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   And...   
      
   In an attempt to justify his claim, Gene embarks on a somewhat irrelevant   
   mixed up romp through human philosophy often quoting a few of his favorites   
   such as Paul Tillich, but never establishes, in fact doesn't even address what   
   he stated of "I don't    
   even think God knew it." Gene said a few interesting things, but did not prove   
   his claim of the limitation of God's knowledge. A claim that has no basis in   
   scripture. Gene also, in his statements, places the pyramid, the stars and   
   other sources of "   
   revelation" on par with Biblical scripture. A very big mistake. Our doctrine   
   and practice is to be based in scripture alone, not in a pyramid, or the stars   
   or anything else. That does not mean to say that proof of God can't be found   
   in things and places    
   outside of scripture, God can seen often in those elements, but our faith is   
   to be based in scripture, God's word alone.  Gene also claims that the concept   
   of God being all knowing came merely from German idealists. Wrong; that   
   concept is revealed by    
   revelation to humanity through God's word in scripture long before any German   
   idealists grappled with it.    
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)