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In the 2nd account of creation, Genesis 2: Let proposition P1 = God made birds from the earth on the ground. In the 1st account, Genesis 1: There is nothing in the 1st account that contradicts P1. I think P1 is true. I read both accounts according to first-order logic literally. There is no...

Just one. This is the 3rd and the last time I ask.

Let proposition P1 = Noah's flood was global. P2 = Noah's flood was not global but regional. Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions? The stronger your belief in a proposition, the higher the weight.

Can you be specific? I prefer to debate people who can think precisely and write specifically. This is the 2nd time I have asked this question.

What about judging the eternal destination of an individual whom you are to love?

What do you mean by "judge"?

verse?

verse?

Let proposition P1 = Gluttony is a deadly sin. True?

In the beginning, Adam and Eve were both naked and it was okay. After the Fall, Genesis 3: Their patchwork wasn't good enough, Concerning the Israelite priests, Exodus 28: Concerning the general Israelite population, Deuteronomy 22: Fast-forward to the NT, 1 Timothy 2: Note that it is not...

Can you be precise and specific? If you can, I will answer it. If not, I am not going to bother. I prefer to debate people who can think precisely and write precisely. Go ahead. Write a precise and specific question.

Right. This is a different question. See If you think that Noah's flood was global, then bet on it

Let proposition P1 = Noah's flood was global. P2 = Noah's flood was not global but regional. Between 0 and 10, how much weight do you put on each of the above propositions? The stronger your belief in a proposition, the higher the weight.

What exactly do we disagree on? Let my proposition P1 = ___. Your proposition P2 = ___. P1 and P2 disagree. Can you fill in the blanks?

verse?

See Those who sanctify themselves by eating pig’s flesh shall come to an end together

Luke supplied a genealogy bottom-up, Luke 3: Jesus was not a biological son of Joseph but a biological son of Mary. According to this genealogy, Jesus was a biological descendant of David through Nathan and Mary. How was Jesus of the line of David if Mary was a virgin? Now, Matthew provided a...

Hebrews 6: The author contrasts elementary doctrine vs maturity. The elementary doctrine includes: But we need to go on to maturity. Now comes a warning: The above describes experienced Christians but I don't think they have the Paraclete dwelling in them. That's bad, very bad. They did not...

Should we keep the weekly Sabbaths? I don't think anyone, including Abraham, was commanded to keep the Sabbath until Exodus 31: Sabbath was a special sign of the covenant between God and the Israelites after exiting Egypt. In the NT, Jesus healed on a Sabbath in John 5: According to the...

Ezekiel 16: But it should be done esthetically, not too big and not too many.