Time Out
Posts: 360 
Location: The desolate but charming outback of the prairies.
Location: The desolate but charming outback of the prairies.
March 30th, 2008, 02:30 PM
"God is love, and there is no evil in God, but in mankind alone."
REALLY?
"I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, AND CREATE EVIL, I the Lord do all these things". Isaiah 45;7 (KJV)
"God is love, and there is no evil in God, but in mankind alone."
REALLY?
"I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, AND CREATE EVIL, I the Lord do all these things". Isaiah 45;7 (KJV)
Genius
Posts: 785 
Location: Red Deer AB
Location: Red Deer AB
March 30th, 2008, 02:50 PM
Quoting mrgrumpy
Perhaps you would prefer to have the planet inhabited by fallen angels and their children. Notice this is who was taken out right after the exodus.
God must have been in a pretty nasty mood to consider, of all the people on the planet. only Noah's family was worth saving.
Quoting mrgrumpy
As soon as there was law there was evil, Angels were under Law long before Man was. So was the final resting place for any that should break the Law, it's called the lake of fire. Be glad it wasn't created just for you.
"God is love, and there is no evil in God, but in mankind alone."
REALLY?
"I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, AND CREATE EVIL, I the Lord do all these things". Isaiah 45;7 (KJV)
REALLY?
"I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, AND CREATE EVIL, I the Lord do all these things". Isaiah 45;7 (KJV)
Genius
Posts: 785
Location: Red Deer AB
Location: Red Deer AB
March 30th, 2008, 05:57 PM
I would bet the ones who died would see it that way also, until He gives them back their breath and they witness a very lot more go to a place worse than death for what will be much longer than a 'blink of the eye'. Luckily you know all that already anyway.
I would bet the ones who died would see it that way also, until He gives them back their breath and they witness a very lot more go to a place worse than death for what will be much longer than a 'blink of the eye'. Luckily you know all that already anyway.
Time Out
Posts: 360
Location: The desolate but charming outback of the prairies.
Location: The desolate but charming outback of the prairies.
March 30th, 2008, 06:16 PM
Quoting MHz
If they died they won't be seeing anything; highly dubious anyone will be giving them their breath back as they've been dead for eons and their remains are now...coal, oil, or soil.
I would bet the ones who died would see it that way also, until He gives them back their breath and they witness a very lot more go to a place worse than death for what will be much longer than a 'blink of the eye'. Luckily you know all that already anyway.
Time Out
Posts: 360
Location: The desolate but charming outback of the prairies.
Location: The desolate but charming outback of the prairies.
March 30th, 2008, 07:45 PM
You, on the other hand have this delusional belief that ancient myths and fairy tales are somehow relevant.
'I don't believe in invisible beings; the writings of "scripture" have man's grubby thumb prints all over them and thelogy is only a desperate attempt to make sense of ancient myths and made-up stories.'
My reality is self evident - it is all around us and that is all I believe in. You however have failed to prove your God is anything more than wishful thinking and poor literature. You lose.
Quoting MHz
As has been stated many times before a sane version of reality is experiencing the world we are born into; it's physical environment and all that acts on our senses.
Your version of reality as you cannot offer any proof that it is the correct one.
You, on the other hand have this delusional belief that ancient myths and fairy tales are somehow relevant.
'I don't believe in invisible beings; the writings of "scripture" have man's grubby thumb prints all over them and thelogy is only a desperate attempt to make sense of ancient myths and made-up stories.'
My reality is self evident - it is all around us and that is all I believe in. You however have failed to prove your God is anything more than wishful thinking and poor literature. You lose.
April 9th, 2008, 08:26 AM
You lose, in your clear failure to get anyone on this forum to listen to your rhetoric for more than two minutes.
Quoting mrgrumpy
You've failed to adequately prove that you're anything more than the flip side of the religious zealotry coin.... a zealot of disbelief, swooping in to try to convert people with as much zeal as the Evangelical priests who spew hellfire and damnation.
My reality is self evident - it is all around us and that is all I believe in. You however have failed to prove your God is anything more than wishful thinking and poor literature. You lose.
You lose, in your clear failure to get anyone on this forum to listen to your rhetoric for more than two minutes.
Knows Too Much
Posts: 2,315 
Location: Vancouver Island
Location: Vancouver Island
May 12th, 2008, 06:10 PM
If you want to call 'what you do to control your behavior and dicipline yourself to know
right from wrong',- having a GOD,- then go for it, but it is just 'you' ,figuring out how to
control your own life, and pretending someone else is looking out for 'you'.
If you want to call 'what you do to control your behavior and dicipline yourself to know
right from wrong',- having a GOD,- then go for it, but it is just 'you' ,figuring out how to
control your own life, and pretending someone else is looking out for 'you'.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,298
Location: Tula
Location: Tula
May 13th, 2008, 01:17 AM
Quoting ShintoMale
Could you tell more, or probably, start a thread about your beliefs? I'll be very interested to learn something.
i believe in the Shinto gods and goddesses
