Runningman
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I wasn't speaking directly about those verses, but in general.I am not splitting hairs over it. It came up because you said "worshiped" in Luke 24:51-53 was a buzzword.
Or perhaps you're talking about it a lot because if the word worship is a buzzword that carries baggage with it that doesn't lend evidence to deity in every context then you lose a point.A ridiculous thing to say that showed you just go around borrowing words from other people I guess because you recognize the weight they carry, or you like the sound of them, while not having a clue what they mean.
Why would I back off of that when I don't need to? I stand by all of my words and don't say anything idly. I have already proven what an accepted definition of buzzword is. I'm not going moving on this point.You are splitting hairs and reinforcing ignorance, by being unable to back away from your position, no matter how obtuse it is. You couldn't even back off when I gave you the option of silently letting it go. (That means saying no more about it.) Instead you chose option two. Bottom of Post #204
Worship is a buzzword though. It doesn't always mean someone is being worshipped "as God" despite popular opinion on the matter. I am aware trinitarian churches have turned it into a word that automatically refers to deity, but it doesn't. It's just rhetoric used to influence an audience by using words and phrases with strong connotations. It's propaganda.Those aren't buzzwords! They are words with definitions that are used when the author intends to use them in order to say what they are saying. Learn what critical thinking is, and how to put it into practice. I admit, that would take away all your strawman arguments, and all the pretense and posturing out of your incessant arguing; it would require actual work and study, maybe even open your eyes and mind to learn. But in the long run, you would be doing yourself and the rest of us a great good.
Why I like this subject is because it's easy to expose as erroneous by using other examples in the bible where worship has absolutely nothing to do with deity.