RE: Non-muslim terriorist kills 84 in Norway.
July 26, 2011 at 7:35 pm
(This post was last modified: July 26, 2011 at 7:38 pm by Shell B.)
(July 26, 2011 at 7:27 pm)Statler Waldorf Wrote: Sure there have been Christians who have made mistakes and wronged their fellow men, but the point is that when they did this they were acting in a manner that was contradicting their religion, not a manner fueled by it, which is what atheists always want to try and argue to further their anti-religion agenda.
So, if a police officer kills someone in anger, even though he has sworn to protect the public, he is not a police officer. Sorry, Stat. That argument is a sieve. As for "furthering their anti-religion agenda," I'm not anti-religious, yet I use a person's self-identification in matters of religion, politics, etc. In those issues, it really doesn't matter how you behave, it is what you relate to that matters. You have no way of knowing if the "holy spirit" was in that man or that god willed whatever he did, so how can you possibly strip him of his own label? We've had this conversation before. You don't have Christ-dar, so who are you to say someone who identifies as a Christian is not Christian?
(July 26, 2011 at 7:35 pm)Statler Waldorf Wrote: We (Christians) agree on most things, and one of those things is that we should not mow down 68 unarmed people including women and children. So again, that's just another red herring.
Hmmm ..., if I remember correctly, god seems to disagree with Christians, if the above is true. Isn't everything part of "his" plan? Hasn't "he" himself ordered slaughters, massacres and various other atrocities?
