presonorek
Gold Member
I was simply pointing out you made a mistake. God said don't murder, not don't kill.
In 1611 God said, "Don't kill" to the English speaking population. It wasn't until recently that God changed his mind and replaced the word "kill" with "murder".
I don't know why God felt the need to change His position. I have a theory that God needs us to fight a holy war against the Muslims in the near future. The Quaker's theology was really messing up the recruiting efforts of various military institutions of English speaking peoples. I think that is why God felt the need to change the wording of the ten commandments a little bit. The Quaker's non-violent doctrine and the Muslim jihad's violent doctrine are really jacking up God's plan for His kingdom.
It is more accurately described this way.
Thou shalt not kill without a majority vote.
Thou shalt not steal without a majority vote.
Thou shalt not commit adultery unless you have been elected to political office.