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I suggest you trace back and see how many of Gary’s ‘conundrums’ have been directly addressed.

I find that Gary and Moses at least attempt to engage in conversation; BtgoG doesn’t.

What you do is promote adherence to the ten commandments, which is not consistent with new covenant Christianity. What you seem to fail to understand is that those who are led by the indwelling Holy Spirit don't need to strive to obey; we live by the Spirit and therefore do not contravene the...

I'm sure you're aware of this, but for any who aren't: The existence of an offense does not necessitate the sin of offending. Jesus offended the Pharisees, but He didn't sin. ;) God alone is the Judge as to when offending someone is sinful. I suspect that in most cases, the sin is not in the...

He did.

He doesn't care. He isn't interested in discussion. He's just here to post thoughtless garbage that a thoughtful person can dismiss in a moment.

Chapter and verse please.

God did not give the ten commandments to the nations, but only to Israel. Our relationship with God does not depend on compliance with the ten commandments (or anything else from within the Sinai covenant), but instead on faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

I reject your argument as circular.

David didn't ask God what could happen, but what would happen. That sounds like "fact" to me. I don't suspect you'll agree, so perhaps we should leave it there.

No, they are cut to a consistent elevation. There is a difference.

You're confusing elevation over a dead-flat surface with elevation over a curve. The 240-foot difference in elevation is between the relative elevations of the various locations, each of which is from mean sea level at that location, which would erase the "missing" 5,160 feet.

Sadly, either the quoted engineer didn't understand the context, or his words have been badly misrepresented. Something that is built to a particular elevation, even over a significant distance, will follow the curve of the Earth, negating the slopes implied in the quotation. The quotation is...

Because with most public works, there is no need to do so. Only with significant works such as the Verrazano Narrows Bridge in New York are such accomodations necessary. Otherwise, the variances are too small or gradual to affect the works.

Which doesn't help to prove either model of the Earth's shape.

Since you said "speculate", I will do exactly that... The "strong delusion" is the idea that they non-Christian Israelites of the first century AD believed that the walls of Jerusalem would keep them safe from the Romans. The Christians, having believed Jesus' warning to flee the city, did so...

That sounds like carefully-crafted word salad.

1 Peter 3:21-22 ... baptism that now saves you also—not the removal of dirt from the body but the pledge of a clear conscience toward God. It saves you by the resurrection of Jesus Christ, 22 who has gone into heaven and is at God’s right hand—with angels, authorities and powers in submission to...

Again, why are you yelling?

And? Did you read the post to which I responded?