Have you read the good book?

[Drich]

The ultimate measure of what is and is not God can only be found in the bible.

And you know this how exactly?  Your devotion to 'biblical Christianity' is just another dogmatic religious doctrine, founded on nothing.

Actually going the other way with it.

There are many other 'beings' out there that to us wield God like power. I know most of you like to think deity is born out of a vacuum or out of some intellectual need minus fact... Not the case. Over and over as we witness or hear of the orgins of other religions (Islam, LDS ect) powerful being claiming to be God or a messenger of God gives a message counter what the bible says.

There is so much beyond your, absence of any deity preview, that even the blind could see it. To set Christianity or rather biblical Christian apart from the rest of the crowd one must let the bible set the definition of what is and is not God. Because without the bible what do you truly have? Tradition, dogma, doctrine? how does that differ from anyother religious belief?

If you seek to worship or test or know the God of the bible, then it is to the bible alone must you seek the face of God. Meaning it is to the bible alone that will help you identify and or recognize God when He shows up.

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And if it's not about morality?

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I'm sure it's not with you.  Wanting to give "the gift of hell" showed that pretty well.

Your religion is just a convenient club for wield on people you look down on.  You're a small-minded individual, made smaller by ranting and claims you know god.

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Unlike any Atheist social gathering which only has the purest intentions to educate poor confused theists.

Or is it the other way round?

You gather together to bully the religious till you figure out your not smart enough to bully us word for word, then you seek to manipulate by twisting the religion to fit some carnie morality system that only you and those like you can identify.

Here's an idea sport, why not just move past the one up's manship crap and simply stay on topic