[handmaiden]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

if God wrote it it would have only needed one book, not 66,

I'm sorry, but that is a really dumb argument. Mind you, we get all sorts of lame content here. But that one has all the shape and solid form of an amoeba.



Amusedly Yours,
Handmaiden

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

odd how no one pays attention to the fact that the people who wrote the bible can make it say whatever they want. And instead of project a universal truth about our own true self we reflect it in such a way that people 2000 years ago are somhow gods children and that thier concept of truth and divinity is correct eventhou most of them were murders, like Saul and Moses. Not to mention if God wrote it it would have only needed one book, not 66,

Proof that God wrote the Holy Bible, not men.

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

odd how no one pays attention to the fact that the people who wrote the bible can make it say whatever they want. And instead of project a universal truth about our own true self we reflect it in such a way that people 2000 years ago are somhow gods children and that thier concept of truth and divinity is correct eventhou most of them were murders, like Saul and Moses. Not to mention if God wrote it it would have only needed one book, not 66,

IT IS NOT "THEIR CONCEPT OF TRUTH" it is God's revealed wisdom. That is why it is accurate. Perhaps you could explain why, when posting more than one post is necessary? By your logic - since you are one person writing posts - only one post would be necessary to communicate your ideas.

[Didymus Much]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

odd how no one pays attention to the fact that the people who wrote the bible can make it say whatever they want.

Let's see, the people who wrote the Bible (here I'm referring to the humans who wrote down the words, actual authorship will be discussed elsewhere) lived THOUSANDS of years ago. They are quite dead. How are they capable of action in this present day and age?

[RomanK]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

odd how no one pays attention to the fact that the people who wrote the bible can make it say whatever they want. And instead of project a universal truth about our own true self we reflect it in such a way that people 2000 years ago are somhow gods children and that thier concept of truth and divinity is correct eventhou most of them were murders, like Saul and Moses. Not to mention if God wrote it it would have only needed one book, not 66,

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

I think its more likely people get tired of responding to crazed incoherent ramblings.

He also linked to this "prayer" which I must confobulate for protection of minors

DO NOT COPY TEXT AND CLICK LINK
FOR INFORMATION OF ADULTS ONLY
SAMPLE SATANIC FALSE PRAYER PROVES STATUS OF ROMANK

N Cenlre sbe Chevgl
Wrfhf, Znel naq Wbfrcu, V ragehfg naq pbafrpengr zlfrys ragveryl gb lbh - zvaq, urneg naq obql. Thneq naq qrsraq zr nyjnlf sebz rirel fva. Znl zl zvaq or hcyvsgrq gb urnirayl guvatf, znl zl urneg ybir Tbq zber naq zber, znl V nibvq rirel rivy bppnfvba. Ubyq zr pybfr gb lbh, fb gung V znl xrrc jngpu bs zl vagreany naq rkgreany frafrf. Cerfreir zr sebz nyy vzchevgl, naq uryc zr gb freir lbh jvgu haqrsvyrq zvaq, cher urneg naq punfgr obql, fb gung va urnira V znl wbva gur oyrffrq pbzcnal bs gur fnvagf. NZRA

deconfobulate here <—

I Timothy 2:5 For there is one God, and one Mediatour betweene God and men, the man Christ Iesus

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

You only tire when I give you scripture you can't speak against.

I responded to it in another thread, just as many others have. Instead you just keep parroting all over the board.

Try reading a Bible once, just once in your life instead of going on about your insane demon rantings. You've even gone as far as linking to a satanist board trying to prove your point.

[Lycia The Repentant]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

You only tire when I give you scripture you can't speak against.

I think its more likely people get tired of responding to crazed incoherent ramblings.

[RomanK]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

You only tire when I give you scripture you can't speak against.

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

What no reply, I show where it says heaven is supposed to be within and you all disappear.

No, I think most of us are just really tired of your games.

[RomanK]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

What no reply, I show where it says heaven is supposed to be within and you all disappear.

[RomanK]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

The breaking of most commandments result in death, especially adultry. What part of this don't you understand. Did they killer her, no they didn't. Was law upheald no it wasn't. Was the teachings of the elder pharisee thwarted, yes it was. Was disrespecting the Pharisees considered a bad thing. Yes. Did they kill Jesus for it in the end yes they did.

Sin, we are all sinners, no matter what.

If Jesus was God, then they killed a God, which is a contradiction to the defintion of a God.

I don't believe people go to hell, no more than I believe in a heaven after death. If Heaven isn't within while I am alive then I have no need of one when I am dead.

Luke 17:20-21 (King James Version)


20And when he was demanded of the Pharisees, when the kingdom of God should come, he answered them and said, The kingdom of God cometh not with observation: 21Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.

What part of this happens when your dead?

[MitzaLizalor]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

We aren't just any fluffy bunny christian that you're going to mix up by throwing this stuff at us.

First of all, you claimed the 10 commandments were humanist, now your moving the goal posts? Please go back to your original statement and explain how they're humanist.

It is interesting how few of the 10 Commandments are represented in humanist "conscience vote" secular laws. At last count it was THREE and reducing. But I am subject to correction, and it might vary slightly between countries (but I doubt it).

[handmaiden]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

I didn't say forgiving the woman was a sin, however when most of the commandments are broke they have the single consequence of killing the accused. So in fact Jesus denied their customs. And in turn broke their commandment for the simple reason they were denied action.

Jesus didn't "deny their customs". He saw through their subterfuge. They themselves were guilty of a few things that they didn't mention when they accused the woman of adultery. Jesus said that stuff about "he who is without sin" because He knew exactly which sins they were carrying in their pockets.

And when He let the woman go, He wasn't breaking any commandments. He forgave the woman, which He could do, because He was (and is) the sinless, perfect, Son of God. He already had the right to forgive sins as God, and as a sinless person, He could challenge all the others who were in sin. He made the decision to let the woman go, because He alone was judge, jury, executioner, and defense lawyer.

The woman got off because her lawyer made a deal with the judge to pay her sin penalty of death. The judge knew that the debt would be paid and that Jesus wouldn't skip out before the execution. Jesus made atonement for the sin that brought her to the attention of the Phoney-Baloney Pharisees, and told her not to do it again.

Case closed.


Judiciously Yours,

Handmaiden

[Levi Jones]

Re: Debunking common myths about Christianity

I didn't say forgiving the woman was a sin, however when most of the commandments are broke they have the single consequence of killing the accused. So in fact Jesus denied their customs. And in turn broke their commandment for the simple reason they were denied action.

By not stoning one harlot? Boy, Jesus was God's only begotten Son. I think He can do whatever He wants to.

No God before me, he openly stated it? And that changes what?

Jesus is God. If they are one, how can Jesus be holding Himself up higher than God?

Jesus also defers to the Father incarnation many times.

Mark 13:32 But of that day and that hour knoweth no man, no, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father.

Matthew 26:39 O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt.

Mother and father! Yeah it is in the bible too. Luke 12 depending on the bible depens on the words. which reminds me since when does gods word need to be edited?

God wanted to include the rest of the world for Salvation. Everyone who wasn't born Jewish or didn't accidentally do all the right things before Jesus is burning in hell now.

As for gods name written on all things, are you saying someone else created them? If you people can't take into account the environment around you then what good are you?

Roman, you seem to be on the right path to Salvation, but you need to come to the correct conclusions first. Stick with reading the Bible instead of all the things peripheral to it to disproving it.

Just sit down and actually read it again cover to cover. It will open your eyes.