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Sorry to interrupt the primate discussion, but does anyone know where to find the books of the Bible that were omitted? [I'm kinda sorta looking at you, Stulagu...]
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There are many texts that are not considered Biblical canon. You might want to start with the Gnostic Gospels: Gnostic Gospels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Quote:
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Thank you, Blitz. I'm hoping there is a collection, in english, somewhere out there...
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I would say deadliness is a more useful measure of similarity in real life than percentage of shared genes. Thus, lions and HIV are more similar for practical purposes than lions and cats. Quote:
It's more about having a consistent world-view and seeking to resolve inconsistencies that arise.
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But ultimately, I study math and science because it makes my brain feel fuzzy and connected. And I avoid scripture because it throws me back to the days of "You must do _____ because we're your parents and we're telling you to" which makes me feel bad.
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Oh my goodness, so many...I'd have to go write a couple pastor friends to know the whole amount. If you look up the First Council of Nicea (where the Nicene Creed comes from) that is when the books that made it in the Bible were decided for the most part.
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I'm not saying it IS 6,000 years old, just to be clear. I'm also not saying dinosaurs were on the ark as some Christians claim. There is a whole branch of schooling called Apologetics where Christian scientists do logically explain things just as reasonably as aethiest scientists. |
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I get emotional when alone in nature, and emotional in church sometimes. Maybe it is awe, maybe it is hope, I don't know. |
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