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All non Christians ought to be crucified....

DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
Uh, no. Atheists do not do it all the time. Firstly, they don't believe in a hell to condemn people to. Secondly, their beliefs (and subsequent claims) that god doesn't exist is a response to your camp's lack of evidence, and a claim that he exists despite this.

I was referring to this statement: "Simply claiming your beliefs as though they're fact isn't an argument or excuse either."

Atheists on this site do this all the time. You deny that?
 

DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
Some do. But let's face it, they're not telling you that refusal to accept their 'facts' will lead to an eternity of pain inflicted by a being they're happy to worship regardless.
Not exactly apples and apples.

No, they don't tell me that. But they do tell me that my death is my end all and that I am no better than the dust I was made of. To me that is ludicrous.
 

Deidre

Well-Known Member
You may have read the Bible, however you seem to have missed the inferences that you may be facing hell, for not accepting Jesus. You don't have to like the religion, but simply claiming that the beliefs are wrong, is not an argument, or excuse, really.
Again, not preaching, this is discussion

You do know that Christianity isn't the only religion, right? That there are other people on this forum who don't follow Christianity, and probably think that non-believers of their faiths may face hell.

You don't have to like their religion, but simply claiming that their beliefs are wrong, is not an argument, or excuse really. Not preaching to you, either. lol
 

The Kilted Heathen

Crow FreyjasmaðR
I was referring to this statement: "Simply claiming your beliefs as though they're fact isn't an argument or excuse either."

Atheists on this site do this all the time. You deny that?
Yeah, actually I do deny that. Because when atheists claim something as fact, usually there's evidence. When they claim that they don't believe in gods, again, that stems from theist claims that gods do exist, and is a rebuttal to a lack of evidence.

Trying to pin whatever on atheists also isn't distracting from the disgusting theme that you and others are displaying here of a desire and allowance of murdering 5.8 billion people. Try to crucify us all? Your lot is no better than ISIS.
 

DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
Yeah, actually I do deny that. Because when atheists claim something as fact, usually there's evidence. When they claim that they don't believe in gods, again, that stems from theist claims that gods do exist, and is a rebuttal to a lack of evidence.

Trying to pin whatever on atheists also isn't distracting from the disgusting theme that you and others are displaying here of a desire and allowance of murdering 5.8 billion people. Try to crucify us all? Your lot is no better than ISIS.

I have evidence for creation also. And I think it is fact. But that doesn't mean I should go around acting as though people who interpret the evidence differently are stupid. Many atheists do exactly that.
 

Deidre

Well-Known Member
I understand why you preach, David. It's part of the Gospel, to 'go out and make Disciples of all nations.' But, there is also a part in the Bible, whereby Jesus told his followers to shake the dust from their feet, if what they say, isn't welcomed. So, know when to stop preaching lol That's also Biblical.

I don't really care if you preach at me, but understand, I know what the Bible teaches, and you're not telling me anything new. My struggle that i'm in right now, doesn't have anything to do with not understanding the Bible. In fact, I understand it more than you know.
 

The Emperor of Mankind

Currently the galaxy's spookiest paraplegic
Are you accusing me of preaching?

No. I'm pointing out that any preaching you might engage in (whatever your justifications for doing so) would be a breach of the rule against preaching. Because I care about you.


And what about when an individual asks me to preach to them?

As that hasn't happened this is a red herring.


Still against the rules?

Yes. Any form of preaching on the public forums is against the rules. If you want to have a private, consensual conversation about your beliefs with someone then restrict it to private messages or take it off the forum.
 
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DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
I understand why you preach, David. It's part of the Gospel, to 'go out and make Disciples of all nations.' But, there is also a part in the Bible, whereby Jesus told his followers to shake the dust from their feet, if what they say, isn't welcomed. So, know when to stop preaching lol That's also Biblical.

I don't really care if you preach at me, but understand, I know what the Bible teaches, and you're not telling me anything new. My struggle that i'm in right now, doesn't have anything to do with not understanding the Bible. In fact, I understand it more than you know.

I have one question, if you will allow it. If not just tell me to shut up about it and I will.

Has the Holy Spirit ever communicated anything to you in any way?
 

DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
Then prove it. YOU prove it, not Google.

The Bible is a historical book. Many of the places the children of Israel destroyed during the Exodus have been discovered by archaeologists in the places indicated within the book of Exodus.

That is evidence. You may not believe it to be true but it is evidence, nonetheless.
 

The Kilted Heathen

Crow FreyjasmaðR
The Bible is a historical book.
No, it's not. No more so than the Eddas and Sagas. They mention real cities and people too, so what makes the bible any more true? What makes your creation any more true? What makes your justifications for the disgusting desire to MURDER PEOPLE valid?
 

Deidre

Well-Known Member
I have one question, if you will allow it. If not just tell me to shut up about it and I will.

Has the Holy Spirit ever communicated anything to you in any way?

I thought so. That's why I came back to Christianity nearly two years ago but now, I'm thinking it might have been my imagination? :( Idk.
 

DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
I thought so. That's why I came back to Christianity nearly two years ago but now, I'm thinking it might have been my imagination? :( Idk.

If the Holy Spirit has communicated with you (he never uses words with me) then you will know it sooner or later. I can't explain it, you'll just know.
 

Deidre

Well-Known Member
If the Holy Spirit has communicated with you (he never uses words with me) then you will know it sooner or later. I can't explain it, you'll just know.

That's why I went back to faith. It seemed convincing but I feel faith is largely guided by our emotions. My mind just doesn't trust the Bible or any religion as being anything other than man made inventions. So that's where I'm at with it all right now.
 

DavidFirth

Well-Known Member
No, it's not. No more so than the Eddas and Sagas. They mention real cities and people too, so what makes the bible any more true? What makes your creation any more true? What makes your justifications for the disgusting desire to MURDER PEOPLE valid?

Yes, it is a historical book, you're just wrong about that. As I said, archaeology verifies it and does not contradict it.

I didn't say it makes the Bible true. You asked for evidence and I gave you evidence. That's all.

It isn't my creation, it's God's creation, just to straighten that out.

I have no idea what you're talking about with the MURDER sentence.
 
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