Dave Ellis
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Um... no? I don't believe anyone would choose to have themselves burnt for all eternity.
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It is only moral if he wants to have himself burnt. Nobody is burning him except himself.
No more rational argument?
If so, you can be dismissed.
Hey, do not be hypocritical. Today, many many "free person" are working exactly the same way.
Is it moral to burn someone for eternity because they don't love you?
DogmaHunter, are you familiar with the Moral Argument for the Existence of God?
The one formulated as:
1. If God does not exist, then objective moral values and duties do not exist.
2. Objective moral values and duties exist.
3. Therefore, God exists.
It is only moral if he wants to have himself burnt. Nobody is burning him except himself.
No more rational argument?
If so, you can be dismissed.
Yes, I'm familiar with William Lane Craig's fallacious nonsense.
Here, I'll show how it's nonsense:
1. If the cookiemonster does not exist, then objective moral values and duties do not exist.
2. Objective moral values and duties exist.
3. Therefore, the cookiemonster exists
Um... no? I don't believe anyone would choose to have themselves burnt for all eternity.
He's making valid points, your perspective is rather bizarre (to put it as nicely as possible) on these issues.
You ARE choosing it right now.
You choose to reject God. Not God wants to burn you.
The fire is there, you can choose not to jump in. No one is pushing you.
Bizarre to you is fine, as long as it is logic.
Many understandings in Christianity are very bizarre to non-believers.
No, not exactly the same way.
Free persons do have to work for a living, and there is no avoiding that unless you are sitting on enough to retire. However, it is possible to quit your job and work elsewhere, and even to change careers. There is a great deal more freedom than slavery.
eudaimonia,
Mark
You ARE choosing it right now.
You choose to reject God. Not God wants to burn you.
The fire is there, you can choose not to jump in. No one is pushing you.
Bizarre to you is fine, as long as it is logic.
Many understandings in Christianity are very bizarre to non-believers.
I said, a slave can quit too, when the contract is up to renew.
A slave would sign a life-time contract to a good master. No surprise.
A professional patriot soldier works the same way.
Slavery is a beautiful system.
Yes, yes....
And if a mafia boss asks me for my wallet while informing me that I will get a bullet in my brain if I don't comply, then I will have committed suicide when I use my "free will" to "choose" to not hand over my wallet.
Illogical nonsense is illogical nonsense.
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