Recent content by posthuman

Christianity as a belief isn't really compatible with the concept of "safety in numbers" ;)

i just think, in a kind of logic, if He knows it - since He knows it - it already exists. existence is by Him, through Him, and for Him.

what is the nature of "being temporal"?

would you agree, omniscience that is constrained by the future isn't really omniscience at all, but only perfect knowledge of the past?

Greek has a perfectly serviceable past-tense grammar and Paul makes eloquent use of the language. ... and Romans 7 is written in present tense. QED

that nothing can constrain God is not speculation, because it is written, for Him nothing is impossible. neither is it that He chooses to operate in the framework of the universe He created, because it is clearly seen that we wait for Him now; that just as He appeared at just the right time, He...

if you could perceive that the past had been changed, would it really have been changed?

But He speaks of the future as though it is already past, and nothing He intends can fail to come to pass. So when He speaks of 'plans' is this kind of language for Himself or for those of us who hear it? as when He asks Adam where he is, in the garden, and Satan where he has been in the...

The prohibited things in Acts 15:20 are the things for which the Jews would not allow someone into the Gentile court of the temple.

the Word is living and active, piercing and sharp - cutting even soul from spirit and this is every moment you read it. it occupies one moment, "now" - but we as humans have no "now" - we only have a past and future. everything you experience happened a moment ago before you sense it. only God...

that the whole book fits together with such deep complexity in every place over so many thousands of years is evidence that only God could author it. when you begin to understand every page is speaking of Christ you see that no other book on earth is like this

it is not possible He could do anything but what is perfect we were never in any danger :) before the foundation of the world, friend

Love does not envy, or boast. Love does not seek its own :)

It appears the work He had to do required Him to set humble Himself, setting aside His glory.

what part of the unequivocal declaration of His eternal kingdom is a "requirement"?