RE: The bible identifies the Christ as a False Prophet
September 19, 2013 at 1:43 pm
(This post was last modified: September 19, 2013 at 2:22 pm by Godscreated.)
(September 18, 2013 at 11:33 pm)Godschild Wrote:
Max-greece Wrote:As for this:
"You can't destroy my knowledge of God nor my faith in who He is, Christ said do not be afraid of those who hate you, they can only destroy the body, it's temporary I will get a new one."
max-greece Wrote:I really don't think there is a single person on this forum looking to harm you physically. I'd be surprised if anyone actually hates you.
Is your faith making you paranoid?
I did not mean anyone would harm me, it was an illustration as to why I know their's no one who can destroy my belief in God. As far as hating me, yes some here have made that statement to me, guess they do not like my stance with Christ, I've not budged in over three years. My faith brings me great delight there's no reason for me to be paranoid. Hope this makes sense to you.
GC
(September 19, 2013 at 12:32 am)Godschild Wrote:
BRB Wrote:I am showing it. I have given you ample evidence that religion is subjective and no culture can claim that they know the one and only God. I have tried to show you that the Bible is errancy-filled, and therefore not the work of a perfect being, but the work of simple men. What would you like me to say about the scriptures? Have you not seen my posts about the virgin birth, the trinity or why I think God is evil? I quote scripture extensively in those threads. I have never claimed to be an expert, but I'm not dumb, either.
I've seen them and the way you misuse scriptures, as far as I'm concerned you know nothing about scriptures except how to make them say something they don't.
BRB Wrote:I am trying to show you that life is not under the control of some mysterious being that can never be seen or heard. I am showing you that your life is in your own hands. Who you are, what morals you have and what goals you have in life are under your own control. And that, to me, is what atheism is all about. It's not about nothingness, it's about experiencing everything the way it should be experienced, with an open mind, not fear.
You have failed badly, you think I haven't seen the crap you're posting before you got here. Your life might be in your hands, however I've chosen to live mine in a relationship with God and follow the teachings from His omniscience. I have great experiences with God, I get to see things through His eyes, to bad you did not try and live a life for Him and to glorify Him, you might have found out who God really is.
BRB Wrote:Live for growth and change, GC, don't fear imperfection.
You mean to tell me you lived in fear as a Christian, and you say you know the scriptures. There's no reason to live in fear as a Christian. For Christians who care, growth and change are a part of our relationship with God a part we look forward to.
God loves those who believe and those who do not and the same goes for me, you have no choice in this matter. That puts the matter of total free will to rest.
