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Agreed, Perry. Now the hard question: Who wrote that; man or God?1Sam15:3 et seq is plain as day. Easy to understand.
No secondary interpretation or special glasses needed to interpret it.
Agreed, Perry. Now the hard question: Who wrote that; man or God?1Sam15:3 et seq is plain as day. Easy to understand.
No secondary interpretation or special glasses needed to interpret it.
Muslim-Americans are among our best American citizens.
They supposedly are the most law abiding demographic according to crime statistics, they believe in education, and you don't have to worry about them throwing wild ass parties and getting wasted on booze and crack cocaine if they live next door.
LOL I dont have to make excuses for the bible because there is no reason to make any excuses for the bible. The context of this is clear just like Noah and flood. Genesis alone is clear about one of mans greatest sins and its consequences.
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I'm still trying to figure out the "fake Jew" insult. As if those haters have the first idea of Judaism and its teachings. But Minty "knows real Jews" and guno isn't a "real Jew." It's sad and pathetic.
Agreed, Perry. Now the hard question: Who wrote that; man or God?
What is your evidence that it was created? Perhaps it has always existed.
Got it. No need to make explanations.
So do you think God would approve of more genocides?
So the God who, through his prophet, Samuel, commanded a genocide in which the children and non-combatant women were to be slaughtered in 1Sam15:3 is the same God who loves EVERYONE?
he's not ridiculing you because you're a non-Christian.....he's ridiculing you because you are an idiot......we do that with everything you say here.....
Into the Night would be a great person to ask this question. He's a big fan of the idea that the universe has always existed. You should ask him.Well as far as we know nothing creates itself. A painting suggests a painter and a novel suggests an author. What's your evidence it may have always existed?
and in other parts of the world, Muslims kill people because they are gay, or women who show their hair.....or school buses full of children because they are Jewish.......
Then you know you are lying when you claim the Bible is the word of God.Dude, I'm an atheist. I don't believe any of it is real. Sure there's some "history" in the Bible but it's subsumed by whatever religious or political topics the writers wanted to put across.
We are talking about the THEOLOGY here. As an atheist I fail to believe in God. But I also don't play soccer but I can still discuss the game and rely on the rules of the game to discuss the plays.
1Sam15:3 et seq is plain as day. Easy to understand.
No secondary interpretation or special glasses needed to interpret it.
No to both.
Atoms didn't exist before the universe came into being according to the Big Band theory.
Life existed before cells were formed according to current theory on evolution
Then you know you are lying when you claim the Bible is the word of God.
Yet you are seeking to tell experts at soccer how to play the game...no doubt to make yourself look superior. LOL
That's the problem. ALL religions seem to have a phase where killing people for being not of their sect is "acceptable". Even (especially) Christianity!
just some folks who had a religion based on human sacrifice......
another idoit stuck in the Middle Ages.....
Nope, you killed someone. Full stop. It is our secular law that saves your bacon here, as it allows for self-defense and other legally-justified killing, like capital punishment. You are trying to use the Bible to wiggle out of the commandment against killing.
In the modern world, so is the aversion to eat pork.
OTOH, in the ancient world, less sophisticated peoples simply misperceived the event. Not to mention most of those stories grew after Jesus was nailed to a cross.
One of my favorite John Wayne movies is "The Man who shot Liberty Valance" and this astute observation: "This is the West, sir. When the legend becomes fact, print the legend".
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There was Jesus of Nazareth and his teachings and there's those who came after who turned his teachings into a dogmatic religion. The Bible wasn't canonized until three centuries later; longer than the time between us now and the time of Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and John Adams.