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iBrian replied to the thread Islam's view of Jesus.I think I may have to tidy this thread up, to clear some of the formatting issues. :) -
Hi, and thanks for the welcome. It was your collection of Christian Apocrypha that hooked me into this forum! A nice collection but most...
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iBrian replied to the thread Hello, it's Me!.Welcome to the forums, and good to see someone with an interest in the non-canonical writings. This website originally hosted the...
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Hello, good folks of this Interfaith forum! My name is Adrian; I am a Christian (not attached to any particular denomination) but I...
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iBrian replied to the thread "Believing in science" - what does that mean?.Most people won't even read a research study, and such studies have a tradition of being hidden behind paywalls only university students...
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iBrian reacted to Faithfulservant's post in the thread I converted to Jehovah's Witnesses with
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iBrian replied to the thread "Believing in science" - what does that mean?.That's what I mean - if no one is actually conducting any researching themselves, or attempting to copy it, then everything is taken on...
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iBrian replied to the thread "Believing in science" - what does that mean?.Exactly, you put your faith in researchers the way ordinary believers do in priests. You dont understand, you simply have faith. :)
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iBrian replied to the thread Who created God?.It's interesting in how your faith in there being no God is just as strong as some people who have faith there is a God. Your faith is...
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I will no longer use the AI quotes, thank you for your good advice. :)
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iBrian replied to the thread "Believing in science" - what does that mean?.Are you doing any of this research? If not then you are simply taking their word on faith. Which very much underlines my point. :D
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To be fair to everyone, when it comes to the stories referred to here, whatever information those stories may contain, forum members do...
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iBrian replied to the thread Truth and Gospel.Interesting - I never saw that connection before. I took it as an example of miracles being regarded as more ordinary and commonplace in...
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I picked up a comment from our esteemed @iBrian, and thought it relevant here. In 66CE Vespasian was sent to Judea by Nero to crush a...
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iBrian replied to the thread The gut-brain connection.From what I've been reading, it's becoming very much accepted in mainstream science that the digestive system isn't simply some passive...