Follower of Christ

youve GOT to be kidding me pal
I use like 18 translations and compare them ALL.
And they ALL say Jesus taught hell. (unless youve some foreign translation Ive not heard of)

please dont try to smokescreen to make it look like Im unstudied here, ok?
Present your PROOF or kindly move on.
And I dont go to and preacher, sorry to disapoint you.

Do yourself a favor.
When you can show PROOF that Jesus didnt teach hell, then by all means, Im all ears.....till then youll have to deal with the texts

Chamaeleon

From the page
Is that a promise? Woohoo! :Cheeky:

Sorry for derailing. I will now go stand in a corner in shame.

Sparrow

And both of you have to deal with the fact that there are no complete texts whatsoever of the New Testament dated within 200 years of the suggested dates of the alleged existence of Jesus. Check any number of threads over in BC&H for the facts.

We've all heard the ' I was an atheist for {insert large number here} years until {God, Jesus, Allah, other unsubstantiated deity} personally revealed itself to me' claim. Nobody believes it but you.

Jedi Mind Trick

A trait common to all xian doctrine.

smithy

If you mean the Bible translation, I take all of them, it is only
translation.

Thankyou, I do envy your kind always, this is what I am really lacking,
but I only look at the meaning of it. Only a little bit though what I can
use in life, the rest maybe next time God willing.

You right I don't, once I understand it than I use it.

I forgive them if they are wrong because when they did/do it
they believe it was either right or acceptable way to do it, I can't
blame others as they only following certain ways that they know.
Beside God uses different way in judging them, they are responsible
for their own action, I can't judge them, I have no right to do so.

I have few but I use KJV, but translation is meaningless to me to be
honest, I am not very picky with that. I just look at the meanings,
I think I pick up what Jesus (AS) meant.
Btw I was born from muslim family but I don't see christians as
outsider, we never do that. The Qur'an treats christians and jews as
the people of book with respect, and God knows who are others.
We are as muslim men allow to marry jews or christians, it tell a lot of
words, a picture is worth thousand words they say.

Peace to you.

smithy

Err moderator I think I made a blunder here, I replied tentmaker (Gary)
private post to Follower of Christ, sorry for that and please delete
this #1992519/ #15 , thanks.

But wait a minute, No no way I am alaways right I will prove it right
here, yap tentmaker was wrong.

1.This forum is public property.
Yes anyone can jump in and join the club. One point for me.

2.Personal addressing must be done in private.
Right, I think the Judge will nod me on this.

3.The moderator act nothing, that means my post is approved.
As you can see, the internet old dog is hard to kill.

4.
There is not a single objection from any poster.
The last nail in the coffin for tentmaker if he dare to make a protest.
But there is one more, it is weak but confincing.

5.I am a muslim and he is christian and we are at war at the forum.
Of course I will quote any verse where the Judge probably never check it.
Pretty weak but it's ok.

Right, now can you see who you are dealing with?

"Once a man do lie, he need ten more lies to make
the first lie sound like the truth"
and I am not going to do that.

Sorry tentmaker I did not see that.

Now I am relief.

LeeBuhrul

and this goes for this thread AND all other discussions on any specific christian myth...

"You Cain't Pray a lie"
Mark Twain in Huckleberry Finn

judge

Hmmm..if universlaism was not accepted almost across the board by the early church then why would the following be true?

Jeremy Pallant

Whoa. You seem positively excited. Did you experience a little woody from posting that. The concept of us atheists burning gets you going, does it?

Notsri

Judge, with the exception of Carthage, the schools from that excerpt all belonged to the Eastern Church. You've missed a key sentence from immediately prior to your quote: So universalism was accepted almost "across the board" in the East, but never in the West; and thus never across the board in the early church in general.