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Chung's fantasy "gift" WAS:Re: How to Become a Christian, Version - CLICK HERE for the Cooking Forum Index
Bob (this one)
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:

> Bob (this one) wrote:
>
>> Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:
>>
>>> "Bob (this one)" <Bob@nospam.com> wrote

>
>>> <snipped --> http://makeashorterlink.com/?Y29152A69>
>>>
>>>>> I am as motivated to prove to you that I possess God's
>>>>> spiritual gift of truth discernment as the seeing would be
>>>>> motivated to prove their vision to the blind.
>>>>
>>>> Funny that God doesn't mention it anywhere in the bible as a
>>>> gift. You and your fellow wackos invented it and claim it,
>>>> free-standing, with nothing to prove, document, demonstrate
>>>> or otherwise support your empty claims for it.
>>>
>>> <snipped --> http://makeashorterlink.com/?B13425869>
>>>
>>> Answer: Actually, the ability to discern and folks praying for
>>> either this or a discerning heart is described throughout the
>>> Holy Bible. Your inability to find reference to it speaks to
>>> your "blindness":


<LOL> My, my my... Chung makes another neologism of "discerning." In
common usage it merely means discriminating. It doesn't mean "knowing"
things without any basis for the knowledge. Synonyms are descry,
discriminate, distinguish, penetrate, perceive, judge.

Discernment is the power or faculty of the mind by which it
distinguishes one thing from another; acuteness of judgement; power of
perceiving differences of things or ideas, insight, acumen.

Discerning is to make rational judgements about the information at
hand. It isn't about "knowing" through some occult method.


>>> http://makeashorterlink.com/?G33F51E69

>>
>> Well, actually, I went to the sites you offered to support your
>> "gift" and, of course, they didn't do any such thing. Then I did
>> a search through several translations for "truth discernment"
>> and came up empty. Here's what I posted in another note:
>>
>>>> Check out this search of the King James bible.

>> <http://tinyurl.com/5dtgd>
>>>> Says the words don't appear there anywhere.
>>>>
>>>> "Bible Word Search Christ Notes Home | Bible Search | Bible
>>>> Commentary | Wallpaper
>>>>
>>>> Search Again: Preferences | Advanced Search We had some
>>>> trouble with your search:
>>>>
>>>> * Unfortunately, we were not able to find any verses that
>>>> matched your search for truth discernment in the Bible (King
>>>> James Version). >>Please use some of the following
>>>> suggestions to refine your search: o Check your spelling. o
>>>> Try other keywords. For example, instead of charity try love.
>>>> o Use fewer keywords. For example, instead of surely
>>>> goodness and love will follow me try goodness love. o Remove
>>>> common words and only use keywords or words that are unique
>>>> to the verse you are looking for. For example, instead of For
>>>> he is the living God and he endures forever use living God
>>>> forever. o Use the Advanced Bible Search to increase the
>>>> power of your Bible search. Copyright 2001-2004
>>>> ChristNotes.org."
>>>>
>>>> So I tried it for other bible translations and none had it.

>>
>> See what it says? "None had it."
>>
>> No biblical support for this "gift" that seems broken more often
>> than not.

>
>> Bob


> Scriptural references to the ability to discern reside in the Holy
> Bible and not on a web site, neighbor.


<LOL> Right, neighbor. But since all the important and most of the
unimportant translations are online, your comment is ridiculous. The
bible is on *many* web sites in its entirety in many translations -
none of which support your contentions. None agrees with your besotted
self-description. The truth is simple. In this case.

No biblical support for this "gift" you claim. Don't agree? Cite.

Bob



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