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Originally Posted by Diligent
David referred to himself at conception (Ps 51:5). If all three parts were not there, then how was David himself?
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Yep, you said it, "at conception."
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Originally Posted by Diligent
I just don't buy your reasoning.
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And now for YOUR reasoning...
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Originally Posted by Diligent
We know children have a body, soul, and spirit. What business do we have correcting the Bible when it says an unborn baby is a child or an infant? It calls the unborn human a child in at least 25 verses and an infant in one. I'll stick with that.
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Are you serious? This is your reasoning?
So what if the unborn is called a "child." I'll stick with it too! However, it proves
nothing to convey a living soul in the womb as you suggest.
And c'mon, please don't accuse me (or others) of correcting the Bible with such a lame statement about "child/infant."
Check out II Kings 4. The "child" is dead and its flesh has gone cold, but its still a "child."