[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for the ping to this thread!

Here are the links to P-Marlowe's post and mine.

The summary of my view was as follows, though it doesn't make much sense unless attached to the previous article (LOL!):

The author does not define time and thus draws his conclusions hastily; since our physical vision and mind are "anthropomorphic" to space/time, it is reasonable to conclude that the Scriptures are also primarily anthropomorphic to space/time.

Thank you so much for all the encouragements on the previous thread! Hugs!

[Vernon]

The author does not define time and thus draws his conclusions hastily; since our physical vision and mind are "anthropomorphic" to space/time, it is reasonable to conclude that the Scriptures are also primarily anthropomorphic to space/time.

Absolutely, Amen. It MUST be anthropomorphic since that relates to the Space, Time, Energy, Mass box aspect of reality. If it was not anthropomorphic (within the STEM box), we would not perceive the transcendent aspect of God, thus anything in the Bible, including the Incarnation, etc., would not be available to us.