There seems a silance about actually discussing anything with non Christians.
Why?
Are you scared?
Why?
Are you scared?
Is there anyone out there?
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Yep, but as I am corraled in this section I am unable to post on the other threads so I try to reply here.
I don't get any response.
I am suprised by this.
Most forums have those who enjoy a decent debate. Here this type seems lacking.
I don't get any response.
I am suprised by this.
Most forums have those who enjoy a decent debate. Here this type seems lacking.
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Some people enjoy debate, I however don't enjoy an endless back and forth where progress isn't made. By progress I don't necessarily mean your conversion to Christianity, though it is my hope that happens eventually. Progress can also be in at least understanding the truth of what we believe instead of any preconceived notions you may believe. It is usually my goal to paint an accurate picture of the Christian faith to be accepted or rejected.
We don't know what you believe exactly, so you have the advantage of being able to start a interesting discussion. You could make any statement about Christianity as a starting point for a discussion. Probably even things you understand as undisputed facts would start a round of apologetics.
We don't know what you believe exactly, so you have the advantage of being able to start a interesting discussion. You could make any statement about Christianity as a starting point for a discussion. Probably even things you understand as undisputed facts would start a round of apologetics.
OK, how about commentating on the proficies of Christianity?
What are they?
What order are they profecised in and what order have they been fulfilled in so far?
The other thread in this section may be the better place for that.
What are they?
What order are they profecised in and what order have they been fulfilled in so far?
The other thread in this section may be the better place for that.
Tim TP said:
Tim, this particular discussion board has been established so that non-Christians can make inquiries about Christianity.
However, it is up to non-Christians to initiate such inquiries.
Currently, the proprietor of this website is working on a way to renovate this particular discussion board.
It would take a large book to answer the question properlyTim TP said:
And even then we (Christians) can get some things wrong
A lot of the prophecies of the Old testament happened exactly as predicted and we now call them history
Trouble is mixed among them are prophecies that are still future.
It takes a scholar to figure some of them out.
(One of) the reasons is God would give a series of prophecies to lets say Isaiah ..... some of them came true in a few weeks or months .... that way it proved he was a Prophet (everything happened 100% as predicted ) ..... but after the short term prophecies there were also some future ones , as well as ones that have not happened yet.
Christ the Messiah came (obviously) .... the church has spread worldwide , unbelieving Israel was scattered worldwide for 2000 years and now recently regathered (1948) .... so prophecy unfolds even today
Probably the next thing to happen is the continuing anti-christ mindset of the world who have evolution as god , and the continued hatred toward Israel
When you see these things happening it is prophecy being fulfilled
We expect an end times wrath of God and Armageddon , then Christ returns with great power and authority with his followers.
The things in store for the anti-christian are not pleasant so chose sides carefully
To be anti-christian and anti-semitic may seem popular at the time but the consequences are deadly
Darwin and his finches will not save anyone
Best wishes.
Christian people are not scared. Titus chapter 3 tells Christian people not to strive or debate about the law, its unprofitable. Christian people follow the bible. James chapter 6, Christian people study the bible and plant seeds for God, it's sharing Gods truth with others. Christian people plant seeds, they don't debate or strive about God's word. Its productive use of time. Jesus want's servants to plant seeds and keep moving. Debating is loss of time. How happy would a employer be seeing a employee idle, stealing time. Get the picture.
I‘m a primitive Christian and I actively look for non-Christians who are interested in discussing things pertaining to my God.
The beginning of wisdom is to fear him.
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1).
The Hebrew Bible opens with the creative act of the God of primitive Christianity. It isn’t offered for debate. It’s offered for instruction.
The Hebrew Bible opens with the creative act of the God of primitive Christianity. It isn’t offered for debate. It’s offered for instruction.
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I’m curious why you are interested in what are the prophecies, what order are they prophesied in, and what order have they been fulfilled in so far?
My experience has been that I seldom find anyone that agrees on what you asked. Unless they belong to a denomination and follows that denominations teaching. Where each denomination has their own views on prophecy.
Many having different perspectives on prophecies, what order they were prophesied in, and what order they have been fulfilled in.
That is why I’m curious do you have a perspective? Are you looking for a particular answer that supports your point?
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