DontTreadOnMike
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Answer the first part of the post. Don't just skip to the easy/obvious part.
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Answer the first part of the post. Don't just skip to the easy/obvious part.
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He can't he has to dodge it. He can make stupid claims about how if god didn't exist there would be no atheists but the minute someone else uses his "logic" against him he is just going to start making jokes and posting irrelevant garbage.
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I don't deal with fictional characters though, and I suspect you don't either.
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BINGO! You figured me out, señor! Now what about myths? I mean this Christian God sounds like a myth that uses Greek and Roman criterias i.e trinity, anyone? Jesus became a deity by the roman catholics in the 4 century? Before that everyone agreed that he was just a human being. Why would anyone want to kill a person that heals and raises the dead? The humans at that time would of wanted someone like that to stay alive, I certainly would lol
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That's your loss -- not mine.
But for the record, they are a list of my Boolean standards.
That's why you guys can come up with 20 other things you think I should be believing in, and I either don't answer you, or handwave it away.
If you don't believe in them, neither do I.
So just keep up the junk about teapots circling the sun, a pasta god, and leprechauns; and I'll keep you guys scratching your heads and wondering why I'm not responding.
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I don't deal in myths -- that must be you guys' department.
You talk about them enough.
When Moses was in Pharaoh's court talking about God, Pharaoh brought out his magicians to do the same thing.
They were at an impasse, until God, Himself, stepped in and broke the tie.
I can't break the tie here with you "Egyptians" -- God has to.
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And you say we are delusional? You ignore logic for a simple book that is in no way referred to being scientific! Just made of myths thats been past down generation to generation to brainwash and keep a part of mankind indoctrinated. You use your on pride to interpet your personal view of scriptures to justify your point. We "un-believers" would definitely look to you as being crazy. Drop that bible and look to reality and stop being delusional and be open minded to your surroundings.
As soon as someone finds a contradiction within your personal view. You get defensive and take it as a personal attack or an attack on your faith.
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There are some unbelievers that really do seem harsh but do not sum up your viewpoint to ALL. And you then put up your "personal viewpoint of gods word" as a defensive move to think it's credible. Uh, no because it will not work and certainly not work to convince a non believer to come to this Christian God.
There are some unbelievers that really do seem harsh but do not sum up your viewpoint to ALL. And you then put up your "personal viewpoint of gods word" as a defensive move to think it's credible. Uh, no because it will not work and certainly not work to convince a non believer to come to this Christian God.
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DontTreadOnMike
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I do. They never have anything to do with the topic at hand.
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Blind -- not delusional.
No, I don't ignore logic -- read my link, please.
No, the Book is not 'simple' to those who have been 'educated' otherwise.
You can't get past Genesis 1, you have no idea at all what embedded age is, and as far as basic doctrine is concerned -- I won't even go there (in this post).
I've said this so many times, and yet it bears repeating again:
If you can't get past Genesis 1, you're in for one doosey of a ride, as it only gets worse from there.
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BTW AV, speaking of miraculous plagues, which is the one that kills all of the Egyptian's livestock?
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Okay -- it was Aaron's miracle they imitated, but Moses was there as well.
And God broke the tie.
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-- what?
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DontTreadOnMike
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I've read the Bible cover to cover more than once. And I don't mean in the way atheists do it when they try to disprove it. I read it cover to cover when I believed it was the inerrant word of God. I understand it pretty well.
As far as your link goes, I'm pretty sure that it proves that you ignore logic. Case in point, would you ignore logic if it disproved the Bible? By your own standards laid out in the link, you would.
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