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Old 06-01-2010, 01:29 AM #51
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Was Stephen Reincarnated?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Born_again_(Christianity)
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Yes, those are metaphor bits and this is where a vision of metaphors is shown to someone.. who then writes down what they are and even what they look 'like'.
So congrats.. you needed me to explain that to you. Children get this 'intuitively' and they don't 'pick and choose' but rather you need only have something called 'basic reading comprehension'.
You 'pick and choose' just like you do when you read something like this article:

CBB Ratings Smash all Records.
This years opening drew in more viewers than any before it. 7 million viewers viewed and...


1.It doesn't even matter if this report is factually correct or not because what you do is interpret and comprehend the text itself as it is presenting itself.

2.You picked the title as intending to communicate a 'true claim' using metaphorical language. You did not suppose it mean some ratings can actually become physical objects used to physically damage some paper or CD containing previously recorded ratings.

3. Again, you understood 'drew in' to be speaking about the viewers desires and wishes and not resisting their attractions to the entertainment.

4. You did suppose it meant 7 million viewers. You did not understand that to be an 'allegory' but supposed they intended to communicate a factual statement and claim.

But for some reason you are baffled and even suspicious when it came to a passage in which a metaphorical 'vision' is given and communicated.
Somehow you don't know which way to go on that one?
Children do.
Intuitively they know this as a first read.

Now, I would say IF you did get to something where you could go 'either way' then how would you 'pick and choose'?
Well,
In this example, on this specific question about the spherical earth and how the 'receivers' understood it, although not required, I was showing you that - EVEN IF - you became confused here and did not know which way to go,
then,
you could make a 'tie-breaker' with other texts (in which they seem to understand a spherical Earth and so 'if anything' you fall to the majority of clear texts),
and,
with some historical context. In this case, Israelities along with their related counter-parts (Egyptians, Sumerians etc),
and,
you realize they knew perfectly well the Earth was a sphere and were well aware of rotation, stars, other planets and actually had some amazingly sophisticated understandings of astronomy.
So,
EVEN IF you were confused whether Moses was being 'literal' or a text was communicating a 'metaphorical' or 'poetic' passage.. ..your 'easy tie-breaker' would be knowing that historical context,
and,
it helps more if you know a bit about their 'catch phrases' and 'expressions' and how they used them back then in their language.
(not necessary here but helpful sometimes).

But none of this is complicated.
"I saw a vision of angels holding the four corners of the earth" is EASILY understood by even a child who certainly does not think "God must think the Earth is like a floating bread board d'uhhhhhhh".
Honestly.
Are you a six year old who swallowed a dictionary? Your posts are so awkward and make no sense.
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...you realize they knew perfectly well the Earth was a sphere...
Nonsense. They thought the earth was flat, with four corners, that the sky, the firmament, was solid, the floor of Jehovah's house. They imagined that the sun journeyed about the earth, and that by stopping the sun the day could be lengthened.

That said, the Bible also mentions that the earth was a circle (with four corners apparently). A circle is not an OBLATE SPHERE.

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George bush was a born again and he was my favourite person. I don't like step-hen tho
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That's not funny.
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Neither is a censored pic of Basshunter bolloxs.
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Nonsense. They thought the earth was flat, with four corners, that the sky, the firmament, was solid, the floor of Jehovah's house. They imagined that the sun journeyed about the earth, and that by stopping the sun the day could be lengthened.

That said, the Bible also mentions that the earth was a circle (with four corners apparently). A circle is not an OBLATE SPHERE.

Dummy. Please read my previous posts explaining why metaphorical language (poetic, hyperbole etc etc), is EASY for children to understand,
and,
to demonstrate this is 4000+ years of Judaism in which we simply don't find Jews 'interpreting' as badly as YOU and other 20somthing 'online atheists' who apparently have HORRIFICALLY BAD reading comprehension skills,
and,
you have actually 'out-fundamentalisted' the most wooden 'literal' born-again type fundamentalist Christians - and EVEN THEY can somehow comprehend how language works.
But you can't.
Only you and other 'online atheists' apparently have total confusion and difficulty.

Once again - IF you want to figure this out then spend 20 minutes googling ancient astronomy of Jews, Egyptians, Sumerians.
They were WELL AWARE the Earth was a Sphere.
KNEW IT.
Absolutely KNEW it and further more created some very impressive astronomy, maps, calendars, charts and graphs of the Solar System... actually amazing stuff!

Oh.. and while you are at it. Find out how this 'flat earth society' was actually an Anti-theist 'satire' or 'mockery' society which was really created by atheistic types.
It worked on you that is for sure. You actually believe that 'people thought the earth was flat.
No.
btw.. by Jesus time the Romans (like everyone else) not only knew the Earth was a Sphere but had ALMOST measured its circumference (they even supposed there was another continent on the other side),
and,
had all but pin-pointed the distance to the Sun.. actually VERY close.
In Jesus time.
When the NT was being written they were onto this.

So no.. LEARN TO READ.
Children get this and you can't?
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Yes, those are metaphor bits and this is where a vision of metaphors is shown to someone.. who then writes down what they are and even what they look 'like'.
So congrats.. you needed me to explain that to you. Children get this 'intuitively' and they don't 'pick and choose' but rather you need only have something called 'basic reading comprehension'.
You 'pick and choose' just like you do when you read something like this article:

CBB Ratings Smash all Records.
This years opening drew in more viewers than any before it. 7 million viewers viewed and...


1.It doesn't even matter if this report is factually correct or not because what you do is interpret and comprehend the text itself as it is presenting itself.

2.You picked the title as intending to communicate a 'true claim' using metaphorical language. You did not suppose it mean some ratings can actually become physical objects used to physically damage some paper or CD containing previously recorded ratings.

3. Again, you understood 'drew in' to be speaking about the viewers desires and wishes and not resisting their attractions to the entertainment.

4. You did suppose it meant 7 million viewers. You did not understand that to be an 'allegory' but supposed they intended to communicate a factual statement and claim.

But for some reason you are baffled and even suspicious when it came to a passage in which a metaphorical 'vision' is given and communicated.
Somehow you don't know which way to go on that one?
Children do.
Intuitively they know this as a first read.

Now, I would say IF you did get to something where you could go 'either way' then how would you 'pick and choose'?
Well,
In this example, on this specific question about the spherical earth and how the 'receivers' understood it, although not required, I was showing you that - EVEN IF - you became confused here and did not know which way to go,
then,
you could make a 'tie-breaker' with other texts (in which they seem to understand a spherical Earth and so 'if anything' you fall to the majority of clear texts),
and,
with some historical context. In this case, Israelities along with their related counter-parts (Egyptians, Sumerians etc),
and,
you realize they knew perfectly well the Earth was a sphere and were well aware of rotation, stars, other planets and actually had some amazingly sophisticated understandings of astronomy.
So,
EVEN IF you were confused whether Moses was being 'literal' or a text was communicating a 'metaphorical' or 'poetic' passage.. ..your 'easy tie-breaker' would be knowing that historical context,
and,
it helps more if you know a bit about their 'catch phrases' and 'expressions' and how they used them back then in their language.
(not necessary here but helpful sometimes).

But none of this is complicated.
"I saw a vision of angels holding the four corners of the earth" is EASILY understood by even a child who certainly does not think "God must think the Earth is like a floating bread board d'uhhhhhhh".
Honestly.
In that case the entire Genesis sounds like metaphorical fairy tail language to me. I would properly argue your post, but I honestly can't be arsed trawling through your obscene paragraph and sentence structures, whilst at the same time being lambasted for my own intelligence.
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In that case the entire Genesis sounds like metaphorical fairy tail language to me.
That doesn't surprise me. Not that you know and certainly never read the 'entire' Genesis,
but,
I strongly agree you should not be arsed.

We agree on something at last.
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That doesn't surprise me. Not that you know and certainly never read the 'entire' Genesis,
but,
I strongly agree you should not be arsed.

We agree on something at last.
I read Genesis, actually. It's not as good as they say. Leviticus is where all the action is. God is like Bruce Willis on coke in that motherfucker.
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