(August 19, 2013 at 4:08 pm)Godschild Wrote: Paul tells us that sin will quench the Holy Spirit.
So a printing company sold a bible book to the bookstore, you received it, unknowing the origin of the copyists, translators, copyists, notationists, editors, canonizers, scribes, or original author's of the writ. Oblivious to each person's beliefs and motives, you ascribe words to a quasi-fictional man named "Paul" who in the story converses to god and speaks for god. This Paul must have had conversations with god in a different manner than DRICH because the gospels hadn't yet been written to speak to god through them. No, Paul would have had to actually converse with god in a two way conversation to acquire the information that he relayed to his story teller.
Do you talk to god in the same way that Paul supposedly could? In actual words with precise information relayed?
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