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The Holy Spirit came upon people to empower them for specific tasks (Judges 6:34; 1 Chron. 12:18; 2 Chron. 24:20). interpretation of dreams (Gen. 41:38, Dan. 5:11) special skills (Ex. 31:1-7) prophesy (1 Sam. 10:6, 2 Sam. 23:23, Ezekiel 11:5, 24, Joel 2:28-29) The Spirit of God was involved in...

https://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=FBF1CCNU Joel 2:32 (a YHWH text) is applied to Jesus in Romans 10:9-13. LORD has cultural value: “The LORD” has become a very common way of addressing God. And LORD avoids offending Jewish friends and some Jewish siblings in Jesus who do not pronounce God’s...

List that you think I reject. The watchtower is never correct, has dishonest "scholarship" which I proved by posting the misquotes of their booklet, including their use of a spiritualist NT to justifly their false teachings.

For Hell use non-existence

Risen Jesus — Risen Jesus is the ministry of Mike Licona. As the name shows, there is a great emphasis on the resurrection here. Tektonics — Tektonics is the ministry of my ministry partner J.P. Holding. It’s loaded with great resources such as a listing of answers to Bible contradictions...

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I'd be a little cautious before going further down this road. Many books that give the impression of erudition and spiritual acuity at first sight turn out to be nothing of the sort when seen in a broader context, and Hislop's book may be one example of such. Evangelical Protestant minister...

He then traces this pagan Easter and its Catholic customs via a circuitous route via the 40 day fast of “the Yezidis, the Pagan Devil-worshippers of Koordistan” and, somehow, the “Pagan Mexicans” and the cults of Adonis, Osiris, Ceres and Tammuz before it was imposed on the poor Christians of...

https://www.equip.org/articles/the-two-babylons/ Hislop’s book is a remarkable case study in the level of abject nonsense that can be created out of a stupid initial assumption, a burning desire to find (or create) evidence to support it and the motivating energy of good old fashioned bigotry...

invincible ignorance is very easy to understand.

Argument by Pigheadedness (also known as: argument by stubbornness, invincible ignorance fallacy) Description: This is a refusal to accept a well-proven argument for one of many reasons related to stubbornness. It can also be the refusal to argue about a claim that one supports. Logical Form...

Invincible Ignorance Description: The arguer defends a position simply by refusing to acknowledge the force of the arguments supporting the opposing view. Comments: Some phrases characteristic of this fallacy may include, "I refuse to listen..." "I don't care what you say..." etc...

Two Wrongs do not Make a Right Undistributed Middle Unfalsifiability Unrepresentative Sample Unrepresentative Generalization Untestability Vested Interest Victory by Definition Willed ignorance Wishful Thinking You Too...

Intensional Invalid Reasoning Irrelevant Conclusion Irrelevant Reason Is-Ought Jumping to Conclusions Lack of Proportion Line-Drawing Loaded Language Loaded Question Logic Chopping Logical Fallacy Lying Maldistributed Middle Many Questions Misconditionalization Misleading Accent Misleading...

Cum Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc Curve Fitting Definist Denying the Antecedent Digression Disregarding Known Science Distraction Division Domino Double Standard Either/Or Equivocation Etymological Every and All Exaggeration Excluded Middle False Analogy False Balance False Cause False Dichotomy False...

Bad Seed Bald Man Bandwagon Begging the Question Beside the Point Biased Generalizing Biased Sample Biased Statistics Bifurcation Black-or-White Caricaturization Changing the Question Cherry-Picking the Evidence Circular Reasoning Circumstantial Ad Hominem Clouding the Issue Common Belief Common...

Ad Numerum Ad Populum Ad Verecundiam Affirming the Consequent Against the Person All-or-Nothing Ambiguity Amphiboly Anecdotal Evidence Anthropomorphism Appeal to Authority Appeal to Consequence Appeal to Emotions Appeal to Force Appeal to Ignorance Appeal to Money Appeal to Past Practice Appeal...

Strawperson fallacy: arguing against a view by attacking an exaggerated or absurd extension of the view. "A special case of irrelevant conclusion. Attacking a misstated form of an argument. a deliberately weakened form. https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/strawman Tuo quoque: See Ad hominem. Two...

Post Hoc (post hoc ergo propter hoc): after this on account of this. See False cause. Presumptive Proof; see Ignorance, appeal to. Provincialism: to accept or reject a statement or argument because one identifies with a particular group. Question Begging Epithet: loaded phrase such as "stodgy...

Impromptu Definition: See Persuasive definition. Inconsistent Assumptions: use of premises that in conjunction form a contradiction; use of a self-defeating principle that is as damaging to one's own view as to one's opponent. invincible ignorance fallacy: also known as argument by...