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I’ve mentioned this to you before @ Riven -> Always look for the strongest argument you can find against your position. Here’s another short video on the subject. Once again, I don’t know anything at all about the ministry that produced it. What is the value of this video? It examines...

It’s a rational argument against Jesus being the prophesied Messiah. Did you find it persuasive or unpersuasive? Yes. Is that what you were asking me to address? No, I don’t. I would ask what discrepancies you think there are, or might be, but you’ve already told me that you don’t know...

@Riven did you question whether Dr. Stoner’s math was wrong? I did. I javen’t done the calculation myself. Anyone can claim anything. I wanted to know if anyone else had questioned it and, if they did, what did they do about it. Should we trust Dr. Hartzler? Should we look to see if anyone else...

I don’t know anything about either of the men speaking in this video clip @Riven. I don’t even know their names. Do you? For all I (we?) know, they could be used car salesmen masquerading as scholars. They‘re talking about Dr. Stoner’s argument for Jesus of Nazareth being the prophesied...

This is an argument used by unbelieving Jews in particular and unbelievers in general. You’ve said that you’re a believer. Why did you use their argument in your response to me?

The apostles didn’t. They were persuaded that the prophecies written in the Hebrew Bible about the Messiah were fulfilled by Jesus. None of the apostles trusted their gut or asked their readers to trust theirs. Does that experience prejudice you against Southern Baptist pastors / scholars...

Christians need to know all about the prophecies. Since you don’t know anything about them, why do you believe Jesus is the Messiah? I have. He was very popular in Southern Baptist circles when I was a Southern Baptist. Why do you think I quoted him? I was aware of most, if not all, of that...

I’m currently reading Biblical Pacifism, written by Dale W. Brown

* Does anyone here celebrate it? *

For best results, leave the boom at home.

* Professor Fowler, just before he receives - from his perspective - an unexpected suggestion. * What if the atheist has this suggestion for me? -> Try reading the Bible again with the knowledge that Jesus never existed. While possible, I think it’s unlikely that he would. Why? Simply because...

You’ve also told me that you aren’t sure that Jesus ever existed. That’s ignorance - and a certain amount of openness - of the subject matter. The Jews know for certain that he did. You’ve told me that you’ve read the Bible. That’s good. In fact, very good. A suggestion: read it again, this...

“A lot of people promoting assisted suicide speak of ‘choice in dying.’ But, if what someone’s ‘choosing’ is TO BE KILLED, then isn’t that itself a red flag?” https://x.com/amandaachtman/status/2099216934633889958?s=61 Atheists are committing spiritual suicide. I don’t know that all atheists...

Two years old. Disabled, not dying. https://x.com/liveactionnews/status/2099264431754502160?s=61

“My full speech at the Assisted Dying Bill debate on Friday.” https://x.com/ashleydalton_mp/status/2099449135896113373?s=61