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Yawnnnn, rehashedbobevenson wrote:How is it possible that I knew more about the book of Revelation and the city of Cincinnati than the great Encyclopaedia Britannica http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/encyclope ... annica.pdf?
Say pretty please with sugar on it.bobevenson wrote:How is it possible that I knew more about the book of Revelation and the city of Cincinnati than the great Encyclopaedia Britannica http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/encyclope ... annica.pdf or the Cincinnati
Public Library http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/public-li ... innati.pdf ?
Please answer the question if you can.
When will you stop boring me?bobevenson wrote:Just answer the question if you can, which you can't, so I'll give you the answer: divine inspiration, guidance and intervention.
You certainly seem to be full of it based on what you're saying with no independent confirmation.bobevenson wrote:I guess I have divinely inspired meta-knowledge at a more abstract and higher level than you're able to handle.
Absolutely. It's all I can do to handle it. Enjoy that meta-knowledge, Bob. Enjoy.bobevenson wrote:I guess I have divinely inspired meta-knowledge at a more abstract and higher level than you're able to handle.
What are you talking about? The letters from Encyclopaedia Britannica and the Cincinnati Public Library confirm my superior knowledge of the subjects.Philosophy Explorer wrote:You certainly seem to be full of it based on what you're saying with no independent confirmation.bobevenson wrote:I guess I have divinely inspired meta-knowledge at a higher and more abstract level than you're able to handle.
That's your interpretation, not factual.bobevenson wrote:What are you talking about? The letters from Encyclopaedia Britannica and the Cincinnati Public Library confirm my superior knowledge of the subjects.Philosophy Explorer wrote:You certainly seem to be full of it based on what you're saying with no independent confirmation.bobevenson wrote:I guess I have divinely inspired meta-knowledge at a higher and more abstract level than you're able to handle.
Please, Encyclopaedia Britannica said, "The error you pointed out concerning the identification of the beast with the name/number "666" will be corrected," and the Cincinnati Public Library said, "Thank you for sending us the reference to Cincinnati as "Queen of the West" in the Inquisitor and Cincinnati Advertiser of May 4, 1819 on page 3, column 1. We will certainly have to revise the 1827 date in our fact file."Philosophy Explorer wrote:That's your interpretation, not factual.bobevenson wrote:What are you talking about? The letters from Encyclopaedia Britannica and the Cincinnati Public Library confirm my superior knowledge of the subjects.Philosophy Explorer wrote: You certainly seem to be full of it based on what you're saying with no independent confirmation.
Beautiful Lacewing. You hit the nail on the head.Lacewing wrote:.