By all appearances you appear to be invisible, although I am aware that on
one occasion you showed Moses your backside (Exodus 33:23), which does
seem somewhat erratic, so we will just move onto the final criterion in
Nelson and Good’s list.
T – Thought: The process of the patient’s thinking is important. Do his
thoughts relate to each other logically, or do they seem random, having no
bearing or relation to each other? (11)
Aside from the examples furnished to show that your memory may not be
what it should be, I would like to present you with a short list of questions,
the answers to which, demonstrate anomalous, conflicting and illogical
thought patterns you present in your work.
1. Should your children eat pork?
Leviticus 11:7 – No
Mark 7:18-19 - Yes
2. Must your children rest on the Sabbath?
Exodus 16:23-30, 20:8-11, 31:14 Yes.
Matthew 12:1-12, Mark 2:27 – No.
3. Must your children be circumcised?
Genesis 17:10-14 – Yes.
Romans 4:10 – No.
4. Must your children obey your laws laid out in your Old Testament?
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