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[WilliamDK]

Hello there

A friend of mine shared a link on Facebook to the thread called 10 Reasons why God hates Denmark.

Being a Dane naturally I have interest in reasons why a metaphysic figure should hate the country I'm living in.

Upon reading the post I had a good laugh - at least until realising that a lot of users weren't being ironic or sarcastic. THEN I got really interested!

Anyway, my name is William. I'm 37 years old - a devoted father and husband.
I'm a born member of the Luthern Evangelic church of Denmark, but I mostly (read: ONLY) go to church on occations such as weddings and funerals. Not much different to like 95% of all danes who can be defined as cultural christians in the the way that we're not active christians regularly attending church, praying or the likes. Like most other people (including muslims, catholics etc.) we adher pretty much to the 10 commandments as a part of basic common sense.

I must admit, that having read some threats, that a lot of users in here appears to me to be complete nutcases. I do however respect peoples views on how live should be lived and difference in opinions does not have to divide people, but encourage them to UNDERSTAND other opinions without neccesarily condoning them.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to read your views on various issues and also to share my own views and experiences.

[James Hutchins]

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Yes, we do get a lot of God hating, fluffy bunny false Christians here. But God has taught us to press ever onward and not let the scum of the Earth desensitizing us.

What passage in the KJV has the greatest influence on these troubling financial times? How has curling up with Jesus brought warmth to an otherwise cold and drab existence?

[Thomas Dalton]

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I must admit, that having read some threats, that a lot of users in here appears to me to be complete nutcases. I do however respect peoples views on how live should be lived and difference in opinions does not have to divide people, but encourage them to UNDERSTAND other opinions without neccesarily condoning them.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to read your views on various issues and also to share my own views and experiences.

I agree! Those filthy gays never appear to understand and respect our opinion that they should be put to death (Leviticus 20:13) and even get quite angry at us when we tell them that politely. How nutty can you get?

It's like fox hunting critics. They never understand that it's just plain fun to shoot those red bastards and would maybe even say it's my own fault my dad shot me in my leg.

[Redeemed Papist]

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Why do people persist in making introduction threads to invite us to air our views? The forum is littered with our views.

[WilliamDK]

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It's hard to pick a favorite KJV I think - I like it all - even the parts that are contradictionary.
I do have a softer spot for Revelations 16:20 - I prefer living on mainland and using my bicycle a lot I'm not too crazy about mountains.

Can gays actually get to this place?! How are they even allowed near computers? I thought the US had a firm grib on those pervs!

I don't know why people persist in wanting you to air your opinions in the introduction-threads. I personally intend to print the entire forum so I can catch up on what's going on.

[Redeemed Papist]

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It's hard to pick a favorite KJV I think - I like it all - even the parts that are contradictionary.

What?

[WilliamDK]

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I'm sorry... Contradictory!

How silly of me!

[WilliamDK]

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You might say I needed a dictionary there ;-)

[Thomas Dalton]

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Brother Papist meant that there are no contradictions in the Bible. I have to say you sounded a bit sarcastic when you said "Can gays actually get to this place?! How are they even allowed near computers? I thought the US had a firm grib on those pervs!". Are you an atheist trying to mock us? You need to smarten up then.

[WilliamDK]

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I was by no means being sarcastic though I may have overexagurated my point.

It's just that I come from a place with very liberal attitudes towards homosexuals and I was under the impression that the US employed a far more strict policy in terms of how such individuals were allowed to interact in different foras - such as this.

And no, I am not an atheist, nor am I trying to mock you. As stated in the beginning I respect peoples views on how live should be lived.

[Redeemed Papist]

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I was by no means being sarcastic though I may have overexagurated my point.

It's just that I come from a place with very liberal attitudes towards homosexuals and I was under the impression that the US employed a far more strict policy in terms of how such individuals were allowed to interact in different foras - such as this.

And no, I am not an atheist, nor am I trying to mock you. As stated in the beginning I respect peoples views on how live should be lived.

So you have no problem with us bringing in the death penalty for homos who will not repent when we finally get Biblical law in the US?

[WilliamDK]

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I do think that death penalty is a bit harsh if we establish the premise that homosexuality is a disease. I am under the impression that this is the common conception of homosexuality.

If there's a disease there must also be a cure.

I'm thinking that God has already established which homosexuals are beyond "repair" - those are the ones who've gotten AIDS, right?

The rest - I believe - are for us to save, thus proving to The Lord that we follow his ways (Exodus 20:13) and are ready to put aside our own feelings and help those in need of proper guidance.

[WilliamDK]

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In addition - I do not believe that we are to do Gods work (WE are not infallible and risc making wrong doings in his name) . So those who do not repent will simply be at his mercy and thus the outcome will be the same.

[James Hutchins]

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I do think that death penalty is a bit harsh if we establish the premise that homosexuality is a disease. I am under the impression that this is the common conception of homosexuality.

If there's a disease there must also be a cure.

I'm thinking that God has already established which homosexuals are beyond "repair" - those are the ones who've gotten AIDS, right?

The rest - I believe - are for us to save, thus proving to The Lord that we follow his ways (Exodus 20:13) and are ready to put aside our own feelings and help those in need of proper guidance.

The cure is stoning.
At some point during the process, the demons will be chased from the queers soul and his free will can enable him to make the correct, straight choice.

[WilliamDK]

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The cure is stoning.
At some point during the process, the demons will be chased from the queers soul and his free will can enable him to make the correct, straight choice.

Fascinating - I've never realised that accelerating geological fragments at a person could produce an exorcistic effect.

Is this documented in any authoritative litterature or how did you obtain such (very helpful) information?