[zigzagdance]

First off, anything can be derived from anything. You can say anything means anything. I'm sure everyone here has taken some form of English class where you have to read Shakespeare. Teachers make us read it as if there is some alternative meaning, over analyzing it. Sure, we can find hidden meanings, but theres no way to know that he added those to make us think (He's a good poet, don't get me wrong, i probably should have picked someone else).

I don't mean to double post, but what do i need to be able to edit my posts? I wanted to add another example being the stars and constellations.

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[OnYourKnees]

Re: Help Me Repent

First off, anything can be derived from anything. You can say anything means anything. I'm sure everyone here has taken some form of English class where you have to read Shakespeare. Teachers make us read it as if there is some alternative meaning, over analyzing it. Sure, we can find hidden meanings, but theres no way to know that he added those to make us think (He's a good poet, don't get me wrong, i probably should have picked someone else).

I don't mean to double post, but what do i need to be able to edit my posts? I wanted to add another example being the stars and constellations.

(Posts merged. -OYK)

Until you get into books of prophecy, the Bible is pretty straightforward. God wrote it for simple folk. There's not much interpreting to be done, thanks to God and His foresight in knowing that so-called "geniuses" and "scientists" would turn their backs on Him! There are certain benefits to being omniscient.

(Here's absolute proof that God wrote the Bible for the simple folk: 93% of the members of the "National Academy of Sciences" reject God entirely and prefer to worship the false gods of Science, while 92% of "average Americans" believe the opposite, that God and Hell are quite real! Meanwhile, 80% of American average joes believe God guided creation, and 46% believe in Creation within the last 10,000 years, as the Bible states it!)

Since you're posting intelligently now, the Pastors may see fit to make you a Member. Members can edit their own posts for a short while (10 minutes, I believe) after posting, to correct errors and such.

I don't know if you can access your User CP yet or not, upper left next to FAQ on the navigation bar. Have a look-see.