Frank Apisa wrote:No, you did not give me the answer...and still haven't. And you were attempting to make the question the problem.
This is the question you asked on page 142 of this thread. "When did Satan first offend your god?" To which I first answered on page 143 "If Satan had sinned before tempting Eve, why would we not have been told of it?" do you not understand." You then said "Okay...we apparently now know when it didn't happen. So when did it happen."
Then I gave you the impossible riddle:
DOH!
Not before. . .
Not after. . .
Then you said in your infinite wisdom:
"Poor Neo...stuck for an answer...so he trys mocking the question."

'Scuse me, that was uncalled for.
What else could that mean but that Satan sinned (offended God) when he exercised his choice to tempt Eve?
neologist wrote:If you want to guess that God must of necessity read the minds of his creatures, OK. If you want to guess that a perfect man had the reasoning ability of a kindergartner, OK.
Frank Apisa wrote:And if you want to guess there is a God...OK. If you want to guess that Adam was a perfect man...OK. If you want to guess that the Bible tells us the true nature of REALITY...OK. But if you want to guess that Adam and Eve knew right from wrong...good from evil despite the fact that your Bible specifically tells us that they did not....that is not OK.
That is just ignorant.
No need for rebuttal.
neologist wrote:But if you say you have read the bible over and over...
Frank Apisa wrote:WARNING...STRAW MAN ALERT!
I defy you to find any post by me that says I have read the Bible over and over again....or even intimated that I have read the Bible over and over again.
Sorry Frank; there I go again. I just
guessed that since you claim to know the bible so well (you did claim that, right?) you must have read it over and over as I have.
neologist wrote:.... and can't remember the heavenly conversation Satan had with God in the book of Job, you get the Homer this time.
DOH!
Frank Apisa wrote:WARNING...STRAW MAN ALERT!
Where have I ever said that I cannot remember the "heavenly conversation Satan had with God in the Book of Job?"
Do you make this shyt up yourself...or do have help?
Darn, there I go again. I just
guessed you didn't remember because you appeared to have ignored it.
neologist wrote:Satan had access to both heaven and earth until this event: "And war broke out in heaven: Michael and his angels battled with the dragon, and the dragon and its angels battled 8 but it did not prevail, neither was a place found for them any longer in heaven. 9 So down the great dragon was hurled, the original serpent, the one called Devil and Satan, who is misleading the entire inhabited earth; he was hurled down to the earth, and his angels were hurled down with him." (Revelation 12:7-9)
Frank Apisa wrote:Hummmm....but there is a problem with this scenario, don't you think, Neo.
You did read the parts of Chapter 12 that precedes this citation, did you not? And you did pay attention to what was said in verse 2 of that Chapter. You do understand the implications of that verse, do you not?
Certainly. Do you?
neologist wrote:BTW, where did you get the idea that I don't accept anything that is not in the bible? The bible was not written to explain everything, Frank. That's why a member of the intelligentsia like you might have trouble understanding it.
Frank Apisa wrote:On several occasions I've seen you claim that such and such is not in the Bible...and you then reject it. If I come across one of them, I will post it.
You will find plenty of places where I will tell you that claims made about God and such issues as immortality of the soul, the trinity, hellfire, the rapture, etc. are spurious because they are not supported by the bible. How is that an affirmation of your statement?