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It is said that lead and gold have around the same elements in them. However blood and wine are vastly different from water and according to the 2,000 page document it happened? My question for skeptics was this a magical miracle or advanced science that puts alchemy to shame?
Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 11 2010,16:38) It is said that lead and gold have around the same elements in them. However blood and wine are vastly different from water and according to the 2,000 page document it happened? My question for skeptics was this a magical miracle or advanced science that puts alchemy to shame?
My skeptical answer is no.Stuart
Quote (Stu @ Dec. 12 2010,08:49) Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 11 2010,16:38) It is said that lead and gold have around the same elements in them. However blood and wine are vastly different from water and according to the 2,000 page document it happened? My question for skeptics was this a magical miracle or advanced science that puts alchemy to shame?
My skeptical answer is no.Stuart
Do you believe alchemy has more validity because you can read on “scientific methods” for it and the bible has no “scientific methods” for it's so-called miracles?Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 12 2010,16:48) Quote (Stu @ Dec. 12 2010,08:49) Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 11 2010,16:38) It is said that lead and gold have around the same elements in them. However blood and wine are vastly different from water and according to the 2,000 page document it happened? My question for skeptics was this a magical miracle or advanced science that puts alchemy to shame?
My skeptical answer is no.Stuart
Do you believe alchemy has more validity because you can read on “scientific methods” for it and the bible has no “scientific methods” for it's so-called miracles?
You are assuming that I accept the historical existence of Jesus. As it happens I do. I don't accept you could reliably know anything about what Jesus did or said, so frankly it appears to me that science has nothing to say about fictional events of magic.Stuart
Quote (Stu @ Dec. 12 2010,16:54) Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 12 2010,16:48) Quote (Stu @ Dec. 12 2010,08:49) Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 11 2010,16:38) It is said that lead and gold have around the same elements in them. However blood and wine are vastly different from water and according to the 2,000 page document it happened? My question for skeptics was this a magical miracle or advanced science that puts alchemy to shame?
My skeptical answer is no.Stuart
Do you believe alchemy has more validity because you can read on “scientific methods” for it and the bible has no “scientific methods” for it's so-called miracles?
You are assuming that I accept the historical existence of Jesus. As it happens I do. I don't accept you could reliably know anything about what Jesus did or said, so frankly it appears to me that science has nothing to say about fictional events of magic.Stuart
You accept the historical evidence of Jesus but not what he said or did according to an official document? Your a weird atheist anyway i'm making a new thread.Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 13 2010,10:18) Quote (Stu @ Dec. 12 2010,16:54) Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 12 2010,16:48) Quote (Stu @ Dec. 12 2010,08:49) Quote (betweenchristendomandjws @ Dec. 11 2010,16:38) It is said that lead and gold have around the same elements in them. However blood and wine are vastly different from water and according to the 2,000 page document it happened? My question for skeptics was this a magical miracle or advanced science that puts alchemy to shame?
My skeptical answer is no.Stuart
Do you believe alchemy has more validity because you can read on “scientific methods” for it and the bible has no “scientific methods” for it's so-called miracles?
You are assuming that I accept the historical existence of Jesus. As it happens I do. I don't accept you could reliably know anything about what Jesus did or said, so frankly it appears to me that science has nothing to say about fictional events of magic.Stuart
You accept the historical evidence of Jesus but not what he said or did according to an official document? Your a weird atheist anyway i'm making a new thread.
What “official document” would that be?Would you put a lot of store in the Chinese Communist Manifesto, which is also an official document?
The reason I believe Jesus existed is because it is pretty clear that the gospel writers wrote a fictional account of history in order to make Jesus fulfill prophecy, so there had to be someone around whom they based their lies.
Stuart
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