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This too is a conspiracy to make us all think we’re yellow.

Little of which actually connects to my post.

Sad indeed.

Does this alleged "over 75%" of youth include those attending formerly churches that don't even preach the Bible? I suspect so... and that would explain the abandonment. I wonder what the "success" rate is among "adult pastors" at these same churches. I'll bet it's far lower than 25%. Oh... you...

No, I don’t mean literal, and it definitely wasn’t a compliment. I mean that ‘without form and void’ can literally mean any of several different things, but you take them to mean one specific thing while ignoring or rejecting the other nuances.

Your wooden misinterpretation of "without form and void" is leading directly to error.

If you had used some white space, I might have read your post.

Firstly, who are you asking? Secondly, you're highjacking a thread you didn't start. Thirdly, has anyone claimed to believe in "originals onlyism"?

Which translation are you using?

Good question! I suspect not. Although "hamburger" comes from "Hamburg", not "ham", just as "frankfurter" comes from "Frankfurt".

Not for observant Jews, at least.

Marc, is English your first language?

Please explain the "Disagree" you put on my post.

With regard to this thread, I was thinking about the OT injunction against boiling a kid in its mother's milk, which has been transmuted into kosher prohibitions against eating dairy and meat in the same meal.

What do you want to eat: chicken, or eggs? Sure.

Here are the two errors you have been taught: 1. That ‘sons of God’ means humans. It doesn’t. Humans weren’t created when the earth was formed. 2. That there was an age prior to Genesis 1:2. That’s the gap theory, and it is incorrect, violating the plain sense of ‘day’ in the text.

The OP appears to be fond of dropping grenades and running. He's started several threads, but only posted nine times in total. Not big on actual conversation, I guess.

Maaaaybe....

And right there, you made your entire post a circular argument.

Allow me to summarize the OP: Don't do anything, any time, anywhere, because by doing so, you're hastening the arrival of the antichrist.