HotShot
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man in those days they orgys all the time, it was a common practice among the uncommon.Dr_Doom said:Wtf where does it say he had orgys!
man in those days they orgys all the time, it was a common practice among the uncommon.Dr_Doom said:Wtf where does it say he had orgys!
yeah i will be a tightass and report everything.... :rofl:transcendent said:you know what i'd do? report him. not because i hate nudity or drugs but because he's a prat and finally gave us a reason to report something.
genavania said:its just like this guy at USyd was saying that the jews couldnt possibly hve been slaves in Egypt cos the Egyptians would never have let them build the pyramids.
I was like where does it say in the bible that the Israelites built the pyramids???
and he had a PhD!!!
if you think that you havent read the bible. Jesus needed to die to fulfil Gods plan of salvation. as in he died to take the punishment for all people. he didnt run cos in the garden of gethsemane when he was praying he asked God if there was any other way, but there wasnt. and Jesus said ok God Ill do it.SashatheMan said:maybe he thought,its useless running away. plus if he gave in , it would look more dramatic, and he wouldnt look like a coward.
plus if that newly discovered gospel is correct, jesus instructed judas to turn him in, which makes it even less dramatic, then the alternative version where jesus knows he will be captured, even thought judas doesnt tell him.
jesus just gave up on life, he was suicidal. Not a hero in my books
other books? please tell.HotShot said:.......
does it have to say in the bible that jews built the pyramids? u know there are other books out there rite?
um who did he save? he just got killed. you dont save people by kill yourself. you save people by stopping others killing others.genavania said:if you think that you havent read the bible. Jesus needed to die to fulfil Gods plan of salvation. as in he died to take the punishment for all people. he didnt run cos in the garden of gethsemane when he was praying he asked God if there was any other way, but there wasnt. and Jesus said ok God Ill do it.
He gave up his own life to save others. The defenition of a hero
kthnxbipkc said:Religion is a drug.
The church and its members are the pushers and profiters.
The amount of ranting and raving by preachers off in fairy-land on this thread only confirms the hallucinagenic effects of a very very nasty, insidious and powerful substance.
PS If i dont return then the lighting bolt got me....argh.
have u watched dogma? JEsus was a nigga.genavania said:yes i can see it still.
harry potter.... hmm ok not the books i was after. but if the bible says nothing about pyramids you can hardly say ooh the israelites didnt build the pyramids. its like whoa thats amazing!
no one said they did!
Jesus saved me. U gotta remember Jesus said he is God so by him dying yes he can save us indirectly
um god is evil...pkc said:Epicurus had a bit of time to think about things and the God of the Bible really had him stumped:
"Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing? Then where does evil come from?
Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?"
- Epicurus
christians lives are not wasted. you only have to look around you to see the ammount of good christian people aer doing. Associations such as world vision and CCF are run by christian people to better the lives of those less fortunate.webby234 said:Marx - Religion is the opiate of the people.
People live for the next life rather than this one - so many lives are wasted, especially with all the wars.
That is one of the arguments against the existence of God and it is quite a compelling one - any counter-arguments?
Another one is to do with free will. If there is an all-knowing God then he/she/it knows what is to happen, so we have no free will - our lives are already determined. If we don't have free will, then how can you be judged for what you have done?
I think discussion of the problem of evil isn't good at disproving God's existence, because of the way that some forms of good can only exist because of evil. Some would argue that there is another possibility, the possibility that "good serves evil".pkc said:Epicurus had a bit of time to think about things and the God of the Bible really had him stumped:
"Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing? Then where does evil come from?
Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?"
- Epicurus