(December 21, 2017 at 11:53 pm)Cyberman Wrote:(December 21, 2017 at 5:31 pm)Starhunter Wrote: That's a reasonable stance. But for example,
the Australian Aboriginal people were used as trackers, to hunt down wanted men. They could see, percieve and hear things that no white fellow could.
People can see, percieve and hear things that others simply cannot, and of course as the Bible puts it, they, and I include myself here, are willingly ignorant, they don't want to know, so they cannot know.
There are things God would have me realise that I don't, because I am limited, blind and lazy.
I doubt that those aboriginal trackers had access to anything beyond natural affinity with their environment, and if they did that would need to be demonstrated. Everything else you wrote is sleight of hand, I'm afraid; palming the supernatural card on the strength of a more reasonable example.
This person's willful ignorance is pathetic. Keep on keeping on, bud.
If you get to thinking you’re a person of some influence, try ordering somebody else’s dog around.