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originally posted by: Finspiracy
originally posted by: Sheye
a reply to: Finspiracy
Many many non Christians love to judge Christians , and our blind to their own hypocrisy. đđđź
True. I am a non Christian, obviously, But i respect many Christians. I also dislike many of them. I don't think i am being hypocritical. I like many atheists. I dislike many atheists. Seems like we are, in regards to opinions and general view about life, so far from each other, that further discussion is fruitless because you can't understand, and i also can't understand.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: JustJohnny
a reply to: EdgeofParadise
Just out of curiosity, how do you square the fact that Christianity was just as bad as present day Islamic terrorists idk.. 70 years ago all the way back to the beginning...
It blows my mind people think Christians âwe were wrong for 2000 years, but now we have it right..â
It blows my mind that you can't understand the difference between people who represented themselves as Christians yet did great evil in the world lusting for power, over those who were real Christians who loved each other and cared for their fellow man.
How convenient it must be for you to lump them all into one category of badness to vindicate your own lack of moral persuasion. Because that is all that you are doing upon yourself if you keep it up. Grow out of it while you have the chance.
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: JustJohnny
a reply to: EdgeofParadise
Just out of curiosity, how do you square the fact that Christianity was just as bad as present day Islamic terrorists idk.. 70 years ago all the way back to the beginning...
It blows my mind people think Christians âwe were wrong for 2000 years, but now we have it right..â
It blows my mind that you can't understand the difference between people who represented themselves as Christians yet did great evil in the world lusting for power, over those who were real Christians who loved each other and cared for their fellow man.
How convenient it must be for you to lump them all into one category of badness to vindicate your own lack of moral persuasion. Because that is all that you are doing upon yourself if you keep it up. Grow out of it while you have the chance.
The same could be said for the majority of Christians who indict all atheists for the atrocities of a few, and refuse to acknowledge that the majority of atheists have never committed an atrocity.
How convenient it must be for them to lump all atheists into one category of badness...
Many many Christians love to judge non-Christians, and are willfully blind to their own hypocrisy.
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
originally posted by: JustJohnny
a reply to: EdgeofParadise
Just out of curiosity, how do you square the fact that Christianity was just as bad as present day Islamic terrorists idk.. 70 years ago all the way back to the beginning...
It blows my mind people think Christians âwe were wrong for 2000 years, but now we have it right..â
It blows my mind that you can't understand the difference between people who represented themselves as Christians yet did great evil in the world lusting for power, over those who were real Christians who loved each other and cared for their fellow man.
How convenient it must be for you to lump them all into one category of badness to vindicate your own lack of moral persuasion. Because that is all that you are doing upon yourself if you keep it up. Grow out of it while you have the chance.
The same could be said for the majority of Christians who indict all atheists for the atrocities of a few, and refuse to acknowledge that the majority of atheists have never committed an atrocity.
How convenient it must be for them to lump all atheists into one category of badness...
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: Sheye
You all act like your above sinning, and the JWâs are the worst lot on this planet. Maybe look into what some of your fav heavy metal bands do on their âdownâ time Fin before you so easily cast stones at EdgeofParadise.
Those heavy metal bands aren't claiming to be "God's" ambassadors, nor are they claiming the moral high ground.
Many many non Christians love to judge Christians , and are blind to their own hypocrisy.
Many many Christians love to judge non-Christians, and are willfully blind to their own hypocrisy.
Then why do you think Edge can control or should control what others do in his church.
He can't, nor should he, but he can acknowledge it and denounce it.
originally posted by: Sheye
a reply to: Klassified
Many many Christians love to judge non-Christians, and are willfully blind to their own hypocrisy.
Finn already posted something similar to this , which is why I replied that the opposite is also very true. Non Christians often feel they are above any judgement from anyone because they have no belief in God.
We all judge, and sometimes have to make judgement calls. I didnât care for the way Finn was addressing Edge, so I made reference to it.
Those heavy metal bands aren't claiming to be "God's" ambassadors, nor are they claiming the moral high ground.
...greed to steal America from it's native people's caused the longest genocide in human history.
originally posted by: Klassified
a reply to: LABTECH767
...greed to steal America from it's native people's caused the longest genocide in human history.
Yes, and most of the people behind it were "devout" Christians, just as most of the slave holders were.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: TzarChasm
And if God stood over people as you suggest, people would moan and complain the lack of autonomy
You already are
Itâs funny, Trump wants out of the messy ME, but so many donât want out of the ME. Trump wants to let the Kurds self determine, defend.
So whatâs right, you want God to baby you? Big boy?
Eventually the Turks will cause havoc to the Kurds and US will step in
Thatâs Godâs plan, when things get so bad, step in
Humanity will destroy itself, thatâs a given
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: TzarChasm
And if God stood over people as you suggest, people would moan and complain the lack of autonomy
You already are
Itâs funny, Trump wants out of the messy ME, but so many donât want out of the ME. Trump wants to let the Kurds self determine, defend.
So whatâs right, you want God to baby you? Big boy?
Eventually the Turks will cause havoc to the Kurds and US will step in
Thatâs Godâs plan, when things get so bad, step in
Humanity will destroy itself, thatâs a given
Let him run a campaign the good ol' American way. Right after he settles the dozens of lawsuits waiting for him. Being in charge means you answer for the mistakes that you should have prevented, a little something called accountability. But the whole "sacrificing your kid to yourself to appease your own anger for messing up the antfarm you designed" deal throws accountability right out the window. Thanks to that communion wine, all debts are forgiven. Now get on your knees and kiss the ring.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: TzarChasm
And if God stood over people as you suggest, people would moan and complain the lack of autonomy
You already are
Itâs funny, Trump wants out of the messy ME, but so many donât want out of the ME. Trump wants to let the Kurds self determine, defend.
So whatâs right, you want God to baby you? Big boy?
Eventually the Turks will cause havoc to the Kurds and US will step in
Thatâs Godâs plan, when things get so bad, step in
Humanity will destroy itself, thatâs a given
Let him run a campaign the good ol' American way. Right after he settles the dozens of lawsuits waiting for him. Being in charge means you answer for the mistakes that you should have prevented, a little something called accountability. But the whole "sacrificing your kid to yourself to appease your own anger for messing up the antfarm you designed" deal throws accountability right out the window. Thanks to that communion wine, all debts are forgiven. Now get on your knees and kiss the ring.
I would expect no less ignorance from you TC
Itâs like you have a classic, childs education of Roman Catholicism and still have a childâs view
Younshould be bitter