Witchcraft = medication

[clgustaveson]

Originally Posted by Rico

Does the Bible call him an apostle?

Nope, not that I can think of. If I had a Bible on my phone I could answer that but I am limited with this iPhone.

I can only think of it calling him an evangelist. He recounted the apostles acts. He was no doubt an apostle... like I said he was not one of the twelve but he was an apostle.

Originally Posted by clgustaveson

Apparently you don't get my point.

Doctors practice medicine in a parallel manor to the pharmacological process. You are separating the two like they have no connection.

Not only is your interpretation of the scripture inaccurately but you don't know Peter from Paul.

You are arguing that we are off topic but you apparently don't know what either does.

When you can have an intelligent conversation, then talk to me, otherwise you don't need to say anything to me at all.

BTW, you have proven that you can't even read what I wrote, but I guess it is because you are ranting and raving the whole time.

Originally Posted by ReformedDave

You are talking about the use of medication no?????

I am talking about what Galatians 5:20 calls pharmacists and what it says about medication. This verse of scripture doesn't say anything about doctors.

[clgustaveson]

Originally Posted by Oneness Man

When you can have an intelligent conversation, then talk to me, otherwise you don't need to say anything to me at all.

BTW, you have proven that you can't even read what I wrote, but I guess it is because you are ranting and raving the whole time.

Listen you are arguing about my profession, I think I know what is going on here...

I can read perfectly fine, you are trying to say that pharmacology, or the practice thereof, is so different from medicine that doctors are not included in what you are discussing, this is wrong.

You don't know what a pharmacist does and you apparently don't know what a doctor does.

I don't don't know how you can say I am not arguing intelligently I am asking you to study up on what you are talking about before you go spouting reams on nonsense like you have this entire thread.

[clgustaveson]

Originally Posted by Oneness Man

I am talking about what Galatians 5:20 calls pharmacists and what it says about medication. This verse of scripture doesn't say anything about doctors.

It doesn't say anything about medication either...

[ReformedDave]

Originally Posted by Oneness Man

I am talking about what Galatians 5:20 calls pharmacists and what it says about medication. This verse of scripture doesn't say anything about doctors.

Simple. Let's just call our pharmacists 'doctors' since they've earned their doctor of pharmacy degree and that will take care of it.

[Rico]

Originally Posted by clgustaveson

Listen you are arguing about my profession, I think I know what is going on here...

I can read perfectly fine, you are trying to say that pharmacology, or the practice thereof, is so different from medicine that doctors are not included in what you are discussing, this is wrong.

You don't know what a pharmacist does and you apparently don't know what a doctor does.

I don't don't know how you can say I am not arguing intelligently I am asking you to study up on what you are talking about before you go spouting reams on nonsense like you have this entire thread.

Gus, he is trying to keep the conversation focused on pharmacists. You guys keep throwing doctors into the mix and he is pointing out this scripture doesn't mention doctors.

[ReformedDave]

Originally Posted by Rico

Gus, he is trying to keep the conversation focused on pharmacists. You guys keep throwing doctors into the mix and he is pointing out this scripture doesn't mention doctors.

Our pharmacists are a completely different profession than what he's referring to. Just because the root of the word may be the same the function is different.

[clgustaveson]

Originally Posted by Rico

Gus, he is trying to keep the conversation focused on pharmacists. You guys keep throwing doctors into the mix and he is pointing out this scripture doesn't mention doctors.

Ok, I understand but I am trying to point out, that you cant separate the two like that. They both practice medicine, you can't say pharmacists are evil and doctors are not.

The point is I don't believe either are mentioned in the scripture and there really isn't evidence to prove either side. I am just defending the cause of medicine and trying to impress him to read up on what either do, because they do parallel jobs, not jobs that meet up for one cause, medicine is practiced through the Socratic method by both pharmacists and doctors. Pharmacists don't simply mix a bunch of junk and doctors don't simply prescribe junk.

[Rico]

Originally Posted by ReformedDave

Our pharmacists are a completely different profession than what he's referring to. Just because the root of the word may be the same the function is different.

Maybe that's what it has developed into, Gus, but that doesn't change where it came from. Now, either that scripture has relevance for us today or we can use our permanent markers and blot it out. He's trying to explore the relevance it has for us today. You guys are trying to deny there's even a connection.