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BCITORGB wrote: Tink opines: ============== Do you see any difference between these statements of Old vs. New, and what that implies? What is the status of the Old Testament today, and what is this New Testament all about! I ask the last question, to check the depth of your philosophy, sort of like a dipstick on the engine to check the oil. It does not change the status of the engine, but you have an idea of its condition. ================ I'll ignore your "dipstick" comment GRIN. Hey, when it comes to OT, NT, Koran, et al, I'm running on empty. So now that you know the status, how about some of the better-known examples of NT boogey-man stuff (or OT warm fuzzies). I say better-known because I'd at least like to occasionally be able to say, "Hey, I've heard of that!" You're going to have to relate to me at a pretty simplistic level. But, be forewarned, just as the JW's at my doorstep are forewarned, I'm not coming over to your side so long as you've got a mythical deity on your squad. OK? frtzw906 I was home for lunch, and tried posting, and still getting a server issue. I was never able to get posted, so I will try again now this PM. As I read your post, I came up with one question that I would like to address first, if we may. You mention " a mythical deity". I am not sure what your mean, by mythical? What would a non-mythical deity be like? TnT |
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