[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Yes, he looks like a revolutionary man, and is to be ridiculed. Jesus was a revolutionary man. This sounds like a fallacy, but I'm sure you guys don't mind very much.

And sorry for the long response, I did Not mean to burden you like a set of artificial laws put on top of nature. Actually, that response is mainly for revrend Osborne and the beggining of it for long-wide, but the dropping of a point for this reason (that it is too long) would give me a point if this were an LD debate. Scratch that, you guys would have been disqualified after the third post.

[Nurse Clampett]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Yes, he looks like a revolutionary man, and is to be ridiculed. Jesus was a revolutionary man. This sounds like a fallacy, but I'm sure you guys don't mind very much.

And sorry for the long response, I did Not mean to burden you like a set of artificial laws put on top of nature. Actually, that response is mainly for revrend Osborne and the beggining of it for long-wide, but the dropping of a point for this reason (that it is too long) would give me a point if this were an LD debate. Scratch that, you guys would have been disqualified after the third post.

No, he looked like what he was; a man who lost his mind to a sexually transmitted disease.

[Levi Jones]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Yes, he looks like a revolutionary man, and is to be ridiculed. Jesus was a revolutionary man. This sounds like a fallacy, but I'm sure you guys don't mind very much.

And sorry for the long response, I did Not mean to burden you like a set of artificial laws put on top of nature. Actually, that response is mainly for revrend Osborne and the beggining of it for long-wide, but the dropping of a point for this reason (that it is too long) would give me a point if this were an LD debate. Scratch that, you guys would have been disqualified after the third post.

Good to know. Thanks for stopping by to spew hatred on Christian forums, since you're the first one to ever do so.

And no, you're not free. You're a slave to the teachings of man. I'll let this Scripture speak for itself.

"If thy brother, the son of thy mother, or thy son, or thy daughter, or the wife of thy bosom, or thy friend, which is as thine own soul, entice thee secretly, saying, Let us go and serve other gods, which thou hast not known, thou, nor thy fathers; Namely, of the gods of the people which are round about you ... Thou shalt not consent unto him, nor hearken unto him; neither shall thine eye pity him, neither shalt thou spare, neither shalt thou conceal him: But thou shalt surely kill him; thine hand shall be first upon him to put him to death, and afterwards the hand of all the people. And thou shalt stone him with stones, that he die." -- Dt.13:6-10

[Giant Negro]

Re: I am actually free, but new

If you did not come to praise and worship our Lord and Saviour Jesus, then why must you waste your own time?

[Nurse Clampett]

Re: I am actually free, but new

If you did not come to praise and worship our Lord and Saviour Jesus, then why must you waste your own time?

To ridicule and "enlighten" us as all good little trolls do.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Yes, that is one of the quotes I already knew. But I have a greater one by Vladimir "If thou are presented with an infalliable truth, be the first to reject it." oh look, I just quoted myself, independently from Nietzsche or the bible. What a free spirit I have, to be able to do such things! Can you do such things, as of floating, or does the chain aroind thy neck keep you from being able to dance? Do you hate the dancer whom in the distance you see in the merry while the key to the chain lies even so in your pockets?

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Why I came here is because I find your guyses' fanatacism frightening with a fascination. But I tolled you I am open minded, maybe I will lean something on the road

[Nurse Clampett]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Yes, that is one of the quotes I already knew. But I have a greater one by Vladimir "If thou are presented with an infalliable truth, be the first to reject it." oh look, I just quoted myself, independently from Nietzsche or the bible. What a free spirit I have, to be able to do such things! Can you do such things, as of floating, or does the chain aroind thy neck keep you from being able to dance? Do you hate the dancer whom in the distance you see in the merry while the key to the chain lies even so in your pockets?

Have you ever thought that perhaps people can be Christian and happy? Just because you may have a different philosophy does not mean you can divine what makes a person feel free and content.

[Levi Jones]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Yes, that is one of the quotes I already knew. But I have a greater one by Vladimir "If thou are presented with an infalliable truth, be the first to reject it."

Infallibility is a papist doctrine. Every single one of us the lowliest noob like myself up to the Pastors know they are sinners who are unworthy.

oh look, I just quoted myself, independently from Nietzsche or the bible. What a free spirit I have, to be able to do such things!

Congratulations on the free will you have exercised by coming to a Christian forum and spewing hatred.

Can you do such things, as of floating, or does the chain aroind thy neck keep you from being able to dance? Do you hate the dancer whom in the distance you see in the merry while the key to the chain lies even so in your pockets?

Does the bear who keeps your chain aroind thy neck keep you from being able to dance?

Listen, BeyondEvil, do we come to your bath houses and knock the phalli out of your mouth? Obviously no, then stop coming here and persecuting us! Praise Jesus!

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

I am as much against Christianity as against opium or video games. All are sources of hapinness which is artificial. A true hapines is one that is discovered from within and with the earth, the others are meaningless structures of fear or impotence to create the kind of hapinness/value that I have described. That is my basic belief.

[Levi Jones]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Well, this is a shocking turn of events.
He starts off with..

Actually the only reason I am making my first post here is because someone will tell me to do so when they see that I have commented somewhere as post 1 and not 2.

Well, something about me: I am neither Christian nor Antichrist, but rather a free man who finds meaning in the earth and not an otherworldly idea, but still one who is capable of comprehending it. Also, I like this icon

Then he ends with...

Yes, that is one of the quotes I already knew. But I have a greater one by Vladimir "If thou are presented with an infalliable truth, be the first to reject it." oh look, I just quoted myself, independently from Nietzsche or the bible. What a free spirit I have, to be able to do such things! Can you do such things, as of floating, or does the chain aroind thy neck keep you from being able to dance? Do you hate the dancer whom in the distance you see in the merry while the key to the chain lies even so in your pockets?

I am as much against Christianity as against opium or video games. All are sources of hapinness which is artificial. A true hapines is one that is discovered from within and with the earth, the others are meaningless structures of fear or impotence to create the kind of hapinness/value that I have described. That is my basic belief.

I could never have seen this coming. Not in a million years.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Oh craP, I didn't think anyone would notice. But why make this noticable when it is so easily refuted by the other things I have said, such as that this is for myself, not something o apply to others, or that I am bound to change my mind based in new findings?

Or perhaps the wine of conversation has loosed my tongue from a meek to a confident? For this IS what you have witnessed, friend.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Actually, it's not a very large jump at all, dude.

But what did you mean about infaloability being papist. Don't you believe that the bible is infalliable and thus never wrong?

[Levi Jones]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Actually, it's not a very large jump at all, dude.

But what did you mean about infaloability being papist. Don't you believe that the bible is infalliable and thus never wrong?

You no nothing of Christianity, Calvanism, Martin Luther, Tomas Aquinas, The Reformation, the counter reformation, the inquisition's use against Protestants. The beheading and drawing and quartering of the Huguenots? The Diet of Worms. The Council of Nicea.

You're just some child who read a couple of books and takes them as his religion.

Tell you what, junior, read all your crazy woo woo books and then read The Bible last. If The Word does not cure you of all that ails you, then you are truly lost.

[BeyondGoodAndEvil]

Re: I am actually free, but new

Then are you a child who has only read one book and takes it as his religion?

And you are right, I have not heard about some of the things you have listed, such as the diet of worms. But others I have. And yet it is quite interesting how all denominations actually come from Catholicism set up by Jesus and are results of different interpretations according to group values, isn't it?

And I am not sure why you are getting pissy about infallibility, I am talking about it in the biblical sense, not that the catholic church is infalliable...