Some religious people deliberately falsely define atheism; they say, “Atheists are people who don’t believe in God.” This of course is a deliberately dishonest statement because it carries with it an implication that “God” is real when there is absolutely no evidence to prove this. I’ve seen religious people define agnosticism as, “Agnostics are people who won’t fully commit to God.” This statement has the same deliberate dishonesty that exists in so much of what religious people say, but do agnostics ever stand up for their beliefs when religious people deliberately misrepresent them in such a way?Do agnostics get upset about religious people’s deliberately false definition of agnosticism?
But atheists ARE people who don't believe in God...
What that means is that we don't believe that god exists; everybody knows that, don't get hung up on the wording.Do agnostics get upset about religious people’s deliberately false definition of agnosticism?
Agnosticism isn't a position on belief, it is a position on knowledge. Agnosticism is a denial of claims to ultimate truth on the existence or non-existence of a god.
Agnostics can be people who don't believe in a god but don't deny the possibility of god existing (agnostic atheists) or people who belief in a god but don't deny the possibility that god might not exist (agnostic theists).
Just because someone is agnostic and cannot rule out the possibility that god does/doesn't exist, doesn't mean that they can't have a personal belief on the matter.
There's no way to win the battle. If an atheist reverses the definition and says he believes in no gods, then the believer will accuse him of ';believing'; in something. And if an agnostic isn't ';non-commital';, he's ';confused about God';. Believers will twist definitions to fit their preconceptions because the alternative is too terrifying to contemplate. I don't worry about it too much. Fighting delusion is an unrewarding task.
But you contradict yourself !! IF there were positive proof there is no God you would bring that forth. So, yes, that is what atheism must mean.
You have misrepresented things.
Your clarity of statement makes bigots hate you.
In general religious people have no consensus in what they believe,
Lol, Desiree... you remind me of this Christy girl on the Vegan %26amp; Vegetarian section that was picking out the faults of vegetarianism %26amp; claiming that Veganism was the only way...
I think I've seen you deliberately misrepresenting agnosticism.
Wanting to be friends now?
Tell me how to stand up to an organized religion vs my doubt?
Who cares what religious people think or say.
Love and blessings Don
Thursday, February 4, 2010
What is your definition of a false economy?
...mine would have to be buying cheap, spar own brand, bog roll.
Sure i might have saved a quid but me @rse feels like it`s been sand papered....suddenly the towels look like a viable option....OW!!!!What is your definition of a false economy?
Washing when you are ugly. You will get more attention if you smell too.What is your definition of a false economy?
A false economy, to me, is one that is not real at all. It's fake. A cheap imitation of a true economy.
Play money instead of real money?
re using t-bags
when i found out that is very hard to buy anythinh i wanted
yes how true
ouch never i say scrimp on the bog roll ....lol
drinking lambrini.....enough said..lol
Sure i might have saved a quid but me @rse feels like it`s been sand papered....suddenly the towels look like a viable option....OW!!!!What is your definition of a false economy?
Washing when you are ugly. You will get more attention if you smell too.What is your definition of a false economy?
A false economy, to me, is one that is not real at all. It's fake. A cheap imitation of a true economy.
Play money instead of real money?
re using t-bags
when i found out that is very hard to buy anythinh i wanted
yes how true
ouch never i say scrimp on the bog roll ....lol
drinking lambrini.....enough said..lol
Is a myth, by definition, false?
I know what Greek myths are, and I know the word's dictionary definition. What I'm asking is, would you call something that might be true a myth (not meaning if you personally don't believe it and therefore call it a myth - ex, the idea that the polar caps are shrinking is just a myth. And hey! Don't jump on me for that one! I know they are shrinking. Just giving an example here.) Thanks!Is a myth, by definition, false?
Since this is a place to discuss words, I'll answer your question that way. The word ';myth'; is used in a variety of ways. The first is for a story that relates famous historical events, world origins, religious history, and such things in a story-telling mode. Those kinds of myths are usually truths wrapped up in a story, although not all of them contain literal truths. A second use of ';myth'; is to indicate blatant untruth that people believe for no reason at all. So, to use your example, if I were to call global warming a ';myth';, I would mean that it's pure fiction. Another use is to refer to a religion you personally don't believe in. For example, people who are not Buddhists might refer to Buddhist beliefs as myths, even though Buddhist believe they are totally true. If you do not believe the Catholic teachings about a particular miracle (let's say the Virgin Mary appearing at Lourdes), you might refer to those teachings as ';myths';. This is a kind of academic usage, trying to be neutral, not engaging the question of whether one should believe such things.
So the short answer is, I think, that a myth is not, by definition, false. But the word is used for things that are not generally (or maybe at all) accepted as true or at least not as completely true.Is a myth, by definition, false?
A myth may have a kernel of truth but with much embellishment over time so the story develops to mythical sometime magical proportions. BTW only the north polar cap is shrinking—tho not usually reported the south polar cap is growing at record proportions..
Yes, a myth must be false. We use the word to describe ancient tales and also current falsehoods, but something that is actually true cannot be called a myth.
the true meaning of ';myth'; is a story which explains the reason or/and origin of something. it is a sacred, rather than profane story. one good definition, i forget from who, 'myth is encapsulated truth'. i believe the meaning of the word should be the meaning used by those who know most about it........ ie. Joseph Campbell, Carl Jung, Mircea Eliade
no ofence dough do you really belive in myth. don't belive it might be a fact or false come on
a myth is like a legend, exept that legends have events that actually happened
so a legend, you might say is 3/4 right and a myth is 3/4 false
In my simplistic definition, I would have to say its a theory that has not or cannot be proven..
Basically, the polar caps are shrinking (fact) because of global warming (fact), which is caused by man (myth).
Go ahead and flame me with your theories.
An apocryphal story can be a myth and yet still be based in truth and/or on realty, it is simply of uncertain or doubtful authenticity.
A Myth is essentially the same thing as a theory, its right until proven wrong.
And propane is better than charcoal...lol
not false just not proven scientificly a theory pasted down genarations
Sure, just like opinions, usage of words can be ';false'; or incorrect.
A myth is unlike a theory... while a theory is an unproven fact!
a myth is an un-theorized belief!
you kinda answerd your own question buddy. if someone didnt think it was true it wouldnt be a myth. so yes if there is any reason to believe it but not concrete proof its a myth for instance. i'm smart and no what im talking about
anything that isn't proven YET or isn't disproved YET is a myth (lolz the show mythbusters)
http://www.just-define.com/myth-definiti…
Definition of myth
myth
n : a traditional story accepted as history; serves to explain
the world view of a people
As defined in: WordNet (r) 2.0
Myth \Myth\, n. [Written also mythe.] [Gr. my^qos myth, fable,
tale, talk, speech: cf. F. mythe.]
1. A story of great but unknown age which originally embodied
a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon of experience,
and in which often the forces of nature and of the soul
are personified; an ancient legend of a god, a hero, the
origin of a race, etc.; a wonder story of prehistoric
origin; a popular fable which is, or has been, received as
historical.
2. A person or thing existing only in imagination, or whose
actual existence is not verifiable.
As for Mrs. Primmins's bones, they had been myths
these twenty years. --Ld. Lytton.
Myth history, history made of, or mixed with, myths.
As defined in: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Myth \Myth\ (m[i^]th), n. [Written also mythe.] [Gr. my^qos
myth, fable, tale, talk, speech: cf. F. mythe.]
1. A story of great but unknown age which originally embodied
a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon of experience,
and in which often the forces of nature and of the soul
are personified; an ancient legend of a god, a hero, the
origin of a race, etc.; a wonder story of prehistoric
origin; a popular fable which is, or has been, received as
historical.
[1913 Webster]
2. A person or thing existing only in imagination, or whose
actual existence is not verifiable.
[1913 Webster]
As for Mrs. Primmins's bones, they had been myths
these twenty years. --Ld. Lytton.
[1913 Webster]
Myth history, history made of, or mixed with, myths.
[1913 Webster]
As defined in: English Monolingual Dictionaries
100 Moby Thesaurus words for ';myth';:
Marchen, Mishnah, Spiritus Mundi, Sunna, Talmud, Western,
Western story, Westerner, adventure story, allegory,
ancient wisdom, apologue, apparition, archetypal myth,
archetypal pattern, bedtime story, brainchild, bubble, canard,
chimera, cock-and-bull story, common law, concoction, creation,
custom, delirium, detective story, eidolon, epic, extravaganza,
fable, fabliau, fabrication, fairy tale, falsehood, fancy,
fantasque, fantasy, fib, fiction, figment, folk motif, folk story,
folklore, folktale, forgery, gest, ghost story, hallucination,
history, horse opera, idle fancy, illusion, imagery, imagination,
imagining, immemorial usage, insubstantial image, invention,
legend, lie, lore, love story, maggot, make-believe, mystery,
mystery story, mythology, mythos, nursery tale, parable, phantasm,
phantom, prevarication, racial memory, romance, saga,
science fiction, shocker, sick fancy, space fiction, space opera,
story, suspense story, tall tale, thick-coming fancies, thriller,
tradition, traditionalism, traditionality, trip, untruth, vapor,
vision, whim, whimsy, whodunit, whopper, wildest dreams,
work of fiction
As defined in: Moby Thesaurus II by Grady Ward, 1.0
some myths can be true. its a story. Most of the time it has a lesson it them. There mostly to give u a lesson.
Well the things people ask on here,I guess it is
Since this is a place to discuss words, I'll answer your question that way. The word ';myth'; is used in a variety of ways. The first is for a story that relates famous historical events, world origins, religious history, and such things in a story-telling mode. Those kinds of myths are usually truths wrapped up in a story, although not all of them contain literal truths. A second use of ';myth'; is to indicate blatant untruth that people believe for no reason at all. So, to use your example, if I were to call global warming a ';myth';, I would mean that it's pure fiction. Another use is to refer to a religion you personally don't believe in. For example, people who are not Buddhists might refer to Buddhist beliefs as myths, even though Buddhist believe they are totally true. If you do not believe the Catholic teachings about a particular miracle (let's say the Virgin Mary appearing at Lourdes), you might refer to those teachings as ';myths';. This is a kind of academic usage, trying to be neutral, not engaging the question of whether one should believe such things.
So the short answer is, I think, that a myth is not, by definition, false. But the word is used for things that are not generally (or maybe at all) accepted as true or at least not as completely true.Is a myth, by definition, false?
A myth may have a kernel of truth but with much embellishment over time so the story develops to mythical sometime magical proportions. BTW only the north polar cap is shrinking—tho not usually reported the south polar cap is growing at record proportions..
Yes, a myth must be false. We use the word to describe ancient tales and also current falsehoods, but something that is actually true cannot be called a myth.
the true meaning of ';myth'; is a story which explains the reason or/and origin of something. it is a sacred, rather than profane story. one good definition, i forget from who, 'myth is encapsulated truth'. i believe the meaning of the word should be the meaning used by those who know most about it........ ie. Joseph Campbell, Carl Jung, Mircea Eliade
no ofence dough do you really belive in myth. don't belive it might be a fact or false come on
a myth is like a legend, exept that legends have events that actually happened
so a legend, you might say is 3/4 right and a myth is 3/4 false
In my simplistic definition, I would have to say its a theory that has not or cannot be proven..
Basically, the polar caps are shrinking (fact) because of global warming (fact), which is caused by man (myth).
Go ahead and flame me with your theories.
An apocryphal story can be a myth and yet still be based in truth and/or on realty, it is simply of uncertain or doubtful authenticity.
A Myth is essentially the same thing as a theory, its right until proven wrong.
And propane is better than charcoal...lol
not false just not proven scientificly a theory pasted down genarations
Sure, just like opinions, usage of words can be ';false'; or incorrect.
A myth is unlike a theory... while a theory is an unproven fact!
a myth is an un-theorized belief!
you kinda answerd your own question buddy. if someone didnt think it was true it wouldnt be a myth. so yes if there is any reason to believe it but not concrete proof its a myth for instance. i'm smart and no what im talking about
anything that isn't proven YET or isn't disproved YET is a myth (lolz the show mythbusters)
http://www.just-define.com/myth-definiti…
Definition of myth
myth
n : a traditional story accepted as history; serves to explain
the world view of a people
As defined in: WordNet (r) 2.0
Myth \Myth\, n. [Written also mythe.] [Gr. my^qos myth, fable,
tale, talk, speech: cf. F. mythe.]
1. A story of great but unknown age which originally embodied
a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon of experience,
and in which often the forces of nature and of the soul
are personified; an ancient legend of a god, a hero, the
origin of a race, etc.; a wonder story of prehistoric
origin; a popular fable which is, or has been, received as
historical.
2. A person or thing existing only in imagination, or whose
actual existence is not verifiable.
As for Mrs. Primmins's bones, they had been myths
these twenty years. --Ld. Lytton.
Myth history, history made of, or mixed with, myths.
As defined in: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Myth \Myth\ (m[i^]th), n. [Written also mythe.] [Gr. my^qos
myth, fable, tale, talk, speech: cf. F. mythe.]
1. A story of great but unknown age which originally embodied
a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon of experience,
and in which often the forces of nature and of the soul
are personified; an ancient legend of a god, a hero, the
origin of a race, etc.; a wonder story of prehistoric
origin; a popular fable which is, or has been, received as
historical.
[1913 Webster]
2. A person or thing existing only in imagination, or whose
actual existence is not verifiable.
[1913 Webster]
As for Mrs. Primmins's bones, they had been myths
these twenty years. --Ld. Lytton.
[1913 Webster]
Myth history, history made of, or mixed with, myths.
[1913 Webster]
As defined in: English Monolingual Dictionaries
100 Moby Thesaurus words for ';myth';:
Marchen, Mishnah, Spiritus Mundi, Sunna, Talmud, Western,
Western story, Westerner, adventure story, allegory,
ancient wisdom, apologue, apparition, archetypal myth,
archetypal pattern, bedtime story, brainchild, bubble, canard,
chimera, cock-and-bull story, common law, concoction, creation,
custom, delirium, detective story, eidolon, epic, extravaganza,
fable, fabliau, fabrication, fairy tale, falsehood, fancy,
fantasque, fantasy, fib, fiction, figment, folk motif, folk story,
folklore, folktale, forgery, gest, ghost story, hallucination,
history, horse opera, idle fancy, illusion, imagery, imagination,
imagining, immemorial usage, insubstantial image, invention,
legend, lie, lore, love story, maggot, make-believe, mystery,
mystery story, mythology, mythos, nursery tale, parable, phantasm,
phantom, prevarication, racial memory, romance, saga,
science fiction, shocker, sick fancy, space fiction, space opera,
story, suspense story, tall tale, thick-coming fancies, thriller,
tradition, traditionalism, traditionality, trip, untruth, vapor,
vision, whim, whimsy, whodunit, whopper, wildest dreams,
work of fiction
As defined in: Moby Thesaurus II by Grady Ward, 1.0
some myths can be true. its a story. Most of the time it has a lesson it them. There mostly to give u a lesson.
Well the things people ask on here,I guess it is
Did Russell and Rutherford fit the WTS' own definition of false prophets?
False Prophets
Individuals and organizations
1) proclaiming messages that they attribute to a superhuman source but that
2) do not originate with the true God and
3) are not in harmony with his revealed will
Reasoning from the Scriptures, page 132
Also on page 4 of the April 15, 1995 Watchtower they define prophecies as follows:
'; Information written in advance about what definitely would occur in the future ';Did Russell and Rutherford fit the WTS' own definition of false prophets?
Russell %26amp; Rutherford Fit the Society’s Own Definition of False Prophets
The Governing Body insists that what Russell and Rutherford did does not come under the Bible’s definition of false prophets at Deuteronomy 18:20-22. What about their own definition? False Prophets Individuals and organizations (1) proclaiming messages that they attribute to a superhuman source but that (2) do not originate with the true God and (3) are not in harmony with his revealed will. Russell and Rutherford (1) attributed their messages to a superhuman source, (2) none of their messages that originated with God and (3) they were not in harmony with his revealed will. Therefore they were not false prophets? According to their own definition they were.
In their efforts to convince themselves that Russell and Rutherford were not false prophets, the Governing Body has apparently not noticed that it doesn’t matter if they were false prophets or not. Note again what former President Frederick Franz said in his God’s Kingdom of a Thousand Years Has approached…The serving of food, the right sort of [Bible teachings] at the proper time was the issue. It had to be according to this that a decision must be rendered by [Jesus]. If Rutherford’s Millions Now Living Will Never Die was a false prophecy it certainly was not “the right sort of food at the proper time.” But even it was just “a mistake” it was still not the right sort of food or the proper time to be serving it. Even if Rutherford was not a false prophet he was still guilty of providing wrong spiritual food relative to the extremely important matter of Christ’s Kingdom, along with all the rest of the improper, untimely spiritual food he provided from both his own and Russell’s writings. And even if none of the teachings considered come under the Bible’s definition of false prophecies, they were still teachings that were not true on very serious matters such as the time of Jesus’ Second Coming and the end of the world. And so it doesn’t matter what the Governing Body chooses to call all those failed attempts to set dates. They were all wrong food at the wrong time which, according to the way they interpret Matthew 24:45-47, disqualified them as Jesus’ “faithful and discreet slave.” And according to their June 1, 2001 Watchtower not a single one of those teachings/prophecies mentioned should have ever appeared in the Society’s literature because none of them were “what God reveals in his Word.”Did Russell and Rutherford fit the WTS' own definition of false prophets?
They were not prophets. They were businessmen. Very, very good businessmen. And the Watchtower is one of the richest businesses in the world.
They sure do. So do all of their subsequent place holders.
Yes, by their own words !
Yes, not to mention the Holy Bible.
Yes, and they wore very flashy ties.
Yes!
Individuals and organizations
1) proclaiming messages that they attribute to a superhuman source but that
2) do not originate with the true God and
3) are not in harmony with his revealed will
Reasoning from the Scriptures, page 132
Also on page 4 of the April 15, 1995 Watchtower they define prophecies as follows:
'; Information written in advance about what definitely would occur in the future ';Did Russell and Rutherford fit the WTS' own definition of false prophets?
Russell %26amp; Rutherford Fit the Society’s Own Definition of False Prophets
The Governing Body insists that what Russell and Rutherford did does not come under the Bible’s definition of false prophets at Deuteronomy 18:20-22. What about their own definition? False Prophets Individuals and organizations (1) proclaiming messages that they attribute to a superhuman source but that (2) do not originate with the true God and (3) are not in harmony with his revealed will. Russell and Rutherford (1) attributed their messages to a superhuman source, (2) none of their messages that originated with God and (3) they were not in harmony with his revealed will. Therefore they were not false prophets? According to their own definition they were.
In their efforts to convince themselves that Russell and Rutherford were not false prophets, the Governing Body has apparently not noticed that it doesn’t matter if they were false prophets or not. Note again what former President Frederick Franz said in his God’s Kingdom of a Thousand Years Has approached…The serving of food, the right sort of [Bible teachings] at the proper time was the issue. It had to be according to this that a decision must be rendered by [Jesus]. If Rutherford’s Millions Now Living Will Never Die was a false prophecy it certainly was not “the right sort of food at the proper time.” But even it was just “a mistake” it was still not the right sort of food or the proper time to be serving it. Even if Rutherford was not a false prophet he was still guilty of providing wrong spiritual food relative to the extremely important matter of Christ’s Kingdom, along with all the rest of the improper, untimely spiritual food he provided from both his own and Russell’s writings. And even if none of the teachings considered come under the Bible’s definition of false prophecies, they were still teachings that were not true on very serious matters such as the time of Jesus’ Second Coming and the end of the world. And so it doesn’t matter what the Governing Body chooses to call all those failed attempts to set dates. They were all wrong food at the wrong time which, according to the way they interpret Matthew 24:45-47, disqualified them as Jesus’ “faithful and discreet slave.” And according to their June 1, 2001 Watchtower not a single one of those teachings/prophecies mentioned should have ever appeared in the Society’s literature because none of them were “what God reveals in his Word.”Did Russell and Rutherford fit the WTS' own definition of false prophets?
They were not prophets. They were businessmen. Very, very good businessmen. And the Watchtower is one of the richest businesses in the world.
They sure do. So do all of their subsequent place holders.
Yes, by their own words !
Yes, not to mention the Holy Bible.
Yes, and they wore very flashy ties.
Yes!
What is the definition of False pretenses?
Faking it
.
Being something that does not exist What is the definition of False pretenses?
False Pretense. Section 99. Definition And Elements
A false pretense is such a fraudulent representation of an existing or past fact by one who knows it not to be true as is adapted to induce the person to whom it is made to part with something of value.116 Four essential elements constitute this offense: first, an intent to defraud some particular person or people generally; second, an actual fraud committed; third, the false pretense; and fourth, that the fraud resulted from the employment of the false pretense.117
False pretense may be committed by two means: first, by color of any false token or writing; second, by any false pretense, such as a bare lie. The word token means a sign, a mark, a symbol. The word writing includes lithographing or other mode of representing words and letters.118 Not every falsehood, however, is sufficient to constitute the offense of false pretense.
What is the definition of False pretenses?
Obamaafrican american hair
.
Being something that does not exist What is the definition of False pretenses?
False Pretense. Section 99. Definition And Elements
A false pretense is such a fraudulent representation of an existing or past fact by one who knows it not to be true as is adapted to induce the person to whom it is made to part with something of value.116 Four essential elements constitute this offense: first, an intent to defraud some particular person or people generally; second, an actual fraud committed; third, the false pretense; and fourth, that the fraud resulted from the employment of the false pretense.117
False pretense may be committed by two means: first, by color of any false token or writing; second, by any false pretense, such as a bare lie. The word token means a sign, a mark, a symbol. The word writing includes lithographing or other mode of representing words and letters.118 Not every falsehood, however, is sufficient to constitute the offense of false pretense.
What is the definition of False pretenses?
Obama
Whats a perfect absolute definition of a false teacher?
keep in mind, that not all false teachings are intended to deceive, and not all accusations are true.Whats a perfect absolute definition of a false teacher?
One who reaches a lie as truth and/or the truth as a lie
2Pe 2:1 But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, even denying the Lord that bought them, and bring upon themselves swift destruction.Whats a perfect absolute definition of a false teacher?
Christianity in the concept that Jesus is God is a false teaching. They steal a Hebrew prophecy and shape a ';Man'; into a ';God'; Which is a false concept. Which is not even a Hebrew prophecy. The only people to beleive a concept of a Man becoming God in the ancient days was the pagan tribes.
wow do I dare? OK cuz u asked...how about the denomination to be nameless that has oodles of man written doctrine and traditions, who pray through the dead (asleep)and glorify Mary who is also dead (asleep) and had early leaders who started it all with corrupting and changing God's Word and Laws to this day they practice it and do not repent or set it right and who confess to mortals, recieve ';their'; punishment and forgiveness and who will absolutley not Seek the Truth for themselves, that a good definiton? and whereas is Proven in Scripture in many places, especially Revelations, Their end result.....God Bless
To be frank, the many pastors today. They do not know the true gospel Jesus gave to mankind, and cannot teach it either.
Their job is to present their flock as a spotless, wrinkle free bride to Christ the Groom. But they cannot do this, and this bride they are presenting will not be accepted by Jesus, for all of them still have sin (Matthew 7:21-23).
This is why most pastors are false teachers. The blind leading the blind, and both wil fall over a cliff to their deaths.
Find the true teachers here: www.nlmission.com
Jerry Falwell, Jimmy Swagert, Paul Crouch, Jim Baker, Oral Roberts...
one who leads in the imagination saying ohhh look in you imagination i see angles harps golden streets not a person who says what is real now and true that can be proved
A think a False Teacher is someone who's teachs on what their belifs. I think most Christians may believe different from each other.
One who teaches with authority and the teachings are not true.
Islamic Clerics
';Religion';
The Prosperity Gospel!
Richard Dawkins.
Pastor.
Jebus
False doctrine.
What???
To say we are saved by Grace and then list the things we must do to receive it.
Any one who is not a JW
Man thinking he knows more than God
hm, idk. that's a toughie
Whoever wrote the bible.
One who reaches a lie as truth and/or the truth as a lie
2Pe 2:1 But there were false prophets also among the people, even as there shall be false teachers among you, who privily shall bring in damnable heresies, even denying the Lord that bought them, and bring upon themselves swift destruction.Whats a perfect absolute definition of a false teacher?
Christianity in the concept that Jesus is God is a false teaching. They steal a Hebrew prophecy and shape a ';Man'; into a ';God'; Which is a false concept. Which is not even a Hebrew prophecy. The only people to beleive a concept of a Man becoming God in the ancient days was the pagan tribes.
wow do I dare? OK cuz u asked...how about the denomination to be nameless that has oodles of man written doctrine and traditions, who pray through the dead (asleep)and glorify Mary who is also dead (asleep) and had early leaders who started it all with corrupting and changing God's Word and Laws to this day they practice it and do not repent or set it right and who confess to mortals, recieve ';their'; punishment and forgiveness and who will absolutley not Seek the Truth for themselves, that a good definiton? and whereas is Proven in Scripture in many places, especially Revelations, Their end result.....God Bless
To be frank, the many pastors today. They do not know the true gospel Jesus gave to mankind, and cannot teach it either.
Their job is to present their flock as a spotless, wrinkle free bride to Christ the Groom. But they cannot do this, and this bride they are presenting will not be accepted by Jesus, for all of them still have sin (Matthew 7:21-23).
This is why most pastors are false teachers. The blind leading the blind, and both wil fall over a cliff to their deaths.
Find the true teachers here: www.nlmission.com
Jerry Falwell, Jimmy Swagert, Paul Crouch, Jim Baker, Oral Roberts...
one who leads in the imagination saying ohhh look in you imagination i see angles harps golden streets not a person who says what is real now and true that can be proved
A think a False Teacher is someone who's teachs on what their belifs. I think most Christians may believe different from each other.
One who teaches with authority and the teachings are not true.
Islamic Clerics
';Religion';
The Prosperity Gospel!
Richard Dawkins.
Pastor.
Jebus
False doctrine.
What???
To say we are saved by Grace and then list the things we must do to receive it.
Any one who is not a JW
Man thinking he knows more than God
hm, idk. that's a toughie
Whoever wrote the bible.
What is the definition of ';false reporting of a crime?'; If your statement is 100 percent fact, how can you be
What is the definition of ';false reporting of a crime?'; If your statement is 100 percent fact, how can you be arrested for this?What is the definition of ';false reporting of a crime?'; If your statement is 100 percent fact, how can you be
you reported that a crime had occured when it had not, that is the definition. Apparently the police do not agree that your statement was ';100 percent fact';What is the definition of ';false reporting of a crime?'; If your statement is 100 percent fact, how can you be
the definition is self explanatory in the charge...you are being accused of reporting a crime that did not occur...
you reported that a crime had occured when it had not, that is the definition. Apparently the police do not agree that your statement was ';100 percent fact';What is the definition of ';false reporting of a crime?'; If your statement is 100 percent fact, how can you be
the definition is self explanatory in the charge...you are being accused of reporting a crime that did not occur...
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