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nos482 Inactive Member |
He'll probaby try to turn it around, or say that they are afraid to admit, that they are heretics, or some other such nonsense. You are banging your head against the dense wall of a TRUE believer. Absolutely nothing will get through to him. He's in too deep and a lost cause.
If this were the "good old days" of the Dark Ages when the Church was the strongest he would be the one conducting your "interview" before the Inquisition, or lighting the fire under the stake you would be tied to. If he were a Muslim he would be crashing airplanes into buildings..
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Wordswordsman Inactive Member |
quote: WS: You have all the earmarks of a person suffering delusion. Please get checked out by a physician. Non-persons can't post here. I don't think they've come out with computer programs or processor speeds sufficient to generate auto responses like humans can. It certainly appears you qualify to believe wholeheartedly in evolution, since you tend to lean toward believing things non-existent have a reality, though not more than "irrelevant" in your estimation. If somethng is irrelevant, it must exist, maybe being but neither weakly relevant or strongly relevant (interesting word). Hence my concern for your mental state.
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Me Inactive Member |
quote: I am amazed! Does your church not follow ALL the the Divine-Inspired requirements for salvation? My friend, you have fallen victim to the blandishments of a false religion. Repent, and change your ways, lest you be sucked into the Eternal Damnation that surely awaits those equivocators who pick and choose at the Holy Words which God Himself has taught us. You are truly 'Error-Ridden' - on what basis do you presume to choose to ignore Holy Commandment?
quote: [/b] See? Even you understand the need to return to a simpler life, though you 'see through a glass, darkly'.It is obvious that the culture of the ancient Middle-East produced a truer, more holy existence. Why else would God chose to reveal Himself to Man only at this time? We have been seduced by the devil ever since, and are falling into the Pit from which there will be no relief, only Everlasting Fire and Torture (see Revelations). [This message has been edited by Me, 09-18-2002] [This message has been edited by Me, 09-18-2002]
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Mammuthus Member (Idle past 6505 days) Posts: 3085 From: Munich, Germany Joined: |
quote: Given the reasoning in your last sentence you might want to lower your prozac dose or seek electroshock therapy.
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Wordswordsman Inactive Member |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mammuthus:
[B]Oh yeah, and regarding your poll numbers about evolution here is the first hit I got from google (your preferred reference source) with the topic "poll evolution creationism" Looks like you are the on the fringe Public Wants Evolution, Not Creationism, in Science Class, New National Poll Shows... WS: "People For the American Way Voters Alliance was formed in 1998 as a political action committee that will work to hold candidates to account, organize to get voters out to the polls and work to fight the Right." from People For the American Way - Fighting to Defend Democracy They are not qualified to speak for all Americans- maybe justthose opposed to the political right. Notice the unnamed pollster and lack of pollling information, and the obvious conclusion they would not publish otherwise.
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nos482 Inactive Member |
What's that smell??? Did someone fart?
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Mammuthus Member (Idle past 6505 days) Posts: 3085 From: Munich, Germany Joined: |
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Wordswordsman:
[B] quote: ***************************************************+ LOL!!!That was just the first (not the only) poll I found in direct contradiction to your bogus numbers. You are in absolutely no position to speak for all Americans either by the way. But then you will only accept polls that support your view and dismiss all others obviously. I guess that limits you to polling creationists as to whether they believe in creationism....back to your the bible supports the bible cuz the bible supports the bible...mantra repeats...drool dribbles out side of mouth..fundie in trance Hey nos482...you called it right on the money...he did exactly like you said...stimulus response...stimulus response
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nos482 Inactive Member |
Originally posted by Mammuthus:
LOL!!!That was just the first (not the only) poll I found in direct contradiction to your bogus numbers. Want to hear something funny? I was just watching a show on the religious channel here and they used the same poll to prove that most Americans WANT creationism in schools as well. They also used the "It's only fair" arguement. As well as the "evolution is a religion" assertion. And the "scientist are afraid to tell the whole truth about evolution and its gaps..." conspiracy nonsense. Though, this is scary as well because it tricks so many unknowing people into thinking that what they are saying is in anyway valid. Also, everytime I hear some say that evolution is about how life got started I want to SCREAM. It has nothing at all to do with how life, or the universe got started at all. Darwin's book was the Origine of Species, not life... Hey nos482...you called it right on the money...he did exactly like you said...stimulus response...stimulus response His "kind" are so predictable. They have no real depth to them at all. [This message has been edited by nos482, 09-18-2002]
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Me Inactive Member |
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Whatever is taught in the New Testament is part of the gospel of Christ, though some is clearly cultural accomodation that can be omitted, such as modes of dress and transportation. [/quote] [/b] Has no-one noticed this point? See 78 above. Wordswordsman rejects the Good Book! He thinks things 'can be omited', based on his view of what a proper culture is (American Mid-West, I presume). Surely he is dammed by his own words?
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John Inactive Member |
quote: That is a very good point. However, your reaction is due to a mis-understanding of holy doctrine. When Christian speak of salvation, what they mean is that Jesus saved them from all the nit-picky cultural stuff outlined in the OT. Dietary laws, for example. Or worship on the Sabbath. Or not working on the Sabbath. Or killing women who touch men's pee-pee's. Or not touching a menstruating woman or anything she touches. Or settling a rape case by paying off the family of the victim (and keeping the girl) ------------------http://www.hells-handmaiden.com
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Me Inactive Member |
quote: Sorry - this is a field I know little about. I was intrigued by the reference to transportation! I think you might be wrong about Worship on the Sabbath - I think that not turning up to church still sends you to hell. But who decides which of the inerrant words of God can be ignored due to 'cultural' reasons? I would have thought that this drives a bit of a hole through fundamentalism?
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nos482 Inactive Member |
quote: As far as I'm concerned they either have to accept the entire bible as the literal inerrant word of their god and obey all of it, or not at all. There is no middle ground with something like this. There are far too many Cut&Paste Christians around who only follow the good parts and ignore all of the nasty bits. [This message has been edited by nos482, 09-18-2002]
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John Inactive Member |
quote: The point about the Sabbath is that the OT specifies that the seventh day is the day of rest. This is Saturday, as reckoned by the Jews have been tracking it since before the rise of Christianity and upon whose religion Christianity is supposedly founded. Yet nowhere does the bible change the day of worship to Sunday. I don't have time to look it up right now, but I believe this change was made by the Romans when Christianity was adopted as state religion, to align the Christian holy day with certain pagan holy days. ------------------http://www.hells-handmaiden.com
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Mammuthus Member (Idle past 6505 days) Posts: 3085 From: Munich, Germany Joined: |
quote: ********************************************* I still have to side with Me on this issue. If Wordswordsman claims that the bible is inerrant and has to be taken as the literal word f god...how can he claim that you can just ignore "cultural accomodations"? The bible is either consistent or it is in conflict. I think it is an important issue since he claims that the RCC is not mainstream christian and basically that only his sect is correct. However, he conveniently snips out the parts of the bible he does not like....makes for a nice convenient shifting of ethical standards.
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John Inactive Member |
quote: I'm with Me on this issue as well. It does make for conveniently flexible ethics. The NT has Jesus saying something to the effect that 'I have not come to destroy the old law but to fulfill it.' This is represented by some as an out for dismissing things like dietary laws. But the consequence is that one gets to decide what to keep and what to not keep, because exactly what Jesus meant by that statement isn't clear. ------------------http://www.hells-handmaiden.com
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