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Because it is fallacious, it doesn't "drive home" anything.

Fallacy! The word "demonstrably" has no etymological relationship with the word "demon".

Noted. Perhaps it was a simple misunderstanding, and I'm happy to leave it at that. It's the right concept. Of course, it's tricky to set up, which is why I would use the "Northern" hemisphere as an analogue as the same principles would hold. North as "up" is arbitrary. Exactly the same effect...

I know how that's done. Show me that you know.

"Defies"? In what way? To which 21st century beliefs are you referring? You misunderstood what I wrote. Badly. No, I clearly implied that they did understand. You got it backwards, though I can't fathom how. Given that you are completely wrong, there is no need for me to respond further.

Wrong. I reject your misinterpretations of the word of God, which I have demonstrated to be misrepresentations. I also reject your false expressions of love which are not consistent with the love of God as described in Scripture. Don't bother claiming to be speaking the truth in love if you...

When you’re ready to discuss the actual content of Scripture, let me know. Until then, I will assume you just want to throw insults.

Love? I see very little in you that I would describe as being consistent with Christian love. Instead I see arrogance, stubbornness, self-righteousness, and denigration (and even implied condemnation) of others on this board. I'm not convinced that you know what Christ's love is, that you might...

For one's own peace and clear relationship with the Lord, it is necessary to forgive others. Where someone has repented, it is appropriate to extend forgiveness; that is, to communicate to that person that they are forgiven. Forgiveness is not restoration. Some sins shut doors permanently.

The "evidence" you provided does not support your claim. Yawn. I know what the Word says... and your claim is not consistent with it.

You are certainly welcome to whichever translation you prefer; that's the whole point of the thread. However, your claim (bolded) is actually a fallacious appeal and has no evidentiary value. ;)

There is no dilemma. A dilemma is a necessary choice between two undesirable options. That is not the case here. That's hilarious--and hypocritical-- coming from you. I'm not interested in your arrogant misuse of the word of God. Now, instead of making pseudo-spiritual implications that I am...

There is no dilemma. Job 1:6 and 2:1 both use the same Hebrew phrase bene ha'elohim. This means "sons of God", not "angels". The Hebrew word for angels is ha'malakim. It's a different root with a different meaning. In other words, you have still provided no evidence for your claim.

Let's see what the text actually says: Matthew 22:29-30 (also Mark 13:35) Jesus replied, “You are in error because you do not know the Scriptures or the power of God. 30 At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will be like the angels in heaven. Do you see...

You dodged that almost completely. WHERE in Scripture did the Holy Spirit state clearly that the sons of God are angels? It's not in your answer to Webers.Home, in case you think it is.

Where does God state clearly that the sons of God are angels?

As you grow in Christ, you will come to know and trust the inner voice of the Holy Spirit. He will tell you when you sin. Cultivate your relationship with Him through prayer and listening. For now, if you feel that 'speeding' is a sin, then for you it is. Repent and keep moving forward... at a...

I respect your right to your opinion, but again I ask "Why?"

I really like the colour choices in this panel. :)

There is no indication in Scripture of anything of the sort. It's not a matter of "possible"; it's a matter of scriptural evidence, or in this case, the complete absence thereof. :)