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* The trick worked so well that now I don’t want to eat my own food. *

“Crucial to my hermeneutic: We should read the Old Testament like the apostles do.” - Mitch Chase

* First date or not, garlic is a snake repellant. Maybe he’s looking for an opportunity to end this date night early. *

* In hindsight, and completely unknown to history, Pavlov spent the rest of his life lamenting that he didn’t experiment on dogs first. *

* The good news: It ain’t over until it’s over. The bad news: It ain’t over until it’s over. *

* A tall tale telling dog. *

* Chicken… I don’t know if it was chicken that closed the door. I would be chicken to clean the fridge. *

* Rare photo of a hobo bird. *

* Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, and Dr. Howard. *

God and the Messiah are both called elohim in scripture. That does, in fact, make two persons who are called elohim. One is worshipped as God and the other is worshipped as the messianic king. Cp. 1 Chronicles 29:20. None of that has anything to do with “monotheistic atheism”.

That’s not even remotely close to the definition of “monotheistic atheism”. “You believe in God, believe also in me.” - Jesus (John 14:1)

That’s patently false; a self-inflicted wound. You’re making it up as you go. *** For readers who might be wondering, I believe the only Son of God is divine.

* Hire an expert in snake removal service. *

According to AI, “Monotheistic atheism is a term that some philosophers use to describe the belief that there is only one god, but that god does not exist.”

Jesus of Nazareth is a Jewish monotheist, not a “monotheistic atheist”. *** I’ve been doing this for a long time and this is the first time in all these many years that I’ve made this comment. It never even crossed my mind that there would come a day when I would have to. I’m glad I was here...

I did a quick search for the phrase - by anyone - on the board. It occurs one time - post #128 in this thread. That makes me think that you haven’t (and neither has anyone else) spoken with the trinitarians here about it. Tritheists believe in elohim, plural. “Monotheistic atheism” isn’t...

Chew on it. ”There is certainly good to be gained from reading extensive portions of Scripture. Perusing a whole narrative, or even a short book, like Ruth, is beneficial. But sometimes we bite off more than we can chew. Of even greater benefit (at least, in my opinion), is taking a single bite...

Even if your Bible reading plan is simply, and nothing more defined than, regularly reading the scriptures, follow that plan.