Faith = Forcing Anything Into The Head

Poppycock piss head bullwank to it.

(December 14, 2014 at 6:20 pm)Parkers Tan Wrote: Satan ain't shit compared to Doc Ock.

There, I said it.

Or everyone from fucking House Bolton.

Also now in a modern age doesn't this mean jesus died for nothing if we were going to gradually get better with our morals and we are to a point for the most part
in the world decent people. so jesus death was in vain and only was for those in that time who had a questionable morality. if jesus/god knew how people were going to get
better morally he would not died at all and taken peoples help even the devils help.

If you're going to give thanks to someone who died before you were born for your benefit, thank someone who actually existed and actually gave their life and actually made a difference, to an actual problem, like the people who died in the world wars. Not someone who died so you can be forgiven for being an ancestor of some guy who ate an apple.

I was lost, but I had a map.

Didn't need to be found. Saved myself.

(December 14, 2014 at 9:23 pm)Beccs Wrote: I was lost, but I had a map.

Didn't need to be found. Saved myself.

i saved myself the trouble and used GPS.

(December 14, 2014 at 7:16 pm)pocaracas Wrote:

(December 13, 2014 at 8:35 pm)tonyintheLight Wrote: God has left us with 66 books written by some 40 holy men in order for us to be drawn to God through belief in His word.

I know you missed it, but did you see how many presuppositions you made in that one single sentence?

That's great--kinda like one of those puzzles where you have to count all the over lapping triangles inside one shape.

Let's see:

God exists. (enabling presup number 1)

The forty men traditionally given credit for for writing a part of the Bible actually existed. (40 presups)

The forty men traditionally given credit for writing a part of the Bible were holy. (40 more presups)

The forty men traditionally given credit for writing a part of the Bible actually wrote the part traditionally assigned to them. (40 more presups)

Each of the books is the actual word of god. (66 presups)

Each of the books was left to us by god. (Yet another 66 presups).

The 66 books were written to draw us into belief in god--oddly enough the books seem to assume that part and go right into the praising, smiting and instructions. (That's another 66 presups)



I count 319. And tony, since you're into numerology, I will point out that if you add digits of 319 together you get 13 which is an unlucky number, not that that means anything.

(December 14, 2014 at 9:39 pm)Jenny A Wrote:

(December 14, 2014 at 7:16 pm)pocaracas Wrote: I know you missed it, but did you see how many presuppositions you made in that one single sentence?

That's great--kinda like one of those puzzles where you have to count all the over lapping triangles inside one shape.

Let's see:

God exists. (enabling presup number 1)

The forty men traditionally given credit for for writing a part of the Bible actually existed. (40 presups)

The forty men traditionally given credit for writing a part of the Bible were holy. (40 more presups)

The forty men traditionally given credit for writing a part of the Bible actually wrote the part traditionally assigned to them. (40 more presups)

Each of the books is the actual word of god. (66 presups)

Each of the books was left to us by god. (Yet another 66 presups).

The 66 books were written to draw us into belief in god--oddly enough the books seem to assume that part and go right into the praising, smiting and instructions. (That's another 66 presups)



I count 319. And tony, since you're into numerology, I will point out that if you add digits of 319 together you get 13 which is an unlucky number, not that that means anything.

God would have no freewill if god did exist
for god to exist he would have to be imperfect because a perfect being could not exist.

(December 14, 2014 at 9:38 pm)dyresand Wrote:

(December 14, 2014 at 9:23 pm)Beccs Wrote: I was lost, but I had a map.

Didn't need to be found. Saved myself.

i saved myself the trouble and used GPS.

This was '92. I was 8!