4 Step Proof for God

[Parture]

Parture, you obviously hate being here so much that you want to be banned, so why join in the first place?

Actually, that's a rhetorical question, as I've seen it so often before, the virtual martyr running back to his coven with tales of those beastly, cruel atheists.

I like being here. I don't want to be banned. If you lived nearly 2000 years ago you would have tried to kill Jesus and the Apostles, now you hide behind a computer and seek to get Christians banned.

You're a bad guy.

[BloodyHeretic]

But whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; he is guilty of an eternal sin. Mark 3.29
Wrong again!
I am indeed not a sister in christ, my balls disqualify me you see.

[Parture]

But whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; he is guilty of an eternal sin. Mark 3.29
Wrong again!
I am indeed not a sister in christ, my balls disqualify me you see.

You talk effeminately calling other men love. That's a sin.

"But whosoever shall blaspheme against the Holy Spirit hath never forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin" (v.29). It is therefore evident that this sin is a special and unordinary kind.

What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit? It is to speak out openly words which blaspheme the Holy Spirit. How do we know that this sin is spoken out of the mouth? Please read the concluding verse which says: "Because they said, He hath an unclean spirit" (v.30). Hence this sin is not so easily committed as many today think. To commit such a sin a person must clearly witness the Lord casting out demons and performing miracles and wonders while He was on earth, and in spite of his knowledge of all these things he still insists that the Lord has an unclean spirit.

Because of all this, therefore, for people to commit this sin they must (1) see the Lord Jesus with their eyes, (2) witness the Lord doing wonders in their midst, (3) know assuredly that this is of the Holy Spirit, and (4) in the face of such inner conviction speak nevertheless that this is the work of the demons. How, then, can we today commit this sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit if we have not seen the Lord with our eyes, neither have witnessed Him doing wonders in our midst, nor have known definitely that this is of the Holy Spirit? Hence we may conclude that we do not have the opportunity nor the possibility of committing such a sin. In case anybody or even the devil should say to you that you are never to be forgiven because you have committed the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, you may answer at once that there is no such thing because you have not seen the Lord nor His wonders, neither have you spoken willfully that the work is done by demons while knowing assuredly it is of the Holy Spirit.

[BloodyHeretic]

But whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never be forgiven; he is guilty of an eternal sin. Mark 3.29
Wrong again!
I am indeed not a sister in christ, my balls disqualify me you see.

You talk effeminately calling other men love. That's a sin.

"But whosoever shall blaspheme against the Holy Spirit hath never forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin" (v.29). It is therefore evident that this sin is a special and unordinary kind.

What is blasphemy against the Holy Spirit? It is to speak out openly words which blaspheme the Holy Spirit. How do we know that this sin is spoken out of the mouth? Please read the concluding verse which says: "Because they said, He hath an unclean spirit" (v.30). Hence this sin is not so easily committed as many today think. To commit such a sin a person must clearly witness the Lord casting out demons and performing miracles and wonders while He was on earth, and in spite of his knowledge of all these things he still insists that the Lord has an unclean spirit.

Because of all this, therefore, for people to commit this sin they must (1) see the Lord Jesus with their eyes, (2) witness the Lord doing wonders in their midst, (3) know assuredly that this is of the Holy Spirit, and (4) in the face of such inner conviction speak nevertheless that this is the work of the demons. How, then, can we today commit this sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit if we have not seen the Lord with our eyes, neither have witnessed Him doing wonders in our midst, nor have known definitely that this is of the Holy Spirit? Hence we may conclude that we do not have the opportunity nor the possibility of committing such a sin. In case anybody or even the devil should say to you that you are never to be forgiven because you have committed the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, you may answer at once that there is no such thing because you have not seen the Lord nor His wonders, neither have you spoken willfully that the work is done by demons while knowing assuredly it is of the Holy Spirit.

You a homophobe too darling? This creeping you out sugar?
Fuck you and fuck your holy spirit too.

[DaveD]

Parture, you obviously hate being here so much that you want to be banned, so why join in the first place?

Actually, that's a rhetorical question, as I've seen it so often before, the virtual martyr running back to his coven with tales of those beastly, cruel atheists.

I like being here. I don't want to be banned. If you lived nearly 2000 years ago you would have tried to kill Jesus and the Apostles, now you hide behind a computer and seek to get Christians banned.

You're a bad guy.

Bye bye!

[Parture]

You a homophobe too darling? This creeping you out sugar?
Fuck you and fuck your holy spirit too.

"Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind" (1 Cor. 16.9).

[Darwinian]

You a homophobe too darling? This creeping you out sugar?
Fuck you and fuck your holy spirit too.

"Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Be not deceived: neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves with mankind" (1 Cor. 16.9).

And it's goodbye from him...

[BloodyHeretic]

Thanking you!

[DaveD]

I had hoped he would mention my avatar as the more fundamentalist Christians usually do, and the fact that he didn't makes me wonder whether he was a Poe.

[Rev. Rye]

I had hoped he would mention my avatar as the more fundamentalist Christians usually do, and the fact that he didn't makes me wonder whether he was a Poe.

Yeah, well, he clearly had more important things to talk about, like what the Bible thinks about gay people, as if we didn't already know.

For what it's worth, it seems like I'm too late to bring up this point about his OP: Whether or not it's possible if something can come from nothing, it's clear that God, if he exists, definitely violates that principle: After all, what is the creation of the world but his creating something out of nothing?

At any rate, this is a good case study for why my netiquette guidelines are a good idea, and I might include a reference to this thread in an edit.