RE: "Cut and paste" Christianity
November 1, 2009 at 12:03 pm
(This post was last modified: November 1, 2009 at 12:12 pm by AngelaRachnid.)
(November 1, 2009 at 9:52 am)Nicky Wrote: So true. I found it funny how on Question Time, Nick Griffin describes Islam as a viscious faith due to it saying in the Koran that 'a women victim of rape should be stoned to death for adultery' etc., yet he wants the country to run on Chritian values, which, if this is anything to go by, are as equally viscious.
Where do you think the musliums got their ideas from
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(October 29, 2009 at 4:57 am)EvidenceVsFaith Wrote: Or,
it didn't happen at all?
Perhaps?
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Yep I would go with that,
But then again its always handy to keep little things like that to use their own beliefs against them ..eventually they might get thier heads out gods ass long enough to think for themselves.
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(October 31, 2009 at 12:04 am)Minimalist Wrote: In The Bible Unearthed, Professor Israel Finkelstein takes some time to put this silly story into a 7th century BC context. Judah was a trade rival with fellow Assyrian vassal states Ammon and Moab. Lot's daughters get him drunk, have incest with their father and give birth to the founding figures of Ammon and Moab. As Finkelstein notes, no 7th century Judahite could have heard the story and not failed to suppress a smile at the ignominious beginnings of their rivals.
It is, in short, a 7th century BC propaganda story which has lost all relevance in modern times as none of the states of Judah, Moab or Ammon remain in existence.
Yet, stupid ass xtians will run around believing in such abject nonsense!
Excellent book, I forgot about his comments.
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