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Please, allow me? Bible orders people to kill? Yes, it most certainly does. It always amazes me how many times this God orders the killing of innocent people even after the Ten Commandments said “Thou shall not kill”.
Originally posted by LunaKat
Originally posted by autowrench
Please, allow me? Bible orders people to kill? Yes, it most certainly does. It always amazes me how many times this God orders the killing of innocent people even after the Ten Commandments said “Thou shall not kill”.
For example, God kills 70,000 innocent people because David ordered a census of the people (1 Chronicles 21).
I would give this post of yours 10 stars if I could Autowrench. Whenever I tell Christians that their God murdered people they don't believe me. Followed by the famous, "but thats the Old Testament." Ya! And thats the God their Jesus is trying to draw them to. He wants them to worship that Father --uh the one of the Old Testament. Same one.
Originally posted by LunaKat
So let me get this straight...cause its getting pretty late ...all you Christians are saying that those deaths were justified by a loving God? And that killing or murdering is like no big deal? You're all cool with it? A God like that?
Originally posted by chocise
Originally posted by LunaKat
So let me get this straight...cause its getting pretty late ...all you Christians are saying that those deaths were justified by a loving God? And that killing or murdering is like no big deal? You're all cool with it? A God like that?
Are you serious?
I think you're confused. Christianity refers to the teachings and words of Christ, not Job or Jacob. The Bible is a collection of works, some were omitted when it was compiled, others included, but Christianity is based on a bloke named Christ [there's a clue in there].
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by autowrench
Please, allow me? Bible orders people to kill? Yes, it most certainly does. It always amazes me how many times this God orders the killing of innocent people even after the Ten Commandments said “Thou shall not kill”.
Dear Jesus,.. *sigh*.
Who is "innocent" to God? And the command says "thou shalt not murder" in the Hebrew. Not all killing is murder.
Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by LunaKat
Lol and by thatLogic the Crusades and The Inquisition is also justified. That's Christian Logic for you :]
Originally posted by LunaKat
Originally posted by chocise
Originally posted by LunaKat
So let me get this straight...cause its getting pretty late ...all you Christians are saying that those deaths were justified by a loving God? And that killing or murdering is like no big deal? You're all cool with it? A God like that?
Are you serious?
I think you're confused. Christianity refers to the teachings and words of Christ, not Job or Jacob. The Bible is a collection of works, some were omitted when it was compiled, others included, but Christianity is based on a bloke named Christ [there's a clue in there].
Here's another clue for you He had a Father. One that He was sent to the Earth to bring sinners to. He always said it was for his Father...gee, wonder who that could be? It wasn't Bart Simpson. Hint --try the God of the Old Testament
Originally posted by Zeer0
reply to post by NOTurTypical
No not all of them but it's obvious that some Pastors use preaching as a way manipulate the innocent. As does the Bible manipulates people to turn against their fellow man and even Nature itself.
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by LunaKat
But God knows. Therefore how could he be wrong.
It is a statistical fact that if you killed all the bad people on Earth, only good people would be left, and then bad would be only at a scale within good people.
Therefore I don't really see what's wrong with God ordering the destruction of people whom we today know to have been pirates rapists and murderers. If God is suppose to know everyone's heart, then he knows why they are being killed.
I guess I call that the "wall of faith". You'd only think it makes sense if you have faith in him to do what is right. Otherwise, how can it be viewed as right if you don't think God knows everyone's heart. It's an argument whose own clause cancels itself out, and ultimately has no relevance for mankind. If you believe God is right, then it makes sense. If you don't believe in God, then it doesn't matter, because to you he never existed. So why argue over it?edit on 30-12-2011 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)
So let me get this straight...cause its getting pretty late ...all you Christians are saying that those deaths were justified by a loving God?