Are you man enough...

[Esquilax]

You asked the question and I answered it. If you're really interested, google a bible commentary by a respected bible scholar. In fact, google a commentary by a non-Christian bible scholar. If you don't believe, I understand, but you're making ignorant comments about something you know nothing about.

Here's the thing, mate: you can google any point of view you want and come up with sources that support it. I can go to google right now and pick out painstaking evidence someone has collated on why the earth is flat, and that's the reason the twin towers collapse was a hoax created by image distortion from our very own geocentric universe. We're not interested in what google says, because google says everything.

We're interested in how you might defend your claim: I don't understand why you're getting arch about the fact that we refuse to put words in your mouth regarding what you believe to be true and why.

[Cyberman]

Maybe - just maybe - he's not quite as sure of his claims as he'd prefer to think?

[Darth]

Yes, Yes I am man enough.

*zip*
*FLOP*

Clearly I even lift

[Ksa]

This chapter doesn't refer to individuals, but rather it's symbolic language used throughout much of the old testement. The prostitutes represent the nation of Israel, which was unfaithful to God and made alliances with pagan nations and adopted their religions. The language stresses the disgust which God and the prophet Ezekiel had toward Israel. What was wrong with using that language? The old testament world was not as civilized as the world is today. We want to make God into who we think he should be, but he is who he is. A loving God also can be an angry god.

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