Conflicting statements in the bible

[Fidel_Castronaut]

You need to remember that we deem your version of whatever god it is you submit yourself to on equal footing to the tooth fairy or unicorns.

So you have no idea what god I believe in but feel qualified to weigh in with an opinion about it. No class, my friend, no class.

Apparently you feel qualified in all manner of social/political/theological paradigms to discuss them in the open to everyone on here. That's the nature of opinions, everyone has them, especially on an open forum where anyone can comment and critique the views too. You appear to have quite a few posts; I'm sorry I had to be the one to break this information to you.

For the record, despite the link from min (above ^^), I'm still not really clear what your god is, what it does, what it looks like, how it acts (and so on and so on).

Thus if, say, evidence were to be provided that said deity (indeed, whatever it is) actually existed, then perhaps a change in opinion on it (I am the ultimate pragmatist) would occur. But you are spot on; the fact that you believe in a god (again, whatever it is) does, I admit, automatically turn on my bias alert machine and relegate your beliefs to the 'un-evidenced, forgettable' pile, which unfortunately appears currently to be the largest there is .

And thank you, I do regard myself as someone with no class. I don't identify with the de facto working class background to which I was born into, neither with the so called middle class lifestyle to which I have now apparently become apart of thanks to my earnings and apparent lust for southern comfort on a weekday evening (the UK middle classes are just killers for their drink problems, which I thankfully don't have). How did you manage to guess that from my one post?

I'm thankful you didn't come to harm in the Punjab or were born to a family who resided in the Punjab either, because who knows what god you'd be praying too! Oh it must be fate!