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There was obviously air before Adam was created. God gave him a soul. No need to assume God breathes oxygen.

The church was built on Peter's confession that Jesus was the Christ, the son of God, not on Peter

I only human being.

Now I have no idea what you're talking about...I'm sure you have heard of progressive revelation?

You mean the supernatural? Yes, because God does supernatural things. . and demonic activity would also be considered supernatural.

So you just proved my point. Not everything was revealed in the OT. It wasn't that people didn't go to heaven, it was just not called " heaven"

Why? The New testament interprets the old. "What then shall we say that Abraham, our forefather according to the flesh, discovered in this matter? 2 If, in fact, Abraham was justified by works, he had something to boast about—but not before God. 3 What does Scripture say? “Abraham believed God...

Oh come on! Jesus taught more about the afterlife than just about anyone in the Bible...he explained hell and paradise.

Lots of speculation... Jesus taught what was always true. It wasn't that heaven didn't exist, but that the people had an incomplete revelation of the afterlife at the time.

So when was heaven opened for business?

NASA: Climate Change and Global Warming

Then Jesus would have mentioned that in his explanation...

Happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks. Doesn't sound too nice without context.

Or course. We know he did because he took passover, which was lamb.

Common sense is always a good idea.

Kings are often tyrants. The question is whether we are obligated to obey tyrants? I never said Protestants were perfect, BTW, so I don't know what that has to do with the discussion.

Mary didn't commit adultery, Silly. But she was a sinner, like all of us are.

What's the third?

Then I guess it's blessed to kill babies by smashing their heads against rocks..Psalm 137:9...context it very important if you want to find the truth. You can not read verses in isolation and get there.

What was the purpose of telling the parable if not to inform people they could choose what kind of soil they will be? Yes, it's metaphorical language, so you can draw all kinds of strange conclusions if you like by taking what is figurative too literally, but the point is that some fell away...