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    Demons, is there any evidence they even exist?

    How does a persons spirit attack you when they're not even there? Yes, demons are fallen angels.
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    Totally missed the point. They were Christians, quoting scripture from the Christian Bible. They had Christian principles which they based their ideas for government on.
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    Demons, is there any evidence they even exist?

    Once you have experienced attacks from them, you don't doubt they exist.
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    No one follows the Mosaic laws entirely. It's actually impossible. The old system with the temple doesn't exist.
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    Would you eat a chimpanzee?

    I would if I had to. I don't eat canines because they smell bad and I don't imagine they taste good and they have a lot of parasites. I have eaten bobcat just to try it, so eating a cat would be no biggie but I don't really consider them appealing. Generally, prey animals are better for...
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    Followers of Abrahamic Religions Only: God, Why So Quiet and Why So Invisible?

    There's obviously a difference, according to the scripture. God is technically present everywhere but he isn't always manifesting his presence in everything.
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    We aren't under the old Mosaic laws and the founders understood that. The principle of loving your neighbor as yourself, from Jesus, can apply to a nation of people from all backgrounds.
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    No they aren't. One is a statement about God the other is a principle of not restricting freedom from anyone. The country isn't God obviously. We don't worship it. But it was founded on ideas from scripture. One of those ideas is that God is no respector of one person over another and we should...
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    Would you eat a chimpanzee?

    I don't consider humans animals, and if you follow that logic, why is eating a chimpanzee any different than a cow?
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    I suggest you actually read the founding fathers.
  11. W

    Religious Nationalism in the US

    Says who?
  12. W

    Would you eat a chimpanzee?

    It's an animal. Put chimpanzee steaks on the grill and I'll sprinkle a just little seasoning on...I like my meat fairly natural.
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    Would you eat a chimpanzee?

    Sure, if it's all that is on the menu. You'd be surprised what you would eat if it was that or die. I've had meat some consider weird, muskrats, beaver, bobcat, squirrel. Practically lived in deer for a lot of years. Some taste better than others but it's not an ethical issue with me.
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    Nobody said it was founded on religion. It was founded on Christian principles.
  15. W

    Religious Nationalism in the US

    Wrong. They were almost all biblical Christians... Anyone who has read their writings at any length knows this.
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    He Gets Us - I think this one was on the Super Bowl

    I don't see what all the hype is about. They can have commercials for everything else, why not Jesus? It's supposed to be a free country.
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    Religious Nationalism in the US

    Wrong. We certainly were in principle, not always in practice.
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    Demons

    "You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons; you cannot partake of the table of the Lord and the table of demons." "But the Spirit explicitly says that in later times some will fall away from the faith, paying attention to deceitful spirits and doctrines of demons,"
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    Why do humans have genes for full body hair?

    pow·er /ˈpou(ə)r/ Learn to pronounce See definitions in: All Politics Law Military Religion Physics Sport Electrical Mathematics noun 1. the ability to do something or act in a particular way, especially as a faculty or quality. "the power of speech" Similar: ability capacity...
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    Why do humans have genes for full body hair?

    I haven't run away from the topic. Wrong about what? You haven't even defined what is right.
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