your first meme maybe shows a corrupt priest. scripture predicts that

you second meme is you making a claim of being some kind of genetics expert. so that one we can just laugh off

What did i ask? English can you speak it?

"You want to avoid any talk of sin and accountability"

We have man made laws and natural laws of physics which we abide by. Sin is a man made imaginary disease that church/bible coincidentally just so happens to offer you an imaginary cure (which is basically a confession and saying you are sorry pinky promise won't do it again or just saying you believe in an imaginary magician.) for but gets paid real money by the suckers who think its real. I already explained this yet you didn't register.





"Speaking of repeated dialogues, did you know that I once wrote down notes from a Sermon about why you can trust the Bible?"

Dont care you are back on your mindless loop of using the bible to prove the bible.



You worship a religion that is over 75% Judaism. Your argument is invalid.

This post was edited by addone on Mar 31 2026 02:46am

I am not withholding you from pursuing Jesus. You are refusing to do that yourself. The bible app is a free download, but I'd recommend buying a bible. You can even get a free Bible at Church.

You refuse to talk about your belief which is proof you don't stand behind it, therefore it is nothing. I'm not ashamed of discussing mine

Jesus remains real, you haven't proven otherwise and you never will.

Also how does the fraction 2/3 = 75%?

This post was edited by D_urRRR on Mar 31 2026 03:42am

Can't deny something that doesnt exist

This post was edited by WastedPenguinz on Mar 31 2026 06:24am

You are withholding proof and expect me to brainwash myself into believing something that I think is fake. Essentially your strategy is to beg me into submission and hope I am a sucker like you.

Where are you getting 2/3 from?
Depending which translation you use
"The Old Testament contains roughly 622,700 words (929 chapters and 23,145 verses), while the New Testament has approximately 184,600 words. (260 chapters and 7,957 verses)"
https://deanebarker.net/other/bible/

622700 + 184600 = 807300 total words
(622,700÷807,300)*100 = 77.13%

You can use letters as a percentage also here is an example.
The Old Testament comprises approximately 73% of the King James Bible by letter count. This figure is derived from a total of 3,116,480 letters in the King James Bible, with the Old Testament accounting for 2,278,100 of those letters


Bible learing center not teach you maths?
I think you have much bigger problems than you realize my guy, yikes!

This post was edited by addone on Apr 1 2026 12:35am

those memes
i suppose you can believe what they say. but acting like your some kind of mind wizrd who really believes they can 'know what they are claiming. some serious red flags

#46 – Did John the Baptist Recognize Jesus’ Identity?
Another example of the contradictions in the Bible emerges when comparing John the Baptist’s understanding of Jesus’ identity in John 1 with his actions in Matthew 11.

In John’s Gospel, John the Baptist unequivocally identifies Jesus as “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world” (1:29) and as the one upon whom the Spirit descended, confirming him as the chosen one of God. This portrayal suggests that John fully recognized Jesus’ divine role and identity from the outset.

However, in Matthew’s Gospel, John later sends his disciples to ask Jesus, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?” (11:3). This question reflects uncertainty or doubt on John’s part, which contradicts the confident declaration found in John 1.

#47 – Jesus’ Ministry: Apocalyptic Preacher or Divine Logos?
One striking difference and a possible contradiction between the Gospels lies in their portrayals of Jesus’ public ministry. In the Synoptic Gospels, Jesus is primarily depicted as a Jewish apocalyptic preacher proclaiming the imminent arrival of the Kingdom of God.

In contrast, the Gospel of John presents a markedly different picture. Here, Jesus focuses less on the coming kingdom and more on his identity as the incarnate Logos (Word), the divine Son of God who came to reveal eternal truths and offer salvation through belief in him.

#48 – The Timing of Jesus’ Temple Cleansing: Early or Late?
In John (2:13-16), this dramatic event occurs early in Jesus’ ministry, shortly after his first miracle at the wedding in Cana. John uses this event to underscore Jesus’ divine authority and mission right from the start.

The Synoptic Gospels, however, place the temple cleansing near the end of Jesus’ ministry, during the final week of his life (Mark 11:15-17; Matthew 21:12-13; Luke 19:45-46). In these accounts, the cleansing is a catalyst for the events leading to Jesus’ arrest and crucifixion.

Dumbest memes yet, which is impressive.

"Sin is a myth. The concept of sin was created as a recruitment method to get you to join an immoral religious organization[...]"

lol how is the religious organization immoral if sin does not exist? Moral relativism evaporates the moment you look at it.

There it is. You finally admitted that you do not believe that sin is a thing so you don't see any reason for the cross. That's one of the tactics that the devil uses. He will either convince you that you have no need for the cross or that you are too sinful to approach the cross. In your case, it is the first one.

You complain about my 'mindless loop' but there is absolutely 0 point in advancing when you cannot grasp the concepts. Someone once told me that the single most hardest thing to do is to convince someone of the doctrine of sin.

You said the exact same thing 3 years ago:

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=99644580&f=119&p=641113573#p641113573

Do you even understand why I had been quoting Frodo's first post in the first place and not changing the subject? What is the very first thing Frodo says in his post?



https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=79750090&f=119

You simply cannot understand as you have not even been able to get over the first ledge on the first level in Mario.

nice catch