schmidlap
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Who says gods need to be relevant?Then God is irrelevant
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Who says gods need to be relevant?Then God is irrelevant
"the Jewish account"Recall questions about the number 600. In Judaism, the number 6 is associated with mankind, which occurred on the sixth day of God's creation...the creation of man. This was/is not a matter of God blinked, and this creation was complete. God was--and still is--shaping his creation to meet its perfection/completeness.
The flood is a setting for the Jewish account of what had been happening in the world, in their society. They weren't living up to expectations, and accepting lower standards of behavior and morals. Look at the story again. What did mankind (or the author of the story) see as their greatest fault? There was one man who was righteous. What was this right way that the rest of society was ignoring. Noah remained quiet. He did not speak. In other words, he was not gossiping with and about his neighbors. He didn't curse. Note Noah's silence throughout the story until...he cursed his grandson, Canaan....
The story of Noah presents two extremes to its listeners. Noah was a man of few words, so few he didn't even bother to warn the people of the disaster that would be coming upon them. Unlike Abraham, he failed to influence the people. And, this righteous man, when pushed beyond his limit (due to his own fault) by his grandson, spoke not words of reconciliation, but a curse, bring about the problem of gossip and cursing that had been their downfall before the flood.
It helps to remember that in Biblical times, people saw words as having actual power, a power that was often being misused. The point of this story is to consider whether your lack of words is the problem...or are the words you do speak the problem. A problem, that in this case continued, causing future battles between Israelites and Canaanites. The theme of this story: Watch your words--the ones you should speak but don't; the ones you do speak, but should not.
That would be anti-Christians like you.ITs aquote from G
Its a quote from George Carlin that still makes sense today. Christianity is obsessed with sin death guilt its an anxiety disorder
The one you identified in your OP. The one who commissioned the ark.But which one?
I don't have to imagine it. You are the poster child for it.Poor ding. Has to imagine gaslighting so he can pat himself on the back. Typical pagan.
The truth isnt anti anythingThat would be anti-Christians like you.
The truth is you are an insecure piece of shit. How's that for truth?The truth isnt ant anything
Thats your opinion who cares. Im very secure in every way honey.The truth is you are an insecure piece of shit. How's that for truth?
Yes, that is my opinion.Thats your opinion who cares.
Im very secure in every way honey.

Deviance means varies from the norm for example my IQ is a tested 135. Grad psych students all get tested. Thats deviation in fact its more then 2 standard deviations from the mean of 100. Pretty good huhYou aren't that important. Besides... normalization of deviance leads to predictable surprises. Think of me when you experience yours.
You don't know what normalization of deviance is. How bright can you be?Deviance means varies from the norm for example my IQ is a tested 135. Grad psych students all get tested. Thats deviation in fact its more then 2 standard deviations from the mean of 100. Pretty good huh
.Thats your opinion who cares. Im very secure in every way honey.
I thought baby was too sexist.
I wonder how secure someone is who calls a perfect stranger, "honey".
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trans gender beliefs is the normalization of abnormal deviance.You don't know what normalization of deviance is. How bright can you be?