hello all:
i want to ask some basic questions about what you believe. as in any civilized discussion, personal attacks or insults would greatly dilute its importance, so please try to stay on topic- many threads on this forum often end in back and forth bickering or insults.
i read over your thread on what you believe and i see that you often challenge people to quote references in scripture for what they say.
please then, give scriptural references for these following beliefs (my questions are underlined):
We believe that gays are the #1 threat to civilization (you may consider being gay a sin, but where does it say they are the #1 threat to civilization?)
We believe George is a deity (what happened to no other gods, no other idols?)
We are fighting a war with science, and so are our friends in the White House (why would God create the capacity for science then?)
We believe that 9/11 was God's punishment for New York's sinfulness, and that Jews and feminists are evil (does the message of the book of Job not contradict this sort of thinking?)
agree wholeheartedly with Republican strategist Randall Terry: "I want you to just let a wave of intolerance wash over you. I want you to let a wave of hatred wash over you. Yes, hate is good (where does the bible ever say hate is good?)
We believe that deceiving the American voters is a good thing (where does the bible ever say lying is good?)
We believe that the Crusades were a wonderful time in history and we support conversion by the sword (where does the bible ever say depriving people of free will is good?)
We want to turn the constitution into the toilet paper it deserves to be, and the millions of readers of the Washington Times agree (where does the bible ever say depriving people of their inalienable rights good?)
We believe that women shouldn't vote, and the people of Kansas agree:
"I'm an old-fashioned woman. Men should take care of women, and if men were taking care of women (today) we wouldn't have to vote."-- State Sen. Kay O'Connor, Kansas Republican, September 28, 2001, Kansas City Star (she was ELECTED BY WOMEN IN PART, don't you find this a bit ironic? where does the bible define roles of sexes so clearly as you have?)
thank you for your time and attention.
i want to ask some basic questions about what you believe. as in any civilized discussion, personal attacks or insults would greatly dilute its importance, so please try to stay on topic- many threads on this forum often end in back and forth bickering or insults.
i read over your thread on what you believe and i see that you often challenge people to quote references in scripture for what they say.
please then, give scriptural references for these following beliefs (my questions are underlined):
We believe that gays are the #1 threat to civilization (you may consider being gay a sin, but where does it say they are the #1 threat to civilization?)
We believe George is a deity (what happened to no other gods, no other idols?)
We are fighting a war with science, and so are our friends in the White House (why would God create the capacity for science then?)
We believe that 9/11 was God's punishment for New York's sinfulness, and that Jews and feminists are evil (does the message of the book of Job not contradict this sort of thinking?)
agree wholeheartedly with Republican strategist Randall Terry: "I want you to just let a wave of intolerance wash over you. I want you to let a wave of hatred wash over you. Yes, hate is good (where does the bible ever say hate is good?)
We believe that deceiving the American voters is a good thing (where does the bible ever say lying is good?)
We believe that the Crusades were a wonderful time in history and we support conversion by the sword (where does the bible ever say depriving people of free will is good?)
We want to turn the constitution into the toilet paper it deserves to be, and the millions of readers of the Washington Times agree (where does the bible ever say depriving people of their inalienable rights good?)
We believe that women shouldn't vote, and the people of Kansas agree:
"I'm an old-fashioned woman. Men should take care of women, and if men were taking care of women (today) we wouldn't have to vote."-- State Sen. Kay O'Connor, Kansas Republican, September 28, 2001, Kansas City Star (she was ELECTED BY WOMEN IN PART, don't you find this a bit ironic? where does the bible define roles of sexes so clearly as you have?)
thank you for your time and attention.
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