Comment on Clifford Goldstein: Seventh-day Darwinians, Redux by Ron Stone M.D..
Anyone who reads the Bible will see that, especially under Moses and Joshua, the Israelites invaded, plundered, pillaged, took the lands of their neighbors and also took some of them as slaves! …
So, Mahabir, Are you saying God is or was “cruel?” Are you in the position to “judge” God and his actions? If so, you will have many places in the Bible to “judge” God. Or do you just throw out those sections as “noninspired” or actually not true?
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Clifford Goldstein: Seventh-day Darwinians, Redux
Those who make an issue of this ignore this very simple truth: As shown in the book of Revelation, Jesus plans to take the land and lives of billions of human beings regardless of age when Christ comes again. He did the same sort of thing with the flood. To indict the Bible and the people of God for acts that are similar is to indict God. I would suggest that those who do this are in deep dangerous water. Sort of takes your breath away to think of the foolishness of man-sized power and reasoning taking on the All-knowing Almighty Living God.
Such types of secular humanistic philosophy is fairly, common, even in the SDA Church. Man is smarter wiser, and more “loving” than God, and Man can “analyze” God’s Word, plans, and actions, in order to see if God is “worthy” of being worshiped. Thus, as you say, Man can “indict” God. Once indicted, God can be “judged” by whatever humanistic philosophy one adheres to. Maybe God ISN’T so holy after all!
Dangerous waters? Quite true!
Clifford Goldstein: Seventh-day Darwinians, Redux
The undermining of scripture has been going on for years in Adventism…
You’re right on target, Bill. The “Gospel of Pluralism” and the “Gospel of Inclusion” are nowhere to be found in scripture, except in the fantasy minds of progressives!
Clifford Goldstein: Seventh-day Darwinians, Redux
The REAL problem (and inevitable outcome) in all this supposedly ‘harmless airing’ of this new philosophy and many other alternative viewpoints on such lofty themes, would be in what has obviously happened:the setting aside of the biblical accounts as merely one of many POSSIBLE explanations of origins.At risk of sounding biased, or even narrowly viewpointed, I will unequivocally state, here and now, that, unless one is thoroughly read and completely ‘educated’ as to what the Holy Word is really saying and really worth, one can NEVER be ready to realize what these many alternative viewpoints are:utter nonsense and trash, and cleverly-devised and demonically-inspired fables!
Exactly! Because none of us can truly “understand” what God’s word “really says” we gotta get a dozen or more “experts” to give us their interpretation of what it COULD mean, then take our pick! Pure rubbish!
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