jimmychauck
2024/12/23 21:33 
回覆 20# 抽刀斷水

咁當我睇錯囉,原來係唔洗錢。

咁都唔改變我問題㗎,一個a Life of More Meaning and Purpose原來只值90鎂?


錯左,改正就得㗎啦。
錯左,人地一再指出,亦依然故我,我就唔覺得有咩高大尚。
歪理,咪攞啲正理出黎駁斥囉,乜唔係有謬誤列表㗎咩?攞唔到正理出黎駁斥,咪好可能代表唔係歪理囉。
我不嬲都係見到歪理就駁斥㗎啦。醒唔醒關咩事?講道理之嘛,有咪攞出黎講,冇我就唔知點算啦。
抽刀斷水
2024/12/23 22:10 
回覆 21# jimmychauck


    「當我睇錯」?你自己有無睇錯,你自己唔知,要「當」架咩?

咁你究竟有無睇錯?還是專登誤導他人呢?

A Life of More Meaning and Purpose係priceless,值90美元係分享A Life of More Meaning and Purpose經歷既課程。

呢個又係你故意誤導,還是睇錯咗呢?
jimmychauck
2024/12/23 23:03 
回覆 22# 抽刀斷水

分享A Life of More Meaning and Purpose經歷既課程,如果係可以帶俾參與者超過90鎂嘅價值,就可以好似啲VISA MASTER廣告咁話priceless啦,佢自己話Value at $90,咪標自己價值囉。
做咩事我take things literally 又有問題?你take things literally 就答人地自己喺邊度學語言就得?一時一樣嘅你?你話"信乜都唔洗明"都唔洗俾十卜,我鳩噏乜野你理得我啫?
抽刀斷水
2024/12/24 01:08 
我地講幾多都無用,上堂之後再講啦。

他的電郵如此寫,我就對聖經興趣不大,可能對鍾意研究聖經既人會吸引啲:

Hello Water,

Welcome and thank you for signing up for my free course, "Why I Am Not a Christian." (WINC)

You should have received an email from ThriveCart, our online course platform, with instructions to access the course.

Now, let me officially welcome you to my world.

I'm Bart Ehrman.

I began studying the New Testament in high school after becoming a born again Christian. No one who knew me at the time would have thought I had a future in academia but all that changed when I attended Moody Bible Institute and my interest in the Bible became an obsession. I went on to learn Greek at Wheaton College and earned my M.Div. and Ph.D in New Testament studies from Princeton Theological Seminary.

I am now a professor of Religious Studies at UNC Chapel Hill where I have been since, gulp, 1988 (Go Heels!)

Additionally, I make the kinds of Biblical scholarship I teach at the university level available in Bart Ehrman Courses Online (and BartEhrman.com), as well as in my:



If you’re new to my work, there’s a lot to discover.

Bible scholars have made significant progress in understanding the Bible over the past two hundred years. This progress is built on archaeological discoveries, advances in our knowledge of the ancient Hebrew and Greek languages, and deep and penetrating historical, literary, and textual analyses.

Yet such insights into the Bible are virtually unknown among the population at large.

My goal is to make this sort of Bible scholarship – the kind taught in colleges, universities, seminaries, and divinity schools throughout the country – accessible to "lay folks," that is, for those without any special Bible training who are interested in gaining deeper insights into the New Testament and early Christianity — and who don’t  mind being entertained while doing so.

Just one caveat:

Bible scholarship is not always what you might expect!  It requires an open mind and a willingness to confront difficult questions.  But  the journey is incredibly rewarding and enlightening, and can broaden understanding in ways you never imagined.

In fact, tomorrow, I’m going to share with you the biggest challenge I ever faced during my own academic journey and explain what happened afterward!

Stay tuned for an inside look at what it was like for me to begin studying the Bible critically while balancing my faith and maintaining my sanity.

Best wishes,

Bart Ehrman