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History Forum / General / General Topics / October 2004Biblical Foundation Of Islam And The Orthodoxy Catholic
The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. Thus their missionary zeal to invade other cultures on a pretence that they have a biblical mandate from Jesus to evangelize the wolrd. But the same God by design had already divided the world into two blocs, the Islamic blocs and the orthodoxy catholic one.... TO BE CONTINUED > The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable > position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > TO BE CONTINUED Never mind, I'll continue it for you, since you won't get to the point. There is no God and no design. If I knew what the f.ck you wanted people to do, I might have further comment.  SignatureFreedom of thought entails no "Intellectual Property". > The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable > position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > TO BE CONTINUED Oh, please don't keep us in suspense. >The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable >position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. >Thus their missionary zeal to invade other cultures on a pretence that >they have a biblical mandate from Jesus to evangelize the wolrd. >But the same God by design had already divided the world into two >blocs, So 'God' likes creating divisiveness. (?) >the Islamic blocs and the orthodoxy catholic one.... If god (or the gods) wanted its message to mankind to be understood clearly, then why wouldn't god(s) just send a clearer message? Why would such a god (or gods) allow 'false' religions to exist, which then leads good people to live a 'lie'? pan >TO BE CONTINUED Why do allow the kids in Africa to die of thirst and starvation? SignatureThe Best in Message Board Discussions http://www.comicboards.org/religion >>The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable >>position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >>TO BE CONTINUED > >The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable > >position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > So 'God' likes creating divisiveness. (?) Not in a sense you understand this word. God likes to see anyone happy in his own cultural heritage. What I am saying is that the world was already evangelized along with cultural lines, Laws of the Land and costumes; therefore, I don't think God would condone mission as the fundanmentalists understand it. > >the Islamic blocs and the orthodoxy catholic one.... > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > >TO BE CONTINUED JMJ "Not-easily-duped" wrote in message news >The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable >position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >TO BE CONTINUED King Henry the VIII and the reading of Protestant Bibles The unsupervised publishing of the Bible in early days of the English Reformation became quite a problem according to King Henry VIII(1491-1547). The extent to which the problem had spread may best be judged from the pathetic lament he gave in his last speech to Parliament: "I am extremely sorry to find how much the Word of God is abused; with how little reverence it is mentioned; how people squabble about the sense; how it is turned into wretched rhymes, sung and jangled in every alehouse and tavern; all this in a false construction and counter-meaning to the inspired writers. I am sorry to perceive the readers of the Bible discover so little of its practice; for I am sure charity was never in a more languishing condition, virtue never at a lower ebb, nor God Himself less honored or worse served in Christendom" There is no ambiguity about these words, and when we remember that the same sentiments are expressed in the writings and speechs of many of the Reformers themselves, who complain of Popery, and remember too, how Henry VIII was constrained to seize and burn Tyndal's and Coverdal's and other versions of the Bible, and to forbid the reading of any version at all to large classes of his subjects. Source: "Where we got the Bible" 1911 edition, page 136-37 King Henry the VIII lived 1491-1547 Jim Carew sfo > JMJ And your point is??????????????? > "Not-easily-duped" wrote in message news > [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > Jim Carew sfo Could you please expound? SignatureThe Best in Message Board Discussions http://www.comicboards.org/religion > The fundanmentalists have put themselves in a very incomfortable > position by reading the Bible like one would read a novel. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > TO BE CONTINUED |
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