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And Scripture says the exact opposite. Global warming is an accepted part of the ancient Judeo-Christian tradition. It was prophesied by the Prophet Isaiah 2800 years ago, and reiterated 2000 years ago in The Revelation: "Behold, the Lord lays the earth waste, devastates it, distorts its...

Evolutionists have become extremely rare these days, as science has taken over proving that we are not evolving, but devolving. It is known as the Second Law of Thermodynamics. The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that the entire planet is devolving from a higher order to a lower order. For...

A couple of weeks ago, I would have agreed with your interpretation, but as you stated: "Always we want to have ears to hear what the scriptures are saying....". So I went to the Bible to find out what the Scriptures had to say. Jesus confirmed to His disciples that John the Baptist was indeed...

Elijah cannot be reincarnated, because he never died.

Nope! If Jesus said it was Elijah, then I believe Him and have no intent of calling Jesus a liar. Same scenario as when Jesus met and supped with Abraham (bread and wine) under the name of Melchizedek. No one mentioned Elijah being reincarnated. He was never dead! He was present on the...

No such admonition is contained in my Bible. Lesson learned for buying a Bible that was on sale.

I don't engage in BS. A very close friend who is a Forensic Psychologist, was completley shocked when assigned to dealing with a prison population consisting of dads and granddads serving time for all manner of sexual crimes against their offspring. It is quite rampant out there regardless of...

You should know by now, that I am not a Googler, but totally "Sola Scriptura", and what I say comes from Scripture. Was John the Baptist really Elijah?? Here is what Jesus says: "And His disciples [talking with Jesus] asked Him, “Why then do the scribes say that Elijah must come first?” And...

I agree, that abortions are not a great form of birth control, yet many of abortions take place following some rather horrific events, where carry a fetus to birth would not only destroy the life of the new child, bjut also that of the mother. Before birth, the Bible describes the fetus as a...

The difference is, that both John the Baptist and Jesus were not new living beings. In the case of John, ie Elijah, he pre-existed his birth by hundreds of years; and of course Jesus pre-existed from eternity. These indeed were not normal births, and to use their events as having something to...

Thanks for your opinion. But that's not what the Bible says, so I will probably go with the Bible.

I don't know what happens with normal fetuses. I have never psychoanalyzed one. But for sure the birth of John and Jesus were a one-time event which incorporated a number of miraculous events that don't happen in normal births. Nothwithstanding a fetus leaps in the womb about 30 times an hour...

Probably like our Thanksgiving celebration.

I have never heard the true Scriptural law of the tithe preached from any church platform . . . The Law of the Tithe involves a three-year cycle. For the first two years, the tithe is to be set aside for a combination of vacation and Thanksgiving at a place appointed by God: “You shall...

Sorry to disappoint you, but you will not be able to kill them until after they are born, and become a Living Being. I suppose that the events around the miraculous birth of John can Christ are just routine every day circumstances which occur around EVERY birth. Enjoy your ridiculous fantasy...

Yes, a fetus is comprised of living cells like any other part of the body. Dead cells are not a good thing to be rotting in the body. But like other cells in the body which are living organisms which react to pain, etc., they are not a viable living being. They only become a viable living being...

Yeah! The autonomous nervous system develops first. The brain is the last to develop and really hasn’t finished basic development until 2 years of age. kicking around in the womb is a way for the fetus to develop basic musculature in preparation for birth.

The fact that the fetus "leaped" doesn't indicate anything significant. That's just a normal part of fetal development. In later months, fetuses move and kick about 30 times per hour. In this instance, the fetus was merely startled, reacting to the loud and boisterous sound of Mary greeting...

I have answered all your charges with Scripture. Blindness may have allowed you to overlook my responses.