If this is your first visit to the Roth Army, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
If that were true, you woud not be trying to discredit them so much....
LOL @ Sesh...no shit...
I'm not trying to discredit anybody.
You guys haven't brought up a valid arguement yet, but I'm trying to show you that you just haven't done the proper research on the scriptures. Look and ye shall find.
Originally posted by Warham I'm not trying to discredit anybody.
You guys haven't brought up a valid arguement yet, but I'm trying to show you that you just haven't done the proper research on the scriptures. Look and ye shall find.
I never said you were discrediting "anybody".
You continually discount the answers, even when they are laid at your feet.
And then you slam the messengers for not doing "the proper research".
But that is ok.
You are the one who will wish for an asbesto suit someday, not me...
You just said a few posts ago that I was discrediting them. Come on!
I discount your answers, because you haven't done the research. You aren't the messengers for anybody but yourselves. You likely haven't put ten minutes doing research on any of these minute topics in the Bible.
Originally posted by Warham First: A man and woman are needed, yes.
Second: Yes, incest was wrong after the Ten Commandments were laid down.
Third: God did create Adam and Eve, and then had many children. The Bible doesn't mention more than Cain, Abel, and Seth, but it's assumed they have many more since they both lived until they were in their 900's.
Fourth: From an article which explains it better than I can:
'In later generations, brother-sister marriages would be outlawed as genetically dangerous and would be considered as "incest," which God is expressly against. 17 Not only the Bible but almost all modern legal codes refuse to sanction marriages of close relatives. The scientific reason for this restriction is that the children of such marriages have a high percentage of being deformed, sickly and/or moronic than those of other marriages, a genetic trait noted in most lawyers. :-) The genetic basis for this probability is that inherited mutant genes, producing such unwholesome characteristics, are more likely if they are carried by both parents, since these mutant genes would be reinforced. This theory is based on the Bible teaching that Adam was the "first man" 18 and that Eve was "the mother of all living". 19
However, there were no mutant genes in the genetic systems of Adam and Eve, because they came directly from God Himself. Thus no genetic harm could have resulted had Cain or some other son of Adam married his sister. In fact, it would undoubtedly have taken many generations before enough genetic mutations (which are random, and therefore harmful, changes in the highly ordered structure of the germ cell, brought about by penetration of the cell by shortwave-length radiation or some other destructive agent) could have accumulated in the human race to make such marriages of close relatives genetically harmful.'
Fifth: Research is a wonderful thing. If you had these questions, you could have found the answers. You have no excuse before God.
First off... ...EEEWWWWWwwwwwww!
So you're saying it was ok to have the incest back then and that you're ok with it, and we should all accept it? Ewww...
(and just out of curiosity, do you think it was Cain or Abel giving Eve the high hard one in front of Adam?) :D
Secondly, you trying to defend/explain this crap sounds WAAAAAAYYYYYY more crazy than ANYTHINg I have EVER said about 911... ...just thought ya oughta know! :D
Knowing and believing are two very different things.
It is the difference between the knowledge we accrue... ...and the knowledge we apply.
Originally posted by Keeyth First off... ...EEEWWWWWwwwwwww!
So you're saying it was ok to have the incest back then and that you're ok with it, and we should all accept it? Ewww...
(and just out of curiosity, do you think it was Cain or Abel giving Eve the high hard one in front of Adam?) :D
Secondly, you trying to defend/explain this crap sounds WAAAAAAYYYYYY more crazy than ANYTHINg I have EVER said about 911... ...just thought ya oughta know! :D
No, I'm saying that's the way it was. Don't like it? Fine. I'm giving you an answer that is reasonable and logical.
You don't have to accept anything. I gave you an answer. You can either accept it or discard it. I'm not here to change your minds, only to clear your misconceptions of what it really says in the Good Book.
Originally posted by Warham No, I'm saying that's the way it was. Don't like it? Fine. I'm giving you an answer that is reasonable and logical.
You don't have to accept anything. I gave you an answer. You can either accept it or discard it. I'm not here to change your minds, only to clear your misconceptions of what it really says in the Good Book.
Who has misconceptions here?
You are right..you do not have to accept the answers, even when they are true.
You claim that nobody here "does the research".
This is something I learned when I was a teenager.
Concerning Genessis and Adam, what it really says is that "mankind" had children.
There may have been one individual (out of millions who inhabited the Earth) named Adam some thousands of years ago, but the Bible never says that God created some guy named Adam...
The ancient Hebrew word for "man", meaning "mankind" or Human Beings is "ha-adam".
'Eth' is put before the object of the sentence if the object is either a definite noun (has article 'ha') or a proper noun (proper name).
Eth adam: 'Adam' is the proper name of one person, refers to the person whose name is 'Adam'.
Ha-adam: Life form(s). Example: Human beings.
As 'Adam' stands for 'life form', one can put 'ha' in front.
If 'Adam' is a proper name, one cannot say 'ha-adam'.
In other words, 'ha-adam' cannot refer to a person named 'Adam'.
Genesis Chapter 2, Verse 7: Then the Lord God (originator) formed man (Hebrew 'eth ha-adam') from the dust of the ground (Hebrew 'adamah'), and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man (Hebrew 'ha-adam') became a living soul.
You do not do the research.
Get your fireproof suit ready.
Originally posted by Seshmeister You can't have a rational discussion and then start talking about humans living to the age of 900.
Maybe they were yodas.
ROTH ARMY MILITIA
Originally posted by EAT MY ASSHOLE Sharky sometimes needs things spelled out for him in explicit, specific detail. I used to think it was a lawyer thing, but over time it became more and more evident that he's merely someone's idiot twin.
Comment