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  1. eik

    Who does not believe in freedom of choice in religion?

    Look into the heretical churches and you will find that all of them are into elevating women into leadership and roles and into positions of equality. That's not to say that the men are not equally sinful, but it is a feature of heresy in religion that it is well subscribed to by grasping women...
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    The Gospel According to Freud.

    Why does that support your argument? The belief must be not only in his historicity but that he is the son of God. It speaks to faith in the man himself.
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    Who does not believe in freedom of choice in religion?

    Puerile heathens doesn't infer all heathens are puerile, because some may be heathens just because they may have never heard the gospel. However It allows that some are, particularly those that reject the gospel. Allegations of puerility could never count as slander in any court of law, and is...
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    The Sodom and Gomorrah incident involve the entire population of Sodom and Gomorrah being wiped out, not only those participating in "rape" which were only a tiny minority. It was a case of widespread accomodation of LGBT in the population at large. Rom 1:32 Although they know God’s righteous...
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    And that's the reality of the espiscopal church. You confess your sins, but the reality is you're allowed to carry on sinning, unless sins against political correctness. For the episcopal church welcomes the immoral and desires to include them cf. "Rev 2:20 Nevertheless, I have this against you...
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    Who is the least tolerant?

    As others have remarked the proposition you ask for a vote on is largely meaningless in using words like "tolerant" and "diversity" and "religious." It's just so broad it cannot be used for any purpose. "Religious" doesn't mean Christian. Anyone can be religious, even an atheist. What I usually...
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    Who does not believe in freedom of choice in religion?

    Speak for yourself.
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    Who does not believe in freedom of choice in religion?

    No idea what you're talking about. When you make an allegation of slander you produce facts first, not treat the case as proven ab initio before citing them. You'll never make a lawyer.
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    Who does not believe in freedom of choice in religion?

    When you've proved its slander. I note you're very keen criticize others for having no evidence, but you are not exactly forthcoming with it.
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    Of no real consequence as almost nothing can be deduced affirmatively from linguistics alone. The content supports the authenticity. The letters to Timothy and Titus continue the account of Paul’s mission from the book of Acts and Paul’s earlier letters. Recent scholarship has revived the...
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    Who does not believe in freedom of choice in religion?

    Why should anyone credit your vain claims? You've already tried to confine me to a denomination of one, by way of trying to undermine me and seeking to pretend that Christianity confines all to denominations: consistent with purile heathenism but not with the Christian religion. So you've been...
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    Who is the least tolerant?

    What you mean by "human diversity" is your very own intolerant brand of nature religion that condemns all bible believers who disagree with your nature religion as bigots and nasty people. Obviously the people of God were always intolerant of nature religion after coming out of Egypt, because...
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    I am not required to have any empathy with you. Titus 1:16 applies to anyone who professes to know God.
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    Evangelism and Hypocrisy

    Mt 25 : 31-46 is wholly inapplicable to a political setting, because it is talking about how people handle their assets. It is not talking about the need for compulsory redistrution of wealth in a pagan society, which is the USA. Democrats are political communists, not followers of Christianity.
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    The Bible has a lot to say about LGBT people: see Jude. You should not for one moment suppose that today's are any different from yesterday's. Sexual orientation was accounted as a judgement of God if non-natural: see latter part of Romans 1:27.
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    Per wiki "Antinomianism is any view which rejects laws or legalism and argues against moral, religious or social norms, or is at least considered to do so. The term has both religious and secular meanings." The term came to the fore in Martin Luther's theses and disputations against the...
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    They're those who have been called, throughout the history of the church, "antinomians" i.e. those who have forsaken the law of God.
  18. eik

    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    See Romans 1. I can't reconcile it with your position.
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    Nasty? Do you know where your religion is leading you to? 2 Cor 2:16 "To the one, we are an odor of death and demise; to the other, a fragrance that brings life. And who is qualified for such a task?" It's not nasty to bring life to those selected for it. But as for the odor of death: such has...
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    Ditching a friend for offensive beliefs?

    Why shou;d anyone believe you? You seem to be an earth (nature) worshipper (idolator). I however am not, and neither does my religion have the least idea what it is you're talking about (can't speak for episcopalians etc as they are not of my religion). The sentiments are affirmed as being...
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