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And there you go. You can find common ground with one who desires to kill those who disagree with his/your beliefs about the bible, but not with those who find that concerning.
I'm pretty sure you're taking his comment and adding what you think he meant by it, so you might want to give him a chance to reply before you dog him to death on here.
And yes, I find common ground with anyone that believes the inspired word of G-d, as opposed to those who only seek to destroy it. Peace
I'm pretty sure you're taking his comment and adding what you think he meant by it, so you might want to give him a chance to reply before you dog him to death on here.
And yes, I find common ground with anyone that believes the inspired word of G-d, as opposed to those who only seek to destroy it. Peace
His replies thus far have further displayed a troubled soul. How can you not see that, unless you are blinded by a similar "spirit"?
Based on the fact that she can find common ground with those who desire to kill the people who do not believe the bible is what she says it is, and believe that God takes vengeance on those people, what does that tell you about the spirit and character of what she believes about God?
Funny, I haven't said a thing along these lines, yet you are acting as if I did and slandering me over it. What does that say about YOUR character and your god (or lack thereof)? Peace
If I ever see Trout say he wants to kill another human being, I would be very concerned for his mental stability and the safety of others, and I wouldn't give him a , to be sure.
Really? Well hate (root) and murder (fruit) being the same sin, maybe you should be concerned. Peace
Funny, I haven't said a thing along these lines, yet you are acting as if I did and slandering me over it. What does that say about YOUR character and your god (or lack thereof)? Peace
I didn't say you had said anything along those lines, and you know this. I said you find common ground with those who DO say those things.
Really? Well hate (root) and murder (fruit) being the same sin, maybe you should be concerned. Peace
It is apparent that you'll say pretty much anything at this point to divert attention from the fact that you have said you find common ground with someone who has actually expressed a desire to kill others.
If I ever see Trout say he wants to kill another human being, I would be very concerned for his mental stability and the safety of others, and I wouldn't give him a , to be sure.
Especially in this day and age. I am glad i'm on Trex's ignore list having read what he said.
There's no premise to be faulty as I was simply asking for opinions. Someone stated that atheists "can do whatever they want" and I've heard that before. It seemed odd to me that someone who had a conscience wouldn't recognize that it was their conscience that kept them from hurting others and not their fear of punishment. I assume most people have a conscience and would understand this. Just in case I missed something I wanted to ask people who did believe in eternal consequences how they determined their behavior. Going by the responses I received my assumption was right as most posters agreed they wouldn't alter their behavior in light of "getting away with it". I suspect now that people who make those types of statements don't actually have a conscience and are projecting that flaw onto atheists.
The faulty premise in question was that you took his admission that "someone will hold you to punishment" (faulty because that's Judaism, not Christianity) as an example of "God won't let me certain stuff." (Faulty because it ignores the actual purpose of commandments)
The point of rules, is so you CAN do what you want.
Let's have an example: Suppose you work at a circus. You can juggle, throw knives, swallow fire, do weird acts, whatever. It's all fun and games really. Until, that is, you start using coarse language (III), killing customers (VI), scamming the customers with fake acts (VIII), or going on a date with the ringmaster's wife (VII). Most of these will cause either people to get mad at you, leave the circus and losing you business, or get arrested. These rules are there specifically to make sure your time at the circus doesn't come to an abrupt end, and you get to do what you want. Now could you make a more morally loose circus? Sure, but you'd probably want people to sign a form that said there was risk, and or they knew they might get robbed. If people don't understand what might happen when they encounter you, you have no excuse for what they do in response.
Really? Well hate (root) and murder (fruit) being the same sin. Peace
In God's eyes, not in the eyes of the law. How you can say peace after such a comment is quite bewildering. It shows how much darkness you are in because of your bible diet.
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, to be sure.