


Thank you for emphasizing my last point.

Originally Posted by RiseAgainst

The Bible says the heavens cannot be measured and the stars
are without number (Genesis 22:17; Jeremiah 31:37). Before
the invention of the telescope, man could see only a few
hundred stars with the naked eye, but the very first book of the
Bible says they are without number. This has been confirmed
by modern science. There are 300 billion stars in our Milky
Way galaxy alone. In 1999, observations by NASA
astronomers, using the Hubble Space Telescope, suggested that
there are 125 billion galaxies in the universe. The most up-todate star count was announced in July 2003 as 70 sextillion
observable stars (70,000,000,000,000,000,000,00 0). This was
the conclusion of the world’s largest galaxy study, the TwoDegree Field Galaxy Redshift Survey, which is considered 10
times more accurate than previous ones. The team of scientists
did not physically count the stars. Instead they used some of
the world’s most powerful telescopes to count all of the
galaxies in one region of the universe and to estimate how
many stars each galaxy contained by measuring its brightness.
They then extrapolated these figures out to the whole universe
visible through telescopes. This massive figure, of course,
probably accounts for only a tiny percentage of the actual stars.

The Bible also states that a third of the stars will fall to the Earth. It's going to get very crowded, don't you think?

Revelation 12:4 (KJV) = And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth: and the dragon stood before the woman which was ready to be delivered, for to devour her child as soon as it was born.

Irrefutable evidence for a Red Sea crossing by the Egyptians?
http://www.wnd.com/2012/06/chariots-...able-evidence/

Originally Posted by Anders Hoveland

Irrefutable evidence for a Red Sea crossing by the Egyptians?
http://www.wnd.com/2012/06/chariots-...able-evidence/

Nope. Just irrefutable evidence that there are chariots in the river.

"Israel’s history was prophesied by Moses and recorded in the
book of Deuteronomy about 4,000 years ago. God warned that
if Israel broke His law she would be “plucked from off the
land” and scattered “among all people, from the one end of the
earth even unto the other” (Deut. 28:63-64)"

Who are the only people on the planet that have been plucked and scattered from their homeland?

You guessed it, Black people(Judah), as well as those people on this land hidden on the reservations(Native Americans aka Gad, Simeon, Ruben, Napthali), and those who populate Mexico(Issahcar, Asher,), the Carribbean and Brazil today(Benjamin, Levi, Manessah, Ephraim, Zebulon ). the 12 Tribes of Israel.

twelve_tribes(1).jpg

Originally Posted by Wolverine

But those who use that free will are punished.

Therefore, free will is a misnomer.

You confuse freedom with license.

Freedom is the right to do the right thing, and license is license to do whatever you want.

If you break the laws of man, you go to jail. Everyone accepts this as a fact of life. And yet people seem to think they should be able to break the laws of God with impunity. Now does that really make any sense??

Regarding the OP: The flaw in your argument is that a Muslim or a Hindu can have faith in their book too, so faith does not convince a non-Christian. Here is a better argument: http://www.catholic.com/tracts/proving-inspiration

Originally Posted by Wolverine

But those who use that free will are punished.

Therefore, free will is a misnomer.

Still don't get it do you?

Think of it like A.I., you create it and your hope is that it remembers and retains the info you give it so it can act accordingly in the future. that's exactly how GOD created us.

Our free will is like our internal cpu that is suppose to record and retain the best info and trash the nonsense. GOD is "hands off" of us for a reason. He wants us to "get it" on our own. like a standalone version of HALO. We are not suppose to act like the beta version.

If he didn't, then we wouldn't have been created with free will. instead no will at all. just zombies until he decided to move us around like chess pieces. free will allows us to move around without his hands on us, eventhough his hands cover us anyway.

Originally Posted by 4Horsemen

Still don't get it do you?

Think of it like A.I., you create it and your hope is that it remembers and retains the info you give it so it can act accordingly in the future. that's exactly how GOD created us.

Our free will is like our internal cpu that is suppose to record and retain the best info and trash the nonsense. GOD is "hands off" of us for a reason. He wants us to "get it" on our own. like a standalone version of HALO. We are not suppose to act like the beta version.

If he didn't, then we wouldn't have been created with free will. instead no will at all. just zombies until he decided to move us around like chess pieces. free will allows us to move around without his hands on us, eventhough his hands cover us anyway.

The free will is a calculator? That's a new one.

I have a question; Do we need to act for free will to occur? Or is free will just calculations going on in your head?

Originally Posted by 4Horsemen

Still don't get it do you?

Think of it like A.I., you create it and your hope is that it remembers and retains the info you give it so it can act accordingly in the future. that's exactly how GOD created us.

Our free will is like our internal cpu that is suppose to record and retain the best info and trash the nonsense. GOD is "hands off" of us for a reason. He wants us to "get it" on our own. like a standalone version of HALO. We are not suppose to act like the beta version.

If he didn't, then we wouldn't have been created with free will. instead no will at all. just zombies until he decided to move us around like chess pieces. free will allows us to move around without his hands on us, eventhough his hands cover us anyway.

Right.

Which is why all of those who do not subscribe to Christianity will be treated the same as those who do?

No, thank you.

I'll stick with reason.