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Completed my training and sworn in today for service on the Kentucky Citizen Foster Care Review Board.

The Muslim I spoke about has a PhD in computer science. He understands that the Hebrew word echad means “one“ and can be used, just as it is in English, to modify a collective noun. (Ex. echad / 1 team.) He doesn’t believe that “God” (Heb. elohim) is a collective noun. He was a work colleague...

I dealt with the issue when it came up in a conversation with a Muslim by drawing his attention to Luke 3:38. That satisfied his objection, at least at the time. We spoke many times after that and he never brought the subject up again.

My post #635 was in response to another person’s post, #633, wherein that person had asserted that I was deflecting. I denied his assertion. You then entered that conversation - welcome but uninvited - and agreed that I was not deflecting, asserting instead that I was wrong. At no point was I...

We’ve had this conversation before. You haven’t changed your mind and I haven’t changed mine. I respect that. In summary, I consider the Geneva Bible rendering of John 1:1-5 to be a superior translation and the Messiah’s own faith / belief in God for interpreting / understanding OT and NT...

I’m not. You cut in on a conversation I was having with someone else. It‘s that person that I’m referring to.

That’s right, but he really doesn’t know that. I don’t believe things which I’m convinced are totally wrong. You shouldn’t either. I’ve believed and taught what he believes. I’ve never believed but have taught what you believe. I’d like to discuss it with you but Christianity Board policy...