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I already told you... my faith switches on all the learning centers of my mind.Much better!
No, you are struggling with your interpretation which we both agree we wouldn't believe. If we want to resolve that conflict we would need to start with why you haven't found one you believe.fair enough that I'm struggling to make sense of your contradictions of the work of the god as written. Your version of the big fish story might help right now.
If you really wanted better explanations you would have already started looking for them on your own. Why haven't you?Until I get a better explanation, I'm going to be tolerant and accept what it says in your bibles.
I can make sense of that by entertaining the Christians' popular notion that our earth days could be mere seconds to the god.
So: For example: It wasn't a 'big fish', it was a Sperm whale and Johan only lived for less than a minute or two?
Is it not possible that you've been too quick to reinterpret the word of the god?
If one treats every act he does as a sacred act, the act of worship would be invisible to the outside world. It's also what helps switch on all the learning centers of the mind and makes us one with the Holy Spirit. There's tremendous power in it.It's Sunday worship coming up, so time to get excited!
Thumbnail it for me. I'm not a monster. I'm open minded.Jonah and The Whale - Bible Story Verses & Meaning
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Explanation that works: The god kept Jonah alive for three days in the whale's belly. Not a problem for an all powerful god!
Maybe our Ding really has been too quick to throw out the bibles' story?
Or maybe he really hasn't??
I had done so and now I'm going to offer it as a possibility for the fish story, as opposed to your intolerant views and your accusations against some Baptist church.If you really wanted better explanations you would have already started looking for them on your own. Why haven't you?
You now being open minded is progress. I'll consider your beliefs on the fish story as not being any different from that of the Westboros.Thumbnail it for me. I'm not a monster. I'm open minded.
It depends. How many different interpretations did you find? How does this one compare to the others? What's the context of the account? What literary style is being employed by the author? What is the main point the author is trying to convey? What allegories is he using? All things one needs to examine before settling on an interpretation. It's hard work. It's not for the intellectually feeble and weak.I had done so and now I'm going to offer it as a possibility for the fish story, as opposed to your intolerant views and your accusations against some Baptist church.
Can you buy into it?
I've always been open minded. If anyone hasn't been open minded it's you.You now being open minded is progress.
My beliefs are unimportant. I'm not struggling with this like you are. It's your beliefs you need to be focusing on. After all, this is for your benefit, right? I'm already reaping the many benefits of belief.I'll consider your beliefs on the fish story as not being any different from that of the Westboros.
No. That's unimportant. You have to come to it on your own terms, but I am pulling for you.Can you share the differences with us, that you've suggested?
All I can say is... wow. Would you like to play a game of tic tac toe instead? Or maybe checkers?In a nutshell, he was kept alive for three days and then vomited out on some beach.
The meaning as stated is tolerably legitimate in my opinion.
No, I can't agree with that being literally true, but if that's what you really believe makes sense to you, ok then, good luck with that. I can now see why you might defend the Westboro Baptist church's interpretation. You don't know better.We can agree on the bibles' story being literally true and there never was any reason for calling Christians sick f.'s.
Then we'll assume that you're saying that the bibles are lying.No, I can't agree with that being literally true, but if that's what you really believe makes sense to you, ok then, good luck with that. I can now see why you might defend the Westboro Baptist church's interpretation. You don't know better.
You would be assuming wrong. Again... I'm not the one who is having the problem. You are. I'm perfectly happy. I have peace and joy.Then we'll assume that you're saying that the bibles are lying.
It's not my responsibility. It's your responsibility.There's nothing else for it until you can produce your version?
I'm rejecting arguing about it with you. It serves no purpose. It's illogical to argue with someone who only wants to argue. Or is that logic beyond your grasp of understanding?Can you at least accept the stated reason from the god on why he messed with Jonah? Did you even bother to read the message or are you rejecting that site completely?
Not right now. I'll notify you when I have some time.I'm rejecting arguing about it with you. It serves no purpose. It's illogical to argue with someone who only wants to argue. Or is that logic beyond your grasp of understanding?
Bad assumption. The Bible is not lying when it uses narratives and parables and lore to explore and explain mankind and his relationship with God. God speaks in ways that man can understand and an inerrant Bible is not necessary for that.Then we'll assume that you're saying that the bibles are lying.
There's nothing else for it until you can produce your version?
Can you at least accept the stated reason from the god on why he messed with Jonah? Did you even bother to read the message or are you rejecting that site completely?