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That's very interesting! I hadn't heard that before even though I have read some of his works and have read 2-3 books dealing with the Council at Nicaea. While I can't comment on your point about mat 28:19 being changed, even with our modern Bible we can figure out why the Apostles baptized...

Still here? Were you telling the truth when you said you weren't going to waste your time?

You're still here? I thought you weren't going to waste your time?

GOOD! I AM THANKING GOD FOR THAT BLESSING!

Well then you missed it. It happened before that. Tou totally missed (or most likely: ignoring) the reason why even though I pointed it out to you twice. The fact is scripture never says they were. Your ligic is lacking the difference between the 2 Apostles and the group in Acts 19, thus its...

Look at what the Bereans did.

You can read how it was done in Acts 2. No, you are mistaking me for yourself. You are the one saying it wasn't good enough.

Yea ok Mary... Sure! Whatever you want to believe. John's baptism was good enough for Jesus, but not the Apostles. Jesus didn't baptize anyone... So who else besides John (the greatest prophet ever by Jesus's admission) did it? If you could point me to where they were rebaptized with water...

Mary, I explained it to you in my post and spent a lot of time on it. You missed the point when you read Acts 19 and you missed it again when I pointed it out to you. This happens quite a bit when I point these things out to you. Please go back and read. And for heaven's sake, I thought we...

Mary, you are the one who suggested it! You asked the question, not me!

Well Jesus was also baptized by John... Did that one count? I'm sorry to say this, but its a ridiculous question. But at least I can see why you are asking. No, the two disciples and Jesus didn't need to be rebaptized in water. They (the disciples) were actually rebaptized, but not with...

I apologize if someone brought this up, but the Bible indirectly hints that at least some were water baptized. Now, note my position on this, as I've stated before: it is good, but not necessary. Furthermore, there are many types of baptism beside water baptism. However, some Apostles were...

Yes, Zacharias was punished and Mary was not, but don't ignore what they said. They both expressed doubts based on their conditions. Actually, they were both blessed.

Well yes, it may be full compliance, but that doesn't mean she had a choice. As for Mary vs. Zachariah... Let's look at the statements: Luke 1:18 KJV And Zacharias said unto the angel, Whereby shall I know this? for I am an old man, and my wife well stricken in years. Luke 1:34 KJV Then said...

She agreed to do it? I don't remember the Angel asking her if it was ok with her. I just see the angel saying it was going to happen. Yea... She went along and was happy with it. But I don't see where she was asked if it was ok by her. Yeah, she was blessed. And all generations realize it...

Like I said, my massage therapy was about healing. The woman wasn't cute, but she was effective in loosening up some overworked muscles.

So who is honor due to: God or Mary?

Mary was blessed and highly favored. But was it because of anything she did?

Hi Hidden! Good seeing you too! The way I see it, you are using someone's body to satisfy a "need". I have absolutely no doubt it works! But, yea... I see your point and perhaps likening it to prostitution isn't fair. I certainly wouldn't say the same thing about massage therapy which I've...

I am unaware of any Mosiac law that says thou shalt not cuddle a stranger. But dude... It will be nice but never as nice as cuddling someone you can love. It won't even touch the satisfaction you will have by cuddling someone you even like! Lets face it... You are paying for an emotional...