For those who want proof of the exodus

[Minimalist]

thought he was an established member of some sort

Correct.  And you have established what kind of member he is.

[Heat]

Again, Not all slaves were treated badly I gave examples from the bible and modern times. Why don't you try addressing the points I made rather than speaking about the stereotype your comfortable with?

Also the fact that I'm giving you points about slavery you are not familiar with should indicate to you that I have indeed 'done my research.' your turn.

(bolding is mine)

Bullshit, Drippy. Owning a another person is treating them badly. I don't care how kindly a master is, if he owns someone else as property he is treating them badly.

And please, don't try to equate parenting with owning another human being. It's not just an argument of semantics as you implied in an earlier post. Though I can see how you can miss the distinction since you can't figure out the proper uses of their, there and they're either.

I agree with you but to be quite frank, I don't think in this particular discussion it matters that owning someone is treating them badly. I think that the point to be made is that yes, there were some great, kind, caring slave owners in biblical times, yes there were some good, liberal, slave owners 200 years ago as well. However, the thing is, slavery being legal can be used to be horrid, torturous, and pain-stakingly bad, it invites these qualities to occur but does not mean they always do, but even if they do not always occur that is not an argument for the morality of it, what the bible commands in it's passages for slavery are not those you'd see in a liberal, loving, slave owners house hold, no, they are those qualities I mentioned as fitting the extremely bad examples of slavery, once you can treat a human being however you want, you can use this legality to justify any of the cruelty you commit.

The fact that not all slave owners were terrible to their slaves alone is proof enough that this is not some societal development in morality, like Drich claims, this was not moral back then and it's not moral now that's why some slave owners were much less cruel than others, simply because something is legal does not mean it is correct. If this was morally correct back in biblical times, if this was just some recent social progression in morality, there would not be any slave owners who cared about their slaves, because they wouldn't know there was anything wrong with treating them brutally in the first place, which clearly, is not the case.

[Losty]

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt3464018/

This one can be found on Netflix.
I know it's a tall ask to ask anyone to watch hour and half two hour movie for the sake of debate. That's not what I'm doing here I am providing a resource for those who want an honest look at what evidence their is for the exodus. In this film every major point before and after the exodus is examined and what they have found out there in the sand.

I say an honest look because this the evidence and theory that binds the evidence has holes. Those holes are identified and discussed. ultimatly it is up to you to look at all the evidence and decide for yourself.

You're getting boring Drich. Can we start a/s/k-ing again??

[The Grand Nudger]

I've been pretty much mystified the entire time...I always thought that Drich was a chapter and verse kind of guy.  Never expected to see him sourcing his revelations from Netflix........wtf?

[Heat]

thought he was an established member of some sort

Correct.  And you have established what kind of member he is.

I would like Drich as god more than god himself. At least Drich flat out says he endorces immoral practices such as Slavery. This God of his however is the most wish-washy son of a bitch i've ever heard of. You know what fuck Paul and Matthew and whoever the sam-hell fucking wrote the bible as well, it's like they were school girls giggling in a corner as they wrote some notes and passed them to the boys as they watched them try to decrypt the message during recess. Jesus Christ, the people who wrote the fucking Bible literally invented trolling.

[Heat]

I've been pretty much mystified the entire time...I always thought that Drich was a chapter and verse kind of guy.  Never expected to see him sourcing his revelations from Netflix........wtf?

El beith thy god our lord and savior!

Thy prophet, none other than a 40 year old virgin living in his basement in his underwear eating doritos doing crappy voice over commentary to footage of him finding pseudo scientific experts.

[Minimalist]

http://m.imdb.com/title/tt3464018/

This one can be found on Netflix.
I know it's a tall ask to ask anyone to watch hour and half two hour movie for the sake of debate. That's not what I'm doing here I am providing a resource for those who want an honest look at what evidence their is for the exodus. In this film every major point before and after the exodus is examined and what they have found out there in the sand.

I say an honest look because this the evidence and theory that binds the evidence has holes. Those holes are identified and discussed. ultimatly it is up to you to look at all the evidence and decide for yourself.

You're getting boring Drich. Can we start a/s/k-ing again??

We'd be better off f/u/c/k-ing!

[Losty]

You're getting boring Drich. Can we start a/s/k-ing again??

We'd be better off f/u/c/k-ing!

Let's do, Mini, what say you?

[Ravenshire]

Now I'm feeling left out.

[Losty]

Now I'm feeling left out.

Well get in