Daily Bible Verse

[lgriffin3]

1 Thessalonians 5:11
New International Version (NIV)
11 Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.

john 3:16 for god so love the world that he gave his only begotten son

[falcon9]

john 3:16

-Most over-quoted biblical irrationality-

[lhz123]

I alone know the plans I have for you, plans to bring you prosperity and not disaster, plans to bring about the future you hope for. Then you will call to me. You will come and pray to me, and I will answer you. — Jeremiah 29:11 (GNT)

[lhz123]

 Matthew 5:3

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. "

[lmontgomery4]

when you read a bible you after to prayer and read about thing in life to god bless you.

[falcon9]

when you read a bible you after to prayer and read about thing in life to god bless you.

It may be that such coherency damage related to reading proselytizing religious superstitions is reversable.

[falcon9]

Matthew 5:3

— Jeremiah 29:11 (GNT)

         

[alaric99x]

when you read a bible you after to prayer and read about thing in life to god bless you.

Of course I agree, falcon, this is a completely incoherent statement.  This guy is so illiterate that he would be better advised to have his 7 year old son, if he has one, proofread his comments before he posts them.  I wonder, who dresses him in the morning, who ties his shoes?

[falcon9]

when you read a bible you after to prayer and read about thing in life to god bless you.

Of course I agree, falcon, this is a completely incoherent statement.  This guy is so illiterate that he would be better advised to have his 7 year old son, if he has one, proofread his comments before he posts them.  I wonder, who dresses him in the morning, who ties his shoes?

Doubtless it's related to an educational problem however, it's no coincidence that this is directly-correlated with such religious faith-blindness contained within the poster's own jumbled words.

[alaric99x]

....as we have already discussed before.

[falcon9]

....as we have already discussed before.

True; there is an evidential correlation between unreasoned "faith" and unreasoning as well as a strong basis for the ability to reason accurately and a lack of, (baseless, belief without evidence), 'faith'.  Evidently, it's easier for many to be mentally-lazy than for some to light-off more synapses as a fire in the darkness.

[alaric99x]

....as we have already discussed before.

True; there is an evidential correlation between unreasoned "faith" and unreasoning as well as a strong basis for the ability to reason accurately and a lack of, (baseless, belief without evidence), 'faith'.  Evidently, it's easier for many to be mentally-lazy than for some to light-off more synapses as a fire in the darkness.

"synapses as a fire in the darkness," what a charmingly poetic statement you make. I congratulate you on that, but I expect there will not be very many on this forum that will understand your words, and even fewer that appreciate the philosophical meaning of the idea that you present.

[falcon9]

"... synapses as a fire in the darkness," what a charmingly poetic statement you make. I congratulate you on that, but I expect there will not be very many on this forum that will understand your words, and even fewer that appreciate the philosophical meaning of the idea that you present.

For some reason, I'm not surprised that you recognised the metaphorical significance of that phrase, (nor would it be unsurprising that few others wouldn't).  Be that as it may, it makes for apt juxtapositioned contrast to superstitious beliefs engendered by the empty poetry of a collection of religious ramblings.

[lhz123]

John 14:27
“I am leaving you with a gift—peace of mind and heart. And the peace I give is a gift the world cannot give. So don’t be troubled or afraid.

[falcon9]

John 14:27