Neil Andi Anderson and Job Bautista: Failure understanding (Christianity = Anachronism) - Neil Andi Anderson's Attempt to comment. Fail!

Neil Andi Anderson attempted to reply to the article that I made. And it ended up a loser. How such a Christian claim religion could claim a true church that he cannot even prove, not a single word. Let's go dive in. Text in red for my comments - 

Jerry Nuñez Bustillo Parang nagmamadali ka sa iyong pagkabutata Jerry boy, Iginigiit mo pa rin ang iyong maling paguunawa at maling paliliwanag. Seriously, that's it's the way you understand the writings? And what's your answer to that article? Uulitin ko na di po maaring ang isang pagbabansag na pangalang Cristianismo ay mauuna ni wala pa maiisilang ang nagpapasimuno nito. FAILED! Try again reading the text that I gave. You didn't read it. So tell me, who abridge the text? Was it Mormon or Alma? Bigyan kita ng isang ehemplo ulit, kailan ba may tinatawag na mormonismo? Noong may nangaral tungkol nito, wala pong matawag na mormon kung wala pa ang nangaral sa mormonito book. Balikan po natin mula 600bc hanggang 10bc may mga propheta ba na bumabanggit sa pangalang Cristo? And look how you failed to analyze the text, you claimed to be an LDS but you never understood the writings? Here let me give you my example -

As Paul understood the teaching of Christ in his days. Was his writing about Moses and some others who passed the sea were Baptized was wrong since there's no such thing as Baptism in Old Testament times? Did Moses write it, or does Paul knows the significance of Moses' days to his days?

Then here is the question for you to analyze the Book of Mormon text. Who abridges it, or should we say who's the Narrator of the Story?

Here let me give you some part to help you learn how to understand what you read in the scripture try to see who narrate the story, let's use Alma 47 since it best describes the scene - 

See the red underlined text.

So, tell me, Neil Andi Anderson. Who narrate the Story? Was the narrator writing that story on the same Timeline? If you think you know it, then most probably you understand what Paul's letter means to the Corinthians and why did he use such words unknown to Old Testament times.

Wala pa po at hindi po maaring bigkasin nila ito dahil ito ay isang propesya. Funny how you never notice the author of the book and the person who abridged was of a different Timeline. Also, it's not a prophecy, rather its rewriting and summarizing what was already written. So much of a failure understanding Neil Andi Anderson. Sino lang ba na mga propeta na madali nilang nabibigkas ang pangalang Kristianismo o Cristo? Walang iba kundi iyong mga propetang mga huwad na itoy isinulat sa kwentong pagong ni Lolo Junjun na ito ang pina ka idol sa mga taong kulang sa dilig ang mga kaiisipan kaya di nila mauunawaan ang nakasulat sa bibliya. FAIL! The word Christ is an ancient Origin. Means the "anointed one" and was in Hebrew "the Messiah". Though the New Testament was written in Greek so the word Christ was described to it as the Messiah, the Holy One of God. The word Messiah was mentioned twice in Old Testament found in Daniel 9:25-26 and the meaning remains the same which is, Christ. So, was Christ a modernized theologian term? Does it already exist in old testament times? I don't know for you Neil, I don't know if you understand the scripture. Kaya mali po ang mga paliwanag mo Jerry boy, pasensiya ka na talagang magkalayo ang ating agwat kung karunongan man sa bibliya ang ating babanggitin. Of course, your knowledge is based only on your copy paste Program, the bigoted study of INCult doctrine. I'm not surprised. Do you have anything new? Can't even analyze the content and context of the scriptures and embrace the wrong exegesis. Nothing new at all. Ang pagpapaliwanag mo ay wala sa katotohanan kaya malaking MALI. Sorry, Jerry boy butata ka ulit.

Sorry but you still missed the whole point and it seems like in our example you're just simply saying the Bible is wrong by just simply using words unknown in the Old Testament or Moses' Days. Butata? In your dreams!