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If god came back would it be black or white, male or female, woke or unwoke, for or against the wall, for or against masks, for or against genital mutilation?
What about the 1500 years where people were burned, tortured, hung for not believing? All this who died in religious wars. Did they ever ask the question when committing these atrocities? Or did the devil make them do it?IF all of us in the world adopted the thought process of WHAT WOULD JESUS DO IN THIS SITUATION, the world would be awesome and peaceful.
Black, female, pro-wall, anti-masker, pro genital mutilation, and very unwoke.If god came back would it be black or white, male or female, woke or unwoke, for or against the wall, for or against masks, for or against genital mutilation?
But He did.
You can not prove beyond doubt that He did not.
Why does God's omnipotence, omnipresence and omniscience necessitate His bringing forceful peace to the OT peoples? (And forceful peace is an oxymoron if ever there was one).
Don't need to, as has been said ad nauseum. We have faith, for clearly explained reasons, and you drag up documents and history to refute it, but you can NEVER be 100% certain.So you assert. But that is merely your opinion.
You can't prove beyond doubt that he did. And in the absence of any supporting evidence for your claim.....
free will- people sin if they don't follow His way.What about the 1500 years where people were burned, tortured, hung for not believing? All this who died in religious wars. Did they ever ask the question when committing these atrocities? Or did the devil make them do it?
Define marriage.How would Jesus have voted in the gay marriage plebiscite?
You can NEVER be 100% certain the Easter Bunny isn't real. I have faith in the Easter Bunny despite your silly human made science and logic.Don't need to, as has been said ad nauseum. We have faith, for clearly explained reasons, and you drag up documents and history to refute it, but you can NEVER be 100% certain.
How did you vote? I voted yes.Define marriage.
Don't need to, as has been said ad nauseum. We have faith, for clearly explained reasons, and you drag up documents and history to refute it, but you can NEVER be 100% certain.
We have faith, for clearly explained reasons,
but you can NEVER be 100% certain.
You don't have to. Nobody is saying you need to. You ask why WE have faith. That is not enough for you and many thinking, intelligent, and not-so intelligent people, and that is fair enough.You can have faith in anything no matter how improbable. I fail to see why I should accept as true something believed in by faith alone.
I fail to see why I should accept as true something believed in by faith alone.
Mortein, mate.You seem to be 100% certain that other religions are not the right way. How? or let me rephrase the question... why take a chance? LOL
I read the first part of your response, and was gearing up for a somewhat serious reply (to my surprise. Evolved engaging the topic seriously?). Then I read the second part. Jesus is not a zombie! Jesus gives life, zombies give death. Zombies eat your flesh, Christ wants you to eat His! He is the anti-zombie. Zombies belong only to Korean movies and in my fanstasies where I get to live in survival mode.If the one true god showed up in the Middle East, I'm fairly sure Muslims and Jews would be convinced.
I've watched many zombie movies, and people are generally smart enough to back down when they see one. He could have showed up at US airports on 9/11 and I can pretty much guarantee none of those fake god worshipers would have felt brave enough to fly planes into buildings.
Avoiding the answer? you asked me the question, why take a chance, i am telling you there's been religions much older than Chrisitanity and despite colonial and missionary push, their numbers have gotten bigger only. Why take a chance if you are wrong?Mortein, mate.
I read the first part of your response, and was gearing up for a somewhat serious reply (to my surprise. Evolved engaging the topic seriously?). Then I read the second part. Jesus is not a zombie! Jesus gives life, zombies give death. Zombies eat your flesh, Christ wants you to eat His! He is the anti-zombie. Zombies belong only to Korean movies and in my fanstasies where I get to live in survival mode.
We have confidence in what we believe, despite your evidence and protests. I am committed to being a Christian for the whole journey, with and without many hardships. No need or desire to examine false gods or alternatives.Avoiding the answer? you asked me the question, why take a chance, i am telling you there's been religions much older than Chrisitanity and despite colonial and missionary push, their numbers have gotten bigger only. Why take a chance if you are wrong?
You ask why WE have faith.
That is not enough for you
We have confidence in what we believe, despite your evidence and protests. I am committed to being a Christian for the whole journey, with and without many hardships. No need or desire to examine false gods or alternatives.
yes, as you have said.Actually I'm not. But I'm still not sure why you do.
It certainly isn't. To determine whether something is actually true (or even possible) I prefer to have more robust supporting evidence that supports the assertion made. For example why I should I believe in resurrection when a supernatural explanation is the least satisfying, least supported and least logical explanation of all possible explanations, especially when there are other documented cases of alternative explanations.
Slow learner?I read the first part of your response, and was gearing up for a somewhat serious reply...
"The doctrine of the Trinity developed gradually after the completion of the New Testament in the heat of controversy, but the church fathers who developed it believed they were simply exegeting [explaining] divine revelation and not at all speculating or inventing new ideas. The full-blown doctrine of the Trinity was spelled out in the fourth century at two great ecumenical (universal) councils: Nicea (325 A.D.) and Constantinople (381 A.D.)" (2002, pp. 1-2).
https://www.ucg.org/bible-study-tools/booklets/is-god-a-trinity/is-the-trinity-biblical (Christian page)