Admitting You're a Sinner

[Banned]

Incidentally, complement =/= compliment. I added nothing to the text.

Compliment - thanks for the correction.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

"The fool says in his heart, there is no God" that's the definition of the Bible.

The self-same bible that says, in Romans 5:22 "But I say unto you, That ... whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire."

See you in hell.

That's a good counter.  I've never seen it before in response to that verse.

[The Grand Nudger]

IDK if it's a "counter", as both authors were speaking directly from their assholes, but it;s definitely an example of poor editing.

It's almost as if magic book was hastily cobbled together from disparate fairy tales for a practical purpose that didn't require narrative continuity.  

[Wyrd of Gawd]

IDK if it's a "counter", as both authors were speaking directly from their assholes, but it;s definitely an example of poor editing.

It's almost as if magic book was hastily cobbled together from disparate fairy tales for a practical purpose that didn't require narrative continuity.  

Since all of the biblical stories are based upon the real Ten Commandments found in Exodus 34:10-28 they are examples of what happens when they are obeyed or ignored.  Every issue has a counter-point example. It's a really well-written piece of literature that was written by English writers in the 690s.  It's the gold standard for fairy tales.

[Minimalist]

It's 390 you're looking for.  The passage which directly follows the ones you just quoted.  It leaves no room for some "tendency to sin" re-interpretation of original sin.  They mean adam and the whole bit, literally, in real history.

Yup.  Morons.

[Abaddon_ire]

IDK if it's a "counter", as both authors were speaking directly from their assholes, but it;s definitely an example of poor editing.

It's almost as if magic book was hastily cobbled together from disparate fairy tales for a practical purpose that didn't require narrative continuity.  

Since all of the biblical stories are based upon the real Ten Commandments found in Exodus 34:10-28 they are examples of what happens when they are obeyed or ignored.  Every issue has a counter-point example. It's a really well-written piece of literature that was written by English writers in the 690s.  It's the gold standard for fairy tales.

Not really. There are three versions given and jebus' version had only five and there were actually 613 commandments which christians conveniently forget.

Those are not hard rules, merely guidelines.

[Banned]

The self-same bible that says, in Romans 5:22 "But I say unto you, That ... whosoever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of hell fire."

See you in hell.

That's a good counter.  I've never seen it before in response to that verse.

No, that's not a good come back, it's a low IQ cheap shot. The Bible names who is a fool, and Romans does not pass that judgment to men.

[Amarok]

Um yes it does

[Abaddon_ire]

That's a good counter.  I've never seen it before in response to that verse.

No, that's not a good come back, it's a low IQ cheap shot. The Bible names who is a fool, and Romans does not pass that judgment to men.

Have you not read the bible?

[Cyberman]

No, that's not a good come back, it's a low IQ cheap shot. The Bible names who is a fool, and Romans does not pass that judgment to men.

Does your magic book say those things or does it not?

It's your fucking rules, either go with them or give it up. Making excuses for why you're exempt and we're not might make you feel special in primary school, but this is the real world you live in now. Pretend you're talking to grownups and who knows - we might just grant you the same courtesy in return.