I have to admit that you are trying my patience here... But our dialogues
will continue. I am sure that your service to the Lord is in earnest, but
your education is definately a problem.
My address is:
William A. Wetzel
3014 E. Pearl ave.,
Orange, CA 92869-3747
Drop me a postcard or letter (if you wish) and I will attempt to help you
in any way that I can. In the mean time, learn the difference between the
presuppositional and evidentual approaches to apologetics. Learn how it's
appropriate to use one or the other in given situations.
I also suggest that you attempt to learn more philosophy and science; its
obvious to me that you are serverly lacking in these areas. For now... it
is best to close this discussion.
And most of all... remember that I am a technologist and teacher. It will
help you to listen to someone who is employed in science.
Best Wishes,
William - N6RKY
John Neal wrote:
>
> William,
> Romans 1:20 is understood as seeing through the eyes of faith, not
> flesh. God is not flesh, but spirit, and therefore invisible, and
> undiscernable by fleshly observation.
> Read this verse carefully. Eccl 11:3 "If the clouds be full of rain,
> they empty themselves upon the earth: and if the tree fall toward the
> south, or toward the north, in the place where the tree falleth, there
> it shall be."
> The point is, is that there is NO uncertainty in faith. If the cat
> is in the box, there it shall be. Period.
> Your unadvised and premature rebuke of me is illustrative of the
> arrogance and foolishness of the "scientific community" as a whole when
> confronted with the truth.
>
> John Neal
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