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No, I don't. You said yourself that God is the one who makes the CHOICES. Therefore, he CHOSE to go the human sacrifice route. If he is the one with infinite power and the final say, no particular action is necessary.
No, I don't. You said yourself that God is the one who makes the CHOICES. Therefore, he CHOSE to go the human sacrifice route. If he is the one with infinite power and the final say, no particular action is necessary.
GOD found ANTILOGIC SHIELD!!!
GOD equipped ANTILOGIC SHIELD!!!
GOD receives +3 to DEFENSE against LOGIC!!!
No spaghetti monster today?
Also, if this is true, then YOU don't know if the sacrifice was necessary either. It could just as likely NOT have been necessary.
You missed him, he showed up earlier in the thread.
I don't see how it's wrong to fault Christians for claiming they have all the answers when their past beliefs include the world being flat and the sun rotating around earth.
He allows free-will and evil to exist for a reason. Beyond me.
He doesn't just "allow" for it, he created it.
You must be equal to God to judge who is a true Christian.
Bottom line: I find some religious people annoying, but I don't consider them dangerous.
For example, if a couple of Mormon kids knock on my door, I can politely tell them to f-off, without fear that my neighborhood will be bombed.
seeing that Obama is a Christian that only helps my argument.
There was no evil before God created it.
What would you do if a couple of Muslim kids knocked on your door?
If I'm God and say you better feed a homeless person today or you're dead. Trust me, it's necessary you feed a homeless person today if you want to live.
Kinda like how supporting segregation doesn't equate to racism. It's a parallel situation.
no, but they ruined Jello's life with lawsuits.
So Gods pretty much have to be s.
Duck and cover, obviously.
People are people, and will use whatever they can get their hands on as excuses for furthering their own ideological agendas. Religion is a useful weapon for exercising said power. That doesn't mean that Christian, Muslim, Jewish, etc... beliefs are inherently wrong. People who think that the practice of religion necessarily is oppressive, violent, or on-par with the KKK are as stupid as the people who think there's a dude in the sky with a killer beard looking after you.
Religion is neither good nor bad in-itself. It's a tool. That tool can be used for good (see, Mother Theresa) or bad (Spanish Inquisition). What's "made" with that tool has very little to do with the belief system and a whole lot to do with the ideology of the person wielding it.
That's fine. But it's not as if those beliefs were held exclusively by Christians.
In what societies has gay marriage been a long-standing accepted practice? I don't think this is confined to Christianity, tbh
the question of evil is tough. He created man and Satan, so I can't argue he didn't create the capacity for evil to exist. I wish I knew it all, but my faith is strong.
But you're not God. If God tells you to tell me to feed a homeless person, I can say that you don't know the will of God, because you're not on his level, correct? Have you ever spoken directly with God?
that's the clearest case of Islamophobia I've seen in a whileDuck and cover, obviously.
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