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Does God make mistakes

savagewind

savagewind

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EtuMalku said:
Easy there with the proselytizing LOL! Jesus couldn't even Save himself . . . what makes you think he can save us?
Personally, I do not run with those who can't even walk
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Jesus humbly and bravely chose not to save his flesh. He taught us that there is MORE.
 
sojourner

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
EtuMalku said:
alas . . . there is no word SIN in the Greek or Hebrew documents . . . another misinterpreted word conveniently translated into English
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No, there isn't. The meaning of the English word "sin" is a rather poor translation of a Hebrew term that means something different.
 
sojourner

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
EtuMalku said:
IMHO there is no god and therefore Sin is nothing more than another subjective term
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Then your only honest response to this thread can be, "a non-existent being can't make mistakes." The rest of your posts are fluff.
 
sojourner

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
EtuMalku said:
Easy there with the proselytizing LOL! Jesus couldn't even Save himself . . . what makes you think he can save us?
Personally, I do not run with those who can't even walk
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Jesus was fully human and, as such, completely vulnerable to human authority. But Jesus is also fully Divine, and, as such, reconciles humanity to Divinity. And that reconciliation negates the separation that is sin. Your theology is skewed.
 
EtuMalku

EtuMalku

Abn Iblis ابن إبليس
savagewind said:
Jesus humbly and bravely chose not to save his flesh. He taught us that there is MORE.
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It seems he didn't have much of a choice . . . after pissing off the Jews and Romans he was arrested and put to death.
Apparently he never learned his Karma lessons when he was in India :rolleyes:

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EtuMalku

EtuMalku

Abn Iblis ابن إبليس
sojourner said:
Jesus was fully human and, as such, completely vulnerable to human authority. But Jesus is also fully Divine, and, as such, reconciles humanity to Divinity. And that reconciliation negates the separation that is sin. Your theology is skewed.
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Born of a human woman and Yahweh? Sounds like a demi-god to me . . . your biology is flawed
 
U

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
sojourner said:
Humanity doesn't create evil? Who enacts slavery? Who committed genocide against the First Nations Americans? Who committed genocide against the Jews in WWII? Human beings. We create the moral codes that define "evil." No matter how you slice what you've said here, humanity is responsible for evil.
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We create rules and then when people break them, we say (depending) law breakers are evil. If we created a law that promoted murder, then "according to the law", humans would not be commiting crimes.

We commit evil (if you like) acts. Its only evil because we have laws against it "and" it affects us personally to where they sre not Just Acts but they are Evil.

Point: Evil is a subjective word.

Hilter, for example, commited "bad acts" (evil, harsh, terrible, whatever) but he didnt create it. Why is it bad? According to who? Its bad because we base it on our moral code. The Nazi would think it perfectly acceptable for the "acts" they did.

Evil is such an abstract word. I dont use it because its surreal.
 
EtuMalku

EtuMalku

Abn Iblis ابن إبليس
Carlita said:
We create rules and then when people break them, we say (depending) law breakers are evil. If we created a law that promoted murder, then "according to the law", humans would not be commiting crimes.

We commit evil (if you like) acts. Its only evil because we have laws against it "and" it affects us personally to where they sre not Just Acts but they are Evil.

Point: Evil is a subjective word.

Hilter, for example, commited "bad acts" (evil, harsh, terrible, whatever) but he didnt create it. Why is it bad? According to who? Its bad because we base it on our moral code. The Nazi would think it perfectly acceptable for the "acts" they did.

Evil is such an abstract word. I dont use it because its surreal.
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Right on Carlita . . . morality is not dictated by religion and certainly not from such a murderous, raping, enslaving monstrosity as this Abrahamic god
 
savagewind

savagewind

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Carlita said:
I dont understand. For Jesus? Who or what life?
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Everything, except of course sin. ;)Colossians 1:16 I shall admit, because you are so cute, that I know that everything was made for Jesus because of that word at Colossians 1:16.
 
sojourner

sojourner

Annoyingly Progressive Since 2006
EtuMalku said:
So says you . . . and who are you?
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Who I am isn't cogent to the argument. If what you said is true -- that you don't believe God exists -- then your only true response to a thread whose OP is, "Does God make mistakes?" can be "a non-existent God can't make mistakes." If that's what you really think, why would you care enough to respond here? Your responses -- from a theological standpoint -- are fluff insofar as this thread is concerned.
 
savagewind

savagewind

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EtuMalku said:
You're quoting something that was written around 100 AD to justify something earlier . . . I see you've learned the tried & true Christian Circular Logic response
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The jumping happy icon is gone so I can't post it. You will have to imagine it.
 
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