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graduate work in new testament, knowledge of hebrew, greek, latin; interest in buddhism, also cross-cultural communications. not high pressure. but not agnostic either.
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The clearest statements on this question are in the Gospel of John, for example chapter 10:22-30. There are in this gospel several places where Jesus represents his words and actions as being the same
My take on Darwinism as it is today is that it proposes no particular goal being present in the ongoing flux of natural selection. It would not be possible on this basis to arrive at social Darwinism as
The interpretation in these paragraphs is quite mixed up. One may say: Moses married a foreigner. Secondly, Jesus, with the church as his Bride, has "married" very many foreigners. The New Testament
I put the words "enough for me" there because I wanted to decline the question whether arguments--words, discourse, logic, at least--can compel belief in God. I do believe that Jesus Christ is revealed
We'd be without the sayings of Jesus and without the stories of healing, talking with people, and so on. Paul does talk about the death and resurrection of Christ as they bear on his own salvation, and
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