To: Tzfat
The key phrase is “against the knowledge of God.” If it were true it wouldn’t add anything more than an interesting detail, and if it were false nobody has held it up as doctrine.
The Greek word often translated as “speculations” has no exact English equivalent, if you were unaware. An equally plausible rendition is “imaginations.” Stuff that is made up for its own sake.
115 posted on
12/31/2009 6:34:50 AM PST by
HiTech RedNeck
(I am in America but not of America (per bible: am in the world but not of it))
To: HiTech RedNeck
The Greek word often translated as speculations has no exact English equivalent, if you were unaware. An equally plausible rendition is imaginations. Stuff that is made up for its own sake.
Is there something in this speculation that edifies? The world is not lacking in fables, nor those interested - the Gnostic Gospels are evidence of that.
116 posted on
12/31/2009 7:00:08 AM PST by
Tzfat
To: HiTech RedNeck
The Greek word often translated as speculations has no exact English equivalent, if you were unaware. An equally plausible rendition is imaginations. Stuff that is made up for its own sake.
Is there something in this speculation that edifies? The world is not lacking in fables, nor those interested - the Gnostic Gospels are evidence of that.
117 posted on
12/31/2009 7:00:08 AM PST by
Tzfat
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