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Talk Wisdom's goal is to defend the tenets and values of Biblical Christian faith. We defend our Constitutional Republic and Charters of Freedom, especially when speaking out against destructive social and political issues. As followers of our Savior and Lord, we should boldly stand up for Jesus Christ in our present circumstances. He is our Savior, Lord, and King, and His love needs to be shed abroad in our hearts and in our world - now.
"No matter what happens though, my trust is in God, He will provide, and while there may be much to fear in this world, there is nothing to fear in eternity." - Matt Wiser
Only the lifting of the soul by the Spirit of God can overcome the downward pulling of the earth and darkness. - Stevex09
The cause we are engaged in is so just and righteous that we must try to rise superior to every obstacle in its support.--George Washington 1775
"In this book, I want to help you find the truth about what is going
on. I want to show you that while our age is certainly fractionated," it need not be scary - not for Christians who trust the Lord and know how to read the signs and understand coming events. [Y]ou will recognize the clues that God has given us to find peace in "our terrifying age." [B]ut mostly, I hope this book will help to "Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid" (John 14:27)."
Proverbs 2:2-5: "Make your ear attentive to wisdom, incline your heart to understanding; for if you cry for discernment, lift your voice for understanding; if you seek her as silver, and search for her as for hidden treasures; then you will discern the fear of the LORD, and discover the knowledge of God" (NASB).
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Christine, quoting Geisler & Howe:
”The Bible is not alone in speaking of hundreds of years life spans among ancients. There are also records from ancient Greek and Egyptian times that speak of humans living hundreds of years.”
So what was the cause of human lifespans decreasing—punishment from their gods?
There are also Greek and Egyptian records of gods coming to earth, walking among men, performing miracles and such, but Geisler and Howe, and certainly not you, give any credibility to those. I wonder why.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I think I’ll actually look up When Critics Ask. Since incest is prohibited, the obvious question arises about Lot and his daughters (Gen 19).
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