Knight said:We share the same statement of faith with Denver Bible Church.
Zakath seems to think there is some unusual ideas beyond the creeds. I did not find the statement unorthodox.
Knight said:We share the same statement of faith with Denver Bible Church.
Peter says be not ignorant of a simile? :darwinsm:godrulz said:Simile: a comparison using like or as. A thousand years in God's everlasting duration is the same amount of time as 1000 years earth time. This verse is not a literal proof text to say that creation occurred over 6000 years. In light of eternity, a thousand years is a blink for God. For a man, it is many lifetimes. God's perception is different since He has existed forever. It seems forever for us that He has not returned. For Him, it is a moment.
Ages of creation is problematic from a literal view of Genesis 1 (you need light, food, water, etc. quickly or things would die off; the Genesis chronology also contradicts evolutionary theory).
Knight said:In some ways yes and in other ways no.
Not even many of the characters in the Bible itself were aligned with God's will, what makes you think the early church fathers would be any different?
No surprises there... :nono:Knight said:We share the same statement of faith with Denver Bible Church.
No surprises there either...godrulz said:... I did not find the statement unorthodox.
Yes, but not in the sense and wording commonly understood in Western Christianity.godrulz said:The TOL statement does mention the procession of the Spirit.
Implied Biblical literalism, for one, placing them in the ranks of fundamentalism.Which pet doctrines are you referring to?
Based on debates I've seen at denominational general conferences, such beliefs seem alienate many Christians. Open Theism has actually been called a heresy in some circles. Since DBC is a small group trying to make a name for itself, it's better for them that they don't mention such beliefs publicly.I did not see Open Theism or Enyart ideas in the list.
Frank Ernest said:Peter says be not ignorant of a simile? :darwinsm:
Good one! :down:
And therefore what?Zakath said:No surprises there... :nono:
I think linking your website's "theological views" so closely to that of any particular church suggests a level of control that you may or may not intend.Knight said:And therefore what?
Is it wrong for my website to share the statement of faith of the church I attend?
Zakath said:Hey, I just received three negative reps in 10 minutes. All from this thread. I must have hit a nerve. :chuckle:
Zakath said:I think linking your website's "theological views" so closely to that of any particular church suggests a level of control that you may or may not intend.
But "it's your party, you can cry if you want to..."
Maybe because you are an idiot?Zakath said:Hey, I just received three negative reps in 10 minutes. All from this thread. I must have hit a nerve. :chuckle:
Those ARE my theological views you knob!Zakath said:I think linking your website's "theological views" so closely to that of any particular church suggests a level of control that you may or may not intend.
Perhaps just not make such a big thing out of the correspondence between the two sets of views...Poly said:Let me get this straight. He chooses to go to a church where he theologically agrees and then he's being controlled when he decides to tie in those views on his website? So what's he supposed to do, promote theological view that he doesn't agree with in order to show that he's not being controlled?
Knob?Knight said:Those ARE my theological views you knob!
Merely trying to keep you all company...Are you intentionally trying to be a brainless fool?
Maybe because I ticked some people off by poking at their guru, St. Bob the Broadcaster.Knight said:Maybe because you are an idiot?
Just a thought.
"Big thing"?????Zakath said:Perhaps just not make such a big thing out of the correspondence between the two sets of views...
Or possibly because you are saying some incredibly stupid things on this thread.Zakath said:Maybe because I ticked some people off by poking at their guru, St. Bob the Broadcaster.