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Literal interpretation only forum

Discussion in '2000-02 Archive' started by C.S. Murphy, Aug 28, 2002.

  1. C.S. Murphy

    C.S. Murphy New Member

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    I will restate my request and ask for a literal interpretation of Scripture only forum. would any other literalists be interested?
    Murph
     
  2. stubbornkelly

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    Whoa - for a second there I thought the subject read "liberal interpretation only forum." Guess I have a liberal way of reading English, too. ;)
     
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    Literal Forum: That what it says, it means exactly what I think it says, isn't that obvious?

    Liberal Forum: That what it appears to say, but it could mean something other than what it appears to say,isn't that obvious?
     
  4. Justified

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    " A M E N ! " [​IMG] [​IMG]

    ”Why stand on the broad road and get trampled?” Justified Version [​IMG]

    "It is always better to stand up for conservatism, than to fall into liberalism" Justified Version [​IMG]

    ”Conservatives- Theology dictates morality/Liberals- morality dictates Theology” Justified Version [​IMG]
     
  5. C.S. Murphy

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    Post it are you seeking to join our ranks by your post here?
    Murph
     
  6. Justified

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    [​IMG]

    ”Why stand on the broad road and get trampled?” Justified Version [​IMG]

    "It is always better to stand up for conservatism, than to fall into liberalism" Justified Version [​IMG]

    ”Conservatives- Theology dictates morality/Liberals- morality dictates Theology” Justified Version [​IMG]
     
  7. Bro. Curtis

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    Put me in!!!
     
  8. C.S. Murphy

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    Thanks Justified and Mr. Curtis. I am looking forward to see what tomorrow brings on this thread. Will more Literalists join in or will the liberals derail us again? I Pray not.
    Murph
     
  9. Justified

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    The apostates have the rest of the board! :(

    Why can't we have just one section for us? [​IMG] [​IMG]

    ”Why stand on the broad road and get trampled?” Justified Version [​IMG]

    "It is always better to stand up for conservatism, than to fall into liberalism" Justified Version [​IMG]

    ”Conservatives- Theology dictates morality/Liberals- morality dictates Theology” Justified Version [​IMG]
     
  10. Baptist Believer

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    I'll join. Believe it or not, my interpretive method demands literal interpretation unless there is a very compelling reason to interpret another way.
     
  11. Don

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    So when does it open?

    I'm leaving Monday for a TDY; don't know how much I'll actually get to post over the next month or so....
     
  12. Bro. Curtis

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  14. Bro. Curtis

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    See ? Now already, I feel an edifying conversation about to happen. One where we could actually learn something. [​IMG]
     
  15. John3v36

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    [ August 29, 2002, 01:06 AM: Message edited by: John3v36 ]
     
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  18. Rev. Joshua

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    At first I thought this might not be a productive idea, but the more I think about the advantages of a "Higher Criticism" forum, the more I like the idea of having two broad forums - one for discussion of mainstream bibilcal scholarship and the other for fundamentalist/conservative evangelical scholarship.

    It would save B.W. from having to begin each new thread he starts with "Please don't attack the fundamental premise of this idea, but..."

    Joshua

    [ August 29, 2002, 01:58 AM: Message edited by: Rev. Joshua Villines ]
     
  19. Don

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    Mr. Curtis - my research on the word "day" in Revelation 18:8 tends to lean towards the definition of the word as being the eastern rendering of the word; meaning, any part of the day is considered day.

    In that regard, there would be no conflict between verse 8 and verse 10, for one hour of a day is still part of that day.

    Sort of like me saying "tomorrow" in verse 8, instead of the more specific "12:18pm tomorrow" in verse 10.
     
  20. C.S. Murphy

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    I'm cool with that Stubborn Kelly. Thanks
    Murph
     
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