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"Thou shalt not kill?!"
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Yes, people deserve to die because they were fucking a lot and not kissing god's toes. There we go.
I can't see that the warning was too obvious really either. Can you seriously tell me that if you were approached by someone who told you that God spoke to him, told him he was going to flood the earth, was building a bit boat and cramming it with animals, you'd be inclined to believe him and join him on his floating zoo?
That was not the point of my observation. I don't enjoy needle picking words in a discussion, (which admittedly gets me into trouble with some of the pictures I paint), but I don't know how to be 100% clear communicator.
OBVIOUSLY! :24:
Look, it all comes down to god being a sore sport about man not wanting to live by his rules. If god, the all powerful being, can't live with that, and wants to break his toys like a little child, then thats a pretty sad god people worship.
See: It's fun to be glib.
I don't know what to tell you guys. I'll continue to try to answer questions about Christianity if you like, but arguing old Testament would be better suited to argue with an Orthodox Jew over.
This is backdrop to a much better story for us Christians. A history that explains the end.
No its fun to just point out all the absurdity.
All things are relative. People tend to have some colorful views on your general outlook on life and society, but you sure get testy if somebody calls you absurd.
What makes perfect, clear, concise sense to you is absurd to others. ... (haha no unintentional burn intended.) (ooohhhhhh... x2!!)
He isn't insulting your father. He is matter factually telling you how promotion and ranks work in the military, which he is 100% correct on.
LOL Value is a weird word that way. 
I'm sorry, but a grown man believing in something like a global flood is absurd.
As is a person of science expecting something from nothing.
Who says I even fully support the big bang theory? No one fully knows how the universe came to be, we just take the data we have and go from there.
Its funny how that logic works with god too. God apparently "always was" and didn't come from anything. OOPS!
Wrong again dude. We accept God as Divine. Existing outside of our space time continuum. Remember the linear time argument?
We accept that on faith, but fortunately it also happens to fit all of the facts. If you take away the possibility of the creator, then you're left standing with a 0.00% chance of creation.
Laws of physics and all that.
Except he still exists and "always was", even outside of space and time. I guess he came from nothing as well, since you know, nothing is greater than god himself.
I'm also curious as to how you absolutely KNOW he exists outside of time and space? How do you know this for sure? Or is it yet another thing you take on faith alone?
I don't know if you're grasping the power of time. If you exist outside of time, then you will have no beginning, and no end. It gets deep, and I've stopped trying to understand it myself. I studied quantum for about two years on and off, but it's still a science in its infancy. Things change, and the math is frankly over my head.
I don't claim to know He exists outside of space time. I just know that fits all of the observable facts. There is a great deal of faith involved, but the physical universe offers quite the light show of circumstantial evidence to help weak people like me.
