Re: Just like the days of Noah
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SJA you asked a question then gave me two possible answers. Neither of which was the answer to your question. Since you want to ask and answer I saw no point in answering.
Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 06:19 AM
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I have come to believe James may be Greek, evidenced by his searching for wisdom. This may help him "see" faith seeking understanding.
The orthodox (greek = right opinion) Christian would realize all these have a seat at the table of truth; truth exists in exegesis of Scripture > the tone setter for integrating all these other categories truth exists in science > responsible science is a source of information from general revelation and humanity truth exists in philosophy > as a tool for establishing appropriate cultural methods. Example: God intended reading (observation) & interpretation (philosophy) truth exists in human life experience > area of testing and communicating truth. Bible expects a levels of "experience" Psalm 22 truth exists in history > as a window to ancient tradition of orthodoxy (evangelicals weak here as a note) truth exists in theology (discussion of God) > Christocentric & Trinitarian as a centering guide post
God has revealed all things James. This may assist you in some way. Blessings, Mark
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 09:50 AM
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Our Lord's thief in the night is a perfect metaphor but some don't think their home will be broken into.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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I only pester Christians with questions when they start proselytizing on threads about other subjects. This is a dedicated religious thread.
Carry on.
Jim When you have studied and practiced law for years, where you have ate it, dreamed it and lived it, don't you find it hard when just talking to a person on the street, that its hard to keep your subconsciousness from drawing from the well from which you have drank and lived from your entire life? Maybe its the same with people that has ate and lived a life dedicated to the spiritual aspect of life. They are like on auto pilot and that is where they rest and in any converse it comes out there because that is who they are. Its like a standard that their whole world is based on. Then when you mix people that is on a gold standard with those that are on say a bitcoin standard it becomes babel that the 2 sides can't or won't relate to each other. The whole idea to get the whole world on one order and complete harmony is a fantasy that ends when the dream becomes a nightmare. Yes people don't like to be hounded by a proselytizing do-gooder any more than they like to hounded by a legalists who has defined right and wrong down to what the meaning of "is" is.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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The reason you get all the debating on here is that only a very few of us are still trapping. Many are in a funk,disgruntled that they cant make any money trapping anymore.
Forget that fear of gravity-get a little savagery in your life.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 10:05 AM
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The reason you get all the debating on here is that only a very few of us are still trapping. Many are in a funk,disgruntled that they cant make any money trapping anymore. I'm a member of a bowhunting forum, a tractor forum and a forum devoted to burning coal. Politics, religion and everything else is discussed in every one of those forums. Things are intertwined and I enjoy knowing how others think. We spend a fair amount of time together and it's a great way to get to know each other.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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Thats what I'm saying,not many hardcore trappers anymore.
Forget that fear of gravity-get a little savagery in your life.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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The reason you get all the debating on here is that only a very few of us are still trapping. Many are in a funk,disgruntled that they cant make any money trapping anymore. My disgruntledness comes from seeing how that freedoms as in free markets can be picked off one at a time, naturally starting with the weakest and most controversial industry working its way up to hog house and finally to my house !
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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SJA you asked a question then gave me two possible answers. Neither of which was the answer to your question. Since you want to ask and answer I saw no point in answering. Then your reply, in itself, is an answer. :-)
"Humans are the hardest people to get along with." Dr. Phillip Snow
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 01:54 PM
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I have come to believe James may be Greek, evidenced by his searching for wisdom. This may help him "see" faith seeking understanding.
The orthodox (greek = right opinion) Christian would realize all these have a seat at the table of truth; truth exists in exegesis of Scripture > the tone setter for integrating all these other categories truth exists in science > responsible science is a source of information from general revelation and humanity truth exists in philosophy > as a tool for establishing appropriate cultural methods. Example: God intended reading (observation) & interpretation (philosophy) truth exists in human life experience > area of testing and communicating truth. Bible expects a levels of "experience" Psalm 22 truth exists in history > as a window to ancient tradition of orthodoxy (evangelicals weak here as a note) truth exists in theology (discussion of God) > Christocentric & Trinitarian as a centering guide post
God has revealed all things James. This may assist you in some way. Blessings, Mark Interesting info.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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I have come to believe James may be Greek, evidenced by his searching for wisdom. This may help him "see" faith seeking understanding.
The orthodox (greek = right opinion) Christian would realize all these have a seat at the table of truth; truth exists in exegesis of Scripture > the tone setter for integrating all these other categories truth exists in science > responsible science is a source of information from general revelation and humanity truth exists in philosophy > as a tool for establishing appropriate cultural methods. Example: God intended reading (observation) & interpretation (philosophy) truth exists in human life experience > area of testing and communicating truth. Bible expects a levels of "experience" Psalm 22 truth exists in history > as a window to ancient tradition of orthodoxy (evangelicals weak here as a note) truth exists in theology (discussion of God) > Christocentric & Trinitarian as a centering guide post
God has revealed all things James. This may assist you in some way. Blessings, Mark Interesting info. There shouldn't be much sparring between most Christian theologians over these categories, but the degree to which each seat at the truth table is allowed to steer the doctrine and/or dogma is debated. I hold that Scripture is the ultimate Truth, but above all else, it's God narrative story so that humans can know God's Creation, Redemption, Restoration Plan. Blessings, Mark
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 09:59 PM
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Priorities are always a challenge for the depraved mind.
A bit of deeper meaning in sin has been articulated and I enjoy reading Augustine; These four states, which are derived from the Scripture, correspond to the four states of man in relation to sin enumerated by Augustine of Hippo: (a) able to sin, able not to sin (posse peccare, posse non peccare); (b) not able not to sin (non posse non peccare); (c) able not to sin (posse non peccare); and (d) unable to sin (non posse peccare). The first state corresponds to the state of man in innocency, before the Fall; the second the state of the natural man after the Fall; the third the state of the regenerate man; and the fourth the glorified man.
It must be noted that in all four states, man is free to choose what to do or not to do according to his will. His will is free because it is not forced or compelled from without. However, his will is determined by his own moral inclinations. This means that while the glorified man will always choose to do good because his heart’s inclination is always to glorify God; the natural fallen man will always do what is evil (in God’s eyes), because his motives are never pure, and never to glorify God.
1800 years haven't changed this theological thesis one bit.
Blessings, Mark
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 10:02 PM
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Thats what I'm saying,not many hardcore trappers anymore. There are plenty of great trappers on here. Good grief Good thread Mark
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 10:26 PM
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Bull,on the whole first page only one post about trapping (the fur auction). Nobodys trapping.Thats why everyone is debating.
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Re: Just like the days of Noah
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08/02/21 11:44 PM
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Bull,on the whole first page only one post about trapping (the fur auction). Nobodys trapping.Thats why everyone is debating. Trapping topics will pick up as the season approaches. We're still a ways out.
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