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Hedwig · 07-24-2003, 05:59 PM

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And then God wouldn't be righteous for letting law breakers go unpunished. What do you think, this is a free ride? You just spend your life calling God a sadistic monster, and breaking His laws, and then expect to just get a free ticket into paradise?

Do you know me? How do you know how godly or un-godly my actions are?

Doctor X · 07-24-2003, 08:58 PM

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You just spend your life calling God a sadistic monster, . . .

Since when does devoting a life to truth result in damnation?

--J.D.

Magus55 · 07-24-2003, 09:58 PM

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Do you know me? How do you know how godly or un-godly my actions are?

Because I know what God defines as unrighteous and sinful, and no human except Jesus has ever been sinless.

Magus55 · 07-24-2003, 09:59 PM

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Since when does devoting a life to truth result in damnation?

--J.D.

Case in point.

winstonjen · 07-24-2003, 10:38 PM

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Because I know what God defines as unrighteous and sinful, and no human except Jesus has ever been sinless.

Yet being 'just', your god will forgive any amount of crimes against humanity and himself if we accept Jesus. Charming. This is what encourages Christians to commit crimes - because no matter what they do, they cannot get to heaven on their own, but have Jesus on your side and no crime is too horrific to send you to hell. :boohoo:

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Case in point.

The case is that you have no point.

Nowhere357 · 07-24-2003, 11:13 PM

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Because I know what God defines as unrighteous and sinful, and no human except Jesus has ever been sinless.

So being born means a person is sinful to God.

Doesn't this mean that God is offended by our existence?

Doctor X · 07-25-2003, 12:55 AM

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Case in point.

So you are damned?

How?

You have not written the truth.

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Because I know what God defines as unrighteous and sinful. . . .

Treatment exists that can supress "the voices."

--J.D.

winstonjen · 07-25-2003, 01:45 AM

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Treatment exists that can supress "the voices."

--J.D.

And it's called logic!

These are from missus_gumby's website

Diadectes · 07-25-2003, 04:22 AM

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Because I know what God defines as unrighteous and sinful, and no human except Jesus has ever been sinless.

Off topic, I know, but I have asked you this before, Magus, and as usual you conveniently ignored it, but if Jesus was sinless please explain the point of the temptation in the wilderness. If he was incapable of sin, then how could he be tempted to commit sin?

emotional · 07-25-2003, 07:24 AM

Oh, Magu, Magu, Magu ... when will you finally be freed from your bondage to Satan? You're worshipping Satan and you don't even realise it. Indeed, Satan does masquerade as an angel of light ... or as a god of Bible.

When you meet the True God - and it's not the god of the Bible - you'll regret your every Christian moment. He'll teach you love, tolerance, true justice and ... the fact that evolution is true! (because that's what He did, that's how He created).

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emotional Banned Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Boxing ring of HaShem, Jesus and Allah Posts: 1,945	Oh, Magu, Magu, Magu ... when will you finally be freed from your bondage to Satan? You're worshipping Satan and you don't even realise it. Indeed, Satan does masquerade as an angel of light ... or as a god of Bible. When you meet the True God - and it's not the god of the Bible - you'll regret your every Christian moment. He'll teach you love, tolerance, true justice and ... the fact that evolution is true! (because that's what He did, that's how He created).

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