RE: Do you recognize that God gains pleasure in creating evil?
June 15, 2012 at 3:51 pm
(This post was last modified: June 15, 2012 at 3:56 pm by dudeamis.)
(June 15, 2012 at 1:26 pm)Rhythm Wrote: The problem with free will is biblical support? LOL, no, whether or not any given ridiculous excuse for an argument has biblical support is completely fucking meaningless.
*facepalm* missed my point. Good job. If a Christian wants to use excuse X, it has to be supported by their holy text. Free will is in no way supported by their holy text so it becomes a fallacy and therefore void.
Of course there is a meaning. By rooting out the fallacies within their religion they can no longer use those fallacies in their apologetics. Its easy and pointless to say its from the bible so its void, that will never force a Christian to abandon their apologetic. Its far better to show that it has no root in their religion in the first place, forcing them to abandon it.
(June 15, 2012 at 2:44 pm)Godschild Wrote:(June 15, 2012 at 7:08 am)Faith No More Wrote: Really? Here is a direct quote.
I can't tell if you're being willfully disingenuous or if you cannot convert short term memory into long term.
Now you're trying to make me look like a liar, it's you sir who is being deceitful, shame on you for such dishonesty. The last part of that statement says, Ourselves because we fall to the deceit of the great deceiver. So were in this does the statement say we/I blame Satan, you really should learn to see what has been written, you need to quit reading your beliefs into my statements.
you were caught dude, stop breaking the 9th commandment already.
You do realize that Satan being an evil force was created for Christianity? There is no Jewish tradition that casts Satan as anything other than an angel working for God. Same with hell. In Jewish texts when you die to go to the grave, not Hell, not Heaven. Its amazing how much Christianity has strayed from Judaism. But not that much since the oldest Christian writer, Paul, despised The Law and contradicted Jesus so much on its importance.