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The Bible verses you quoted talk about herbs, as in vegetables. Are you really going to say that pot and parsley are the same thing? If so, why don't you smoke parsley? It's legal.

Marijuana is still an herb. You can achieve the same high eating it. I prefer to smoke it, because it's easier.

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Why don't you start by asking the islamofascists why they hate Americans and Jews and Christians and want to destroy us all, and then when you have an answer, come back here and we'll talk about it.

I didn't say they were wrong for it too. I would like the answer from you also.

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Why are baptists against so many other religions?

Have you ever heard a Christian cite Leviticus when it comes to homosexuals yet go into "context, context!" mode when it comes to not eating shellfish? If so, did you think that Christian was an irrational loon? We certainly do.

Pay attention, you will find that a lot of Christians (and people of other faiths) make up their own facts as they go. They will often say "no no, that's METAPHORICAL" and so on.

So basically, those other religions (and other Christian denominations) basically give people a false sense of comfort that they will go to Heaven, even though the KJV 1611 Bible spells out clearly that they will go to Hell.

Thus, in my view, an atheist is better than a false Christian. The atheist makes no claim of going to Heaven. The false Christian does. The atheist will sooner or later come to God through nihilistic angst. The Christian thinks he's already with God.

It's the Truth that shall set us free, not a fluffy-bunny fairy tale that's loosely based on a Bible.

Neither can be proven.

That's a view we most definitely do not hold. The Pastors have done extensive research into this subject and found that the KJV 1611 Bible and its literal interpretation is the only way to Heaven.

neither can a Catholics.

Already discussed at length 2 years ago:

http://www.landoverbaptist.net/showthread.php?t=7490

My point is why are you so hateful towards other religions?

We're not hateful, we're honest. They lull their believers into a false sense of security, which is much more dangerous than being an atheist.

I do believe we should all coexist together.

We do not advocate their annihilation. We advocate The Truth.

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I don't personally believe believe in something will get you anywhere. I think living a good life, being a generally nice person and not hurting others will get you places. I don't know if there is a heaven, but I'm saying if there is I don't think simply believing one thing will get you there.

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And how do you believe that being an American or being white makes you a better Christian? Jesus was not an American. Yes, he was white. But all people are 99.9 the same, scientifically. Like, Black people have more pigment from living in hot, sunny environments.

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Well, obviously, Christianity started out as the white man's religion. Jesus came to Save us. Now, we were good enough to try and teach the Darkies, but they seem not to be able to grasp the idea fully.

If we can move on to the 20th century, we see Darkie churches about the place. Have you ever been in one? All jigging around and chanting - very "tribal". There seems to be something inside their soul that isn't quite right, don't you think?

Mind you, I say that, and they sure have rhythm.

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I think living a good life, being a generally nice person and not hurting others will get you places.

Sure, you can life a very nice and decent life. I have met many atheists who appeared to be generous, polite, intelligent and successful.

But that's not the point.

The Bible spells out very clearly that if you reject God, you will go to Hell. There is no question about it. ONLY through Jesus Christ can we have a shot at going to Heaven.

And Jesus was not an American at the time, because there was no America at the time. He was an American avant la lettre.