I get it. You feel burned, so you have to lash out. That's unfortunate. I would suggest you go back and read through our discourse from its outset. Hopefully that would help you readjust your views to have a proper perspective of our discussion.
No. I've not found anything you've posted to be annoying. A bit off point and in some regards irrelevant, but not annoying.
Hmm... that sounds like something that someone having a tantrum would post. I rather don't respond to sophomoric taunts. Do you wish to "double-dare" me?
I've backed up all my definitions with credible academic sources, you have not. Are you sure you wish to categorize Britannica and Stanford as "random?" So given that
you're just some random guy on the internet spouting out your own definitions, which definitions would actually be random then?
Again, you may find it beneficial to go back and read through our discourse from its outset. You'll find requests like these -
And yet no scripture verses ever followed...oh well.
(But thank you
@complete).
Mere projection (as shown above).
Where does that verse say "to God" ?? Why did you add in words ?? Why do you feel the need to add words into scripture ??
Adding in words is a red flag all on its own that has nothing to do with any "trolling."
And there you go again, having to change your views because they were inadequately expressed. Hey,
I'M not the one who said, "only "NEW" ideas count as creativity." So now we're
not talking about new ideas, but "relatively new" ideas? Please make up my mind. It's like watching a sandcastle built on shifting sand.
What an extremely interesting statement. Might you have a scripture verse to accompany that?
I would politely suggest, though, that you stop getting your theology from "Gotquestions.org." I've found their scholarship to be highly suspect. (And I'm no fan of Matthew Henry either.) But you might find it beneficial to do a word study on
shamayi h'shamayim (שׁמי השׁמים or "Heaven of Heavens" - H8064 doubled; cf. 2 Chronicles 2:6),
Personally, I think Paul was reading too much of the Second Book of Enoch. Given that there is no second witness to a specific "third heaven" in the Bible, and that Paul also calls this very same thing "paradise" (G3857 - aka Garden of Eden); to consider this as something beyond a poetic reference is to go beyond what is written. If not even Paul knew, certainly you don't.
But it does bring up the interesting topic of whether God created the heaven in which he dwells. Most Christians I know would assert that God dwells outside of creation.
Only in your personal "Newspeak."
"... the ability to make or otherwise bring into existence something new..."
Creativity, the ability to make or otherwise bring into existence something new, whether a new solution to a problem, a new method or device, or a new artistic object or form. A number of personality characteristics have been shown to be associated with creative productivity. One of these is
www.britannica.com
To "bring into existence" would mean to make tangible, as intangible things don't exist.
1. impossible to touch, to describe exactly, or to give an exact value: 2…
dictionary.cambridge.org
Intangible creativity is an oxymoron.
(Sigh...)
Quantity is irrelevant. It the arrangement that matters. (And if I need to explain this, then I'll have to charge you tutoring fees.)
What track ?? Now you're beginning to sound like my whining freshman students. (Thank the gods for TAs.)
Have a great day,
Rhema