Outlaw2747
Destroyer of Morons
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2004
Religion. Something for me to avoid like the plague.
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eddo said:ok, but only because you said so.
and actually your mom gave me the 12 bucks for the subscription. so there.
dumbass...
Ya no ****. Whats with Koko's mom anyway? I showed up behind the dumpster she works at with a $5 bill, and after she blew me she gave me change back. Shes the dollar store of street hookers.eddo said:yeah, well your mom certainly didn't reject me...
Jhony5 said:Ya no ****. Whats with Koko's mom anyway? I showed up behind the dumpster she works at with a $5 bill, and after she blew me she gave me change back. Shes the dollar store of street hookers.
True but whats with the bulge in her pants? I wanted to ask but it wasn't a good time. Koko, is your mom your dad?eddo said:must be where she got part of the $12 for me to get on here. Honestly though, her lack of teeth does make for a nice blowjob.
Msixty said:1) If you preach the bible to more people and make them christians, then god will give you jewls and crowns and gold, etc....... and you may even sit at his side.
These two go together, so here is the deal:Msixty said:2) if your not christian, you go to hell, simple.
5) you CAN'T get into heaven by being good, nomatter how good of a person you are, if you don't beleave in christ, you go to hell. if you never heard of christ, say amazon people? no matter how good you are you burn.
since what may be known about God is plain to them, because God has made it plain to them. For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities
I heard this before. A solemn man I once worked with many years ago was talking religion with me. Hes a devout Christian. I asked him what is hell. He explained that hell is a place where god cannot help you. A place where he has no power.I do however believe that hell is eternal separation from God, and that is very real.
What I know of god has been recited to me from people. People have also told me of the Quran. People have also told me of Satanic worship. People have told me of Witchcraft. People are not to be trusted. They are, as god purportedly stated, born into sin and inherently evil. Washing themselves of this only through acceptance of god's way. However I come to know this from only the word of man, not by word of god, as he does not speak. According to lore, he gave me a logical mind. He gave me the ability to utilize this logic to decipher facts from fiction. He gave me the ability to doubt the word of man. Even if man speaks his words. A paradox? Perhaps.If you have not heard about Jesus, then you are judged based on how you know God, and everyone knows about God:
Because Genesis said it only took 7 days to make, and if I believe that God is who he says he is (which I do,) then I have no problem believing that the biblical account of creation is accurate. If I am wrong, and each biblical "day" is intended to mean millions of years, then no biggie.
Despite the allowance of perspective of time in creation (Genesis), The earth is however old that it truly is. This is not up for review. It is either X number of years old, or Y number of years old. Time for the creation is over now, and it is done. So here is the mighty Earth. It begins. Can we say it is only a few thousand years old when I can produce a rock from my back yard that predates your estimate? You can adjust time's context before the earth was formed, but you cannot molest these figures after it is done.Honestly, I believe the earth is only a few thousand years old.
There are and have been thousands of religions throughout the history of man. It started with the obvious. The sun. The moon. The stars. As man evolved so did the level of his religion. Yes, religion evolved (how bitterly ironic for Christians). Then why is Christianity so popular? Simply put they won the war. Blood was spilled, kingdoms were built, then fell. At this point and time Christians rule the predominant sectors of earth, by way of taking root in the countries that own the power. America. A Christian empire. We are right because we are many and we are powerful. That is why our god is righteous, and yours is a fallacy.It depends on the individual person as to who is or isn't going to end up separated from God. Many, many Catholics that I know (and I have many, many Catholics in my family- heck, my dad's uncle is a Catholic priest) do not worship God and Jesus, but instead worship Mary or the priest themselves. This is wrong, and will separate you from God.
I agree.Jhony5 said:So I submit to you, or anyone of like thinking, that if you truly believe hell is a Despite the allowance of perspective of time in creation (Genesis), The earth is however old that it truly is. This is not up for review. It is either X number of years old, or Y number of years old.
My only arguement with this is how do you know something is tens of thousand os years old? Carbon dating is highly innaccurate, and is the most common use of age dating. As for the rocks and stuff, look at Adam. When God created Adam, he created a grown man, not a child. So it figures that when got created the earth, he created age in it as well. I can buy that, and not have it conflict with the theory you posted. 'cept for the people.Jhony5 said:Can we say it is only a few thousand years old when I can produce a rock from my back yard that predates your estimate? You can adjust time's context before the earth was formed, but you cannot molest these figures after it is done.
Human skulls are found from pre-Cambrian man, Neanderthal and many other variations of the human form. These are fossilized and can only be tens to hundreds of thousands of years old. Not a few thousand. If this was true our homoerectus would have crossed paths with them during recent history.
How does a theory of cyclops or the wooly mammoth contridict the Biblical account of early life? I'm sorry, but I missed somehting there.Jhony5 said:The unfortunate thing for those men whom wrote the books of the bible is that inevitably the future would disclose facts that counter the writings. We see errors like this in many cultures stories of lore. ....
Take these same misgivings and translate them to the Christian beginnings and you see the same misguidance that trickled down from ignorance of scientific fact, fact that was not privy to them at the time.
This goes back to man wanting a materilistic and earthly kingdom of heaven, when that isn't what was ever intended.Jhony5 said:Heaven was depicted as clouds and wreaked of an earthly atmospheric setting. Why? Because thats what they saw when they looked up. Its all they had to work with. How were they to know that one day man would fly far beyond these clouds, and there they would find no heaven. Just hydrogen, oxygen and other earthly elements.
again, I agreeJhony5 said:There are and have been thousands of religions throughout the history of man. It started with the obvious. The sun. The moon. The stars.
We are right because ours makes the most sense, lol. I know some are gonna scoff at that, and that is fine, but no religion or belief system has ever endured the scrutiny that Christianity has. and it has survived. Sure, there are people out there that abuse it,that abuse the "power" they can get from it, and abuse those that are shaky in their faith, but that is man's doing, not God's.Jhony5 said:We are right because we are many and we are powerful. That is why our god is righteous, and yours is a fallacy.
Understood. No problems here. You bring interesting viewpoints to the table, I like that.Jhony5 said:Eddo, I say these things for the sake of a spirited debate, not to insult your personal beliefs. So please do not take it thata way, aye.
eddo said:We are right because ours makes the most sense
I steered clear of mentioning carbon dating on purpose. Despite my opinion that it is a sound practice, too many people throw dissension upon it, making it too controversial to use as "proof". As to my comment about the rocks in my backyard. After all these years on earth, all the advances we humans have achieved, we have gained knowledge of many things. We built flying machines and internal combustion engines. We cured plagues and learned to repair broken body parts. We split the atom. Man has even ventured far into outer space to see things so far away it boggles the mind. Along the way we have gathered information and stored it as fact. With these facts we have learned how even the most crude of things came to be. Rocks. Sedimentary minerals that have undergone compression over time. We know this amount of time must be great to turn magnetite and sand into a hardened rock. We can show this to be true on scale. Its not theory that it takes tens of thousands of years to create a diamond from the compression of minerals. It is fact.My only argument with this is how do you know something is tens of thousand of years old? Carbon dating is highly inaccurate, and is the most common use of age dating.
I mentioned that as an example of early cultures misunderstanding what they saw in their physical realm, then attempting to translate it into lore. Much the same as we see early Christians did. After all, god is always a ready explanation for unexplainable.How does a theory of cyclops or the wooly mammoth contradict the Biblical account of early life? I'm sorry, but I missed something there.
That I have to disagree with. Again I think its the power behind Christianity that makes it seem righteous. Like two men arguing over an issue. A fight ensues. The one standing tall at the end is, by default, the winner. He was the one whom was righteous.but no religion or belief system has ever endured the scrutiny that Christianity has.
Msixty said:science and religion do not mix, simple.
builder said:You're making excuses for evil, 60.
builder said:I'm not a believer in religious pursuits. I'm a deist. I am god, and so are you.
I support the belief that if we treat others, the way we want to be treated, I'll be fine and so will you.
Msixty said:no, just saying that evil is something we create, not god's absence, evil has nothing to do with somebody people beleave has all the power.
Msixty said:I like that way of thinking, it is a refreshing sight in leu of all the My God Your God, Power, Hell, Blah Blah Blah.
builder said:You're discussing ill-will and contrived malice. If you've never personally met the people you want to kill, is that not evil personnified? Is that not pre-meditated murder? In light of the fabricated "evidence" for war and invasion, do you still feel all patriotic and ghung-ho about your role?
It's not about God. It's about how you feel about what you are doing.
If you feel, deep down inside, that what you are doing is wrong, then don't ****ing do it. Tell the boss to go **** himself, or tell him to do it himself.
He's not gonna reap the karma. You are.