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10-26-2005, 12:59 AM
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Re: The Biggest Miracle
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there's no way that paul could have missed talking about the ressurection, as it was the "ressurected lord" that came to him on the road to..was it damascus? [/ QUOTE ] I believe that was Celphas and James met by the risen Lord on the road to Damascus. I'd have to doublecheck to aboslutely sure though. 
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10-26-2005, 02:16 AM
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Re: The Biggest Miracle
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[ QUOTE ] there's no way that paul could have missed talking about the ressurection, as it was the "ressurected lord" that came to him on the road to..was it damascus? [/ QUOTE ] I believe that was Celphas and James met by the risen Lord on the road to Damascus. I'd have to doublecheck to aboslutely sure though. [/ QUOTE ] Quo Vadis? edited: Nope, sorry that was Peter - the Quo Vadis thing, my mistake.
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#23
10-26-2005, 06:11 AM
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Re: The Biggest Miracle
I think you are going to lose a lot of people with this :
[ QUOTE ] After I finsish the Bible, I'm going to study Jewish books, and maybe some other religions as well, to get a better understanding of God. [/ QUOTE ] Becuase now you have started with the premise that these works are about GOD, whre I would argue that these works are about man's interpretation, dersire or abuse of GOD, and in reality provide no insight into his true nature. So what? Are your diferences irreconcilealbe? I'm gonna say syas, but somedays it sure is a fun spectator sport.
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