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::Your "biblical precedents" ARE red herrings because of the way you use them. Or rather, don't use them. You never state how the fact that some people misunderstand that Abraham's prophecy was actually correct applies to the brown bear vision. Abranham's prophecy was correct. God's instruction to Elijah was not a prophecy, it was a command. The difference is quite easy to see UNLESS you are suffering from cognitive dissonance and then otherwise intelligent people accept things that don't make sense. | ::Your "biblical precedents" ARE red herrings because of the way you use them. Or rather, don't use them. You never state how the fact that some people misunderstand that Abraham's prophecy was actually correct applies to the brown bear vision. Abranham's prophecy was correct. God's instruction to Elijah was not a prophecy, it was a command. The difference is quite easy to see UNLESS you are suffering from cognitive dissonance and then otherwise intelligent people accept things that don't make sense. | ||
:''There are things you brand as failed visions which for us we have explanations for. If you don’t accept our explanations it does not mean we don’t have explanations. You simply want to dismiss our explanations just like bible critics dismiss our explanations about the bible; it’s the same spirit. | |||
This has nothing to do with a spirit. This has everything to do with inadequate explanations. | |||