I see absolutely no evidence for this in Scripture.This group of believers abused the gifts of the Holy Spirit and were trying to speak in tongues of their own volition and not the moving of the Holy Spirit.
I see absolutely no evidence for this in Scripture.This group of believers abused the gifts of the Holy Spirit and were trying to speak in tongues of their own volition and not the moving of the Holy Spirit.
The gifts Paul notes in 1 Corinthians are not the written text of the Bible.Yes they are all active today with what we do have. . . the whole revealed will of God , the perfect law sealed up till the end of time.
Who are these "some"? Identify them with quotations please. You accused me of doing this, and have provided no evidence. Now you're dodging and accusing the nameless "some" of the same thing.Some are looking for a alternative source of faith to confirm something .
It's really better if you don't make comments on subjects about which you clearly know so little.And yes believers cast them out with the new tongue. the gospel . Not by the toe of their sandals . Not like the disciples they tried to cast them out without the gospel .They refused to vacate the premises'.
Yes - the way I like to explain it on occasion is that "tongues" are not gibberish - gibberish does not try to mimic real language; glossolalia does.
The "non-cognitive" part of the term "non-cognitive non-language utterance" (NC-NLU) is, as I mentioned, perhaps a bit of a misnomer. I tend to think that the person who coined the term (not me) meant it in the sense that either the speaker isn't really consciously thinking about what s/he is producing, and/or the language producing centers of the brain aren't going to be used all that much in its production (as the often quoted Univ. of Penn. study done several years ago demonstrated). In a way, it's a bit like when you blink your eyes during the normal course of a day; there's no real conscious thought process involved - it's just done. In that sense it can be said to be essentially a "non-cognitive" process. I think that's the gist of the "NC" part of NC-NLU.
I do agree with what you say further above. Yes, definitely - for some 'speakers' it is initially a very cognitive process as they "learn" to speak in 'tongues'. Once they kind of 'get the hang of it', it becomes essentially a non-cognitive (as described above) process.
Agree, and people exposed to "glossolia" are having it modeled to them, part of the learning process.
I see absolutely no evidence for this in Scripture.
I laughed so hard in my bubble bath, my rubber ducky almost capsized.neither does he
but he's gotta 'keep face'
the intelligent comments from some folks here are becoming as rare as a Brontosaurus in your bathtub
I laughed so hard in my bubble bath, my rubber ducky almost capsized.
That's your choice.I see absolutely no evidence for this in Scripture.
That's your choice.
Who will you focus upon? Yourself or Christ?
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Still a little shrill. Some simply will not receive truth only the thrill.neither does he
but he's gotta 'keep face'
the intelligent comments from some folks here are becoming as rare as a Brontosaurus in your bathtub
Meow. Shrill little person.would you be able to tell the difference?
LOL!
anyway it's not up to you![]()
Still a little shrill. Some simply will not receive truth only the thrill.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Meow. Shrill little person.
Seems to me you are the one with a burr under your saddle. If you have something of consequence to offer feel at liberty to share it with us. You do not rise to the level of meriting anger. Sorry to disappoint.
Seems to me you are the one with a burr under your saddle. If you have something of consequence to offer feel at liberty to share it with us. You do not rise to the level of meriting anger. Sorry to disappoint.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Apart from knowledge you are bound to be void of understanding. Without understanding you cannot attain wisdom.![]()
I suppose it works for cats too
What a silly question. Next time, present scriptural evidence supporting your position instead of inane commentary.That's your choice.
Who will you focus upon? Yourself or Christ?
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Apart from knowledge you are bound to be void of understanding. Without understanding you cannot attain wisdom.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
Your response is sufficient answer in and of itself.What a silly question. Next time, present scriptural evidence supporting your position instead of inane commentary.