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God did things in one period of history, say the OT period, that was it they were done. There were no exhortations to kill unbelievers in perpetuity, why would you expect the same things to keep happening over and over and into the NT period? Why does any of this mean they are different gods? Why are you so confused? Lol.To Jews Jesus isn't God, he isn't even the messiah, that's why there's a NT. What's your problem here? Jews and Christians are separate systems for a reason. Lol.If that was God and it wasn't Jesus....then Jesus isn't God. That's simple logic, yes?
Again....Christians follow the teachings of Jesus....what did Jesus say about committing murder....? You refusal to list Jesus ordering the murder of innocent people is noted....
You're arguing polytheism. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians. Or you're arguing that Jesus isn't god. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians.
So why would I take the opinion of a non-Christian on Christianity?
His whole argument is crap and he is struggling to confuse the issue.......typical lefty...the truth, the facts and reality do not support his beliefs...so he lies.....
To a polytheist like yourself, perhaps. But most Christians aren't polytheists. They don't believe that there was ONE god in the old testament and a second DIFFERENT god in the new testament.
Your argument requires it. You just failed your own 'no true scotsman' fallacy.
Why do you spell Christian with a 'k'?kristians that will research the Koran all day long, but won't research the bible.
Rather telling yes?
Look, here's another clue you seem to be missing - OLD testament, NEW testament. Jews, Christians. Jesus not recognised by Jews. Sigh.Christians are called Christians and not Jews for a reason.Again....Christians follow the teachings of Jesus....what did Jesus say about committing murder....? You refusal to list Jesus ordering the murder of innocent people is noted....
You're arguing polytheism. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians. Or you're arguing that Jesus isn't god. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians.
So why would I take the opinion of a non-Christian on Christianity?
So why do they have the 'Old Testament'? And who was ordering all that slaughter in it?
Someone *else's* god? How many 'gods' are there in Christianity?
So god in the old testament isn't god of the new testament then?
How many Gods are there? Round it to the nearest dozen if you don't mind.
God did things in one period of history, say the OT period, that was it they were done. There were no exhortations to kill unbelievers in perpetuity, why would you expect the same things to keep happening over and over and into the NT period? Why does any of this mean they are different gods? Why are you so confused? Lol.To Jews Jesus isn't God, he isn't even the messiah, that's why there's a NT. What's your problem here? Jews and Christians are separate systems for a reason. Lol.Again....Christians follow the teachings of Jesus....what did Jesus say about committing murder....? You refusal to list Jesus ordering the murder of innocent people is noted....
You're arguing polytheism. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians. Or you're arguing that Jesus isn't god. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians.
So why would I take the opinion of a non-Christian on Christianity?
His whole argument is crap and he is struggling to confuse the issue.......typical lefty...the truth, the facts and reality do not support his beliefs...so he lies.....
To a polytheist like yourself, perhaps. But most Christians aren't polytheists. They don't believe that there was ONE god in the old testament and a second DIFFERENT god in the new testament.
Your argument requires it. You just failed your own 'no true scotsman' fallacy.
Please show me where in the Bible your imaginary caveats to 'thou shall not kill' are located.Look, here's another clue you seem to be missing - OLD testament, NEW testament. Jews, Christians. Jesus not recognised by Jews. Sigh.Christians are called Christians and not Jews for a reason.You're arguing polytheism. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians. Or you're arguing that Jesus isn't god. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians.
So why would I take the opinion of a non-Christian on Christianity?
So why do they have the 'Old Testament'? And who was ordering all that slaughter in it?
Someone *else's* god? How many 'gods' are there in Christianity?
So god in the old testament isn't god of the new testament then?
How many Gods are there? Round it to the nearest dozen if you don't mind.
Please state where Jesus said to commit murder.....
waiting...
Exodus 20:13 said:Thou Shall Not Kill
Bible Gateway passage: Exodus 20:13 - Living Bible
Dear God. How many times do I have to explain why I think why not? Seriously. Go back and read 'why not', I've explained my reasoning at least three times.Why don't we get back to the OP. If you want to label other forms of terrorism Hindu terrorism etc when appropriate, have at it. But why do you want to link them to the daily occurrences of Islamic terrorism? Why do you want to muddy the waters? Islamic terrorism happens daily all around the globe, just call it what it is.Nope.....you have failed to show how Christianity teaches it's followers to commit murder.....
Murder.....according to who? You've already given us exceptions for the 'thou shall not kill' commandment. A caveat that neither Jesus nor the 10 commandments include.
So Christians can kill millions......and still commit no 'murder' according to your logic.
Christians aren't the only faith that carve out 'exceptions' for their own killing.
No.....Two of us have given you the actual commandment...it isn't thou shalt not kill, it is thou shalt do no murder...killing and murder are different....you have lost the debate, and are now doing what a lefty loser always does....moving the goal post, nit picking words.......lying......but go ahead, your twitness is amusing....
The King James Version disagrees.
Who am I to believe? You are the King James Version of the Bible?
I'm not arguing for 'hindu terrorism' or 'Christian terrorism' ....but applying the OP's standard have suggested that "Theistic Terrorism' would fit it best. It meets every criteria of the OP. Encompasses the largest group. And includes motivation.
If not, why not?
God did things in one period of history, say the OT period, that was it they were done. There were no exhortations to kill unbelievers in perpetuity, why would you expect the same things to keep happening over and over and into the NT period? Why does any of this mean they are different gods? Why are you so confused? Lol.To Jews Jesus isn't God, he isn't even the messiah, that's why there's a NT. What's your problem here? Jews and Christians are separate systems for a reason. Lol.You're arguing polytheism. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians. Or you're arguing that Jesus isn't god. That's not 'real Christianity' according to most Christians.
So why would I take the opinion of a non-Christian on Christianity?
His whole argument is crap and he is struggling to confuse the issue.......typical lefty...the truth, the facts and reality do not support his beliefs...so he lies.....
To a polytheist like yourself, perhaps. But most Christians aren't polytheists. They don't believe that there was ONE god in the old testament and a second DIFFERENT god in the new testament.
Your argument requires it. You just failed your own 'no true scotsman' fallacy.
If I were you I wouldn't fall for it....he is caught and can't defend his dump post....so now he is trying to derail the discussion to hide his stupid lie about Christians.....
Dear God. How many times do I have to explain why I think why not? Seriously. Go back and read 'why not', I've explained my reasoning at least three times.Why don't we get back to the OP. If you want to label other forms of terrorism Hindu terrorism etc when appropriate, have at it. But why do you want to link them to the daily occurrences of Islamic terrorism? Why do you want to muddy the waters? Islamic terrorism happens daily all around the globe, just call it what it is.Murder.....according to who? You've already given us exceptions for the 'thou shall not kill' commandment. A caveat that neither Jesus nor the 10 commandments include.
So Christians can kill millions......and still commit no 'murder' according to your logic.
Christians aren't the only faith that carve out 'exceptions' for their own killing.
No.....Two of us have given you the actual commandment...it isn't thou shalt not kill, it is thou shalt do no murder...killing and murder are different....you have lost the debate, and are now doing what a lefty loser always does....moving the goal post, nit picking words.......lying......but go ahead, your twitness is amusing....
The King James Version disagrees.
Who am I to believe? You are the King James Version of the Bible?
I'm not arguing for 'hindu terrorism' or 'Christian terrorism' ....but applying the OP's standard have suggested that "Theistic Terrorism' would fit it best. It meets every criteria of the OP. Encompasses the largest group. And includes motivation.
If not, why not?
God did things in one period of history, say the OT period, that was it they were done. There were no exhortations to kill unbelievers in perpetuity, why would you expect the same things to keep happening over and over and into the NT period? Why does any of this mean they are different gods? Why are you so confused? Lol.To Jews Jesus isn't God, he isn't even the messiah, that's why there's a NT. What's your problem here? Jews and Christians are separate systems for a reason. Lol.
His whole argument is crap and he is struggling to confuse the issue.......typical lefty...the truth, the facts and reality do not support his beliefs...so he lies.....
To a polytheist like yourself, perhaps. But most Christians aren't polytheists. They don't believe that there was ONE god in the old testament and a second DIFFERENT god in the new testament.
Your argument requires it. You just failed your own 'no true scotsman' fallacy.
If I were you I wouldn't fall for it....he is caught and can't defend his dump post....so now he is trying to derail the discussion to hide his stupid lie about Christians.....
What would you know? You're not even a Christian. No 'Christian' would argue that there is more than one God. And yet you're arguing that the god of the old testament is a DIFFERENT god than in the new testament.
That's polytheism. Not Christianity.
Not all Christians use the relatively recent KJV, as you must know. It is a translation. Translators get words wrong, you know that right? If in doubt, ask a Jew if that commandment is 'kill' or 'murder' and you will find they say 'murder'. You will also find most Christians too understand it is 'murder' and not kill.Try Moses? Lol.Nope.....you have failed to show how Christianity teaches it's followers to commit murder.....
Murder.....according to who? You've already given us exceptions for the 'thou shall not kill' commandment. A caveat that neither Jesus nor the 10 commandments include.
So Christians can kill millions......and still commit no 'murder' according to your logic.
Christians aren't the only faith that carve out 'exceptions' for their own killing.
No.....Two of us have given you the actual commandment...it isn't thou shalt not kill, it is thou shalt do no murder...killing and murder are different....you have lost the debate, and are now doing what a lefty loser always does....moving the goal post, nit picking words.......lying......but go ahead, your twitness is amusing....
The King James Version disagrees.
Who am I to believe? You are the King James Version of the Bible?
Moses isn't here. The KJV is. Why would I ignore it and instead believe you?
And that wasn't god in the old testament? This is pretty simple logic: either it was god in the OLD and the NEW testament.....or it wasn't.
Pick one.
Here you go twit...
Thou shalt not kill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The commandment against murder can be viewed as a legal issue governing human relationships, noting that the first four commandments relate strongly to man's duty to God and that the latter six commandments describe duties toward humans.[9][10] The commandment against murder can also be viewed as based in respect for God himself.[11][12] Since man is made in God's image, the shedding of innocent blood is viewed as a direct offense against God.[13]
And where did Jesus order his followers to commit murder....
waiting....
Exodus 20:13 said:Thou Shall Not Kill
Bible Gateway passage: Exodus 20:13 - Living Bible
Not all Christians use the relatively recent KJV, as you must know. It is a translation. Translators get words wrong, you know that right? If in doubt, ask a Jew if that commandment is 'kill' or 'murder' and you will find they say 'murder'. You will also find most Christians too understand it is 'murder' and not kill.Try Moses? Lol.Murder.....according to who? You've already given us exceptions for the 'thou shall not kill' commandment. A caveat that neither Jesus nor the 10 commandments include.
So Christians can kill millions......and still commit no 'murder' according to your logic.
Christians aren't the only faith that carve out 'exceptions' for their own killing.
No.....Two of us have given you the actual commandment...it isn't thou shalt not kill, it is thou shalt do no murder...killing and murder are different....you have lost the debate, and are now doing what a lefty loser always does....moving the goal post, nit picking words.......lying......but go ahead, your twitness is amusing....
The King James Version disagrees.
Who am I to believe? You are the King James Version of the Bible?
Moses isn't here. The KJV is. Why would I ignore it and instead believe you?
And that wasn't god in the old testament? This is pretty simple logic: either it was god in the OLD and the NEW testament.....or it wasn't.
Pick one.
Here you go twit...
Thou shalt not kill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The commandment against murder can be viewed as a legal issue governing human relationships, noting that the first four commandments relate strongly to man's duty to God and that the latter six commandments describe duties toward humans.[9][10] The commandment against murder can also be viewed as based in respect for God himself.[11][12] Since man is made in God's image, the shedding of innocent blood is viewed as a direct offense against God.[13]
And where did Jesus order his followers to commit murder....
waiting....
That's not the Bible. That's wikipedia.
Please show me where in the Bible your imaginary caveats to 'thou shall not kill' are located.
Exodus 20:13 said:Thou Shall Not Kill
Bible Gateway passage: Exodus 20:13 - Living Bible
I'm waiting.
Not all Christians use the relatively recent KJV, as you must know. It is a translation. Translators get words wrong, you know that right? If in doubt, ask a Jew if that commandment is 'kill' or 'murder' and you will find they say 'murder'. You will also find most Christians too understand it is 'murder' and not kill.Try Moses? Lol.Murder.....according to who? You've already given us exceptions for the 'thou shall not kill' commandment. A caveat that neither Jesus nor the 10 commandments include.
So Christians can kill millions......and still commit no 'murder' according to your logic.
Christians aren't the only faith that carve out 'exceptions' for their own killing.
No.....Two of us have given you the actual commandment...it isn't thou shalt not kill, it is thou shalt do no murder...killing and murder are different....you have lost the debate, and are now doing what a lefty loser always does....moving the goal post, nit picking words.......lying......but go ahead, your twitness is amusing....
The King James Version disagrees.
Who am I to believe? You are the King James Version of the Bible?
Moses isn't here. The KJV is. Why would I ignore it and instead believe you?
And that wasn't god in the old testament? This is pretty simple logic: either it was god in the OLD and the NEW testament.....or it wasn't.
Pick one.
Here you go twit...
Thou shalt not kill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The commandment against murder can be viewed as a legal issue governing human relationships, noting that the first four commandments relate strongly to man's duty to God and that the latter six commandments describe duties toward humans.[9][10] The commandment against murder can also be viewed as based in respect for God himself.[11][12] Since man is made in God's image, the shedding of innocent blood is viewed as a direct offense against God.[13]
And where did Jesus order his followers to commit murder....
waiting....
That's not the Bible. That's wikipedia.
Please show me where in the Bible your imaginary caveats to 'thou shall not kill' are located.
Exodus 20:13 said:Thou Shall Not Kill
Bible Gateway passage: Exodus 20:13 - Living Bible
I'm waiting.
Where did Jesus order his followers to commit murder?
Where did Jesus condone murder?
In any translation of the bible......
Twit....
Exodus 20:13 said:Thou Shall Not Kill
Bible Gateway passage: Exodus 20:13 - Living Bible
Not all Christians use the relatively recent KJV, as you must know. It is a translation. Translators get words wrong, you know that right? If in doubt, ask a Jew if that commandment is 'kill' or 'murder' and you will find they say 'murder'. You will also find most Christians too understand it is 'murder' and not kill.Try Moses? Lol.No.....Two of us have given you the actual commandment...it isn't thou shalt not kill, it is thou shalt do no murder...killing and murder are different....you have lost the debate, and are now doing what a lefty loser always does....moving the goal post, nit picking words.......lying......but go ahead, your twitness is amusing....
The King James Version disagrees.
Who am I to believe? You are the King James Version of the Bible?
Moses isn't here. The KJV is. Why would I ignore it and instead believe you?
And that wasn't god in the old testament? This is pretty simple logic: either it was god in the OLD and the NEW testament.....or it wasn't.
Pick one.
If I asked a jew if the 'god' of the old testament was the 'god' of the new testament, they could at least give me a straight answer.
You can't. So either you're a polytheist.....or god didn't give us the 10 commandments.
So given we have a pair of polytheists who doesn't believe the god of the old testament is the god of the new......would any 'real Christians' like to take a shot at my question?
Is the 'god' of the old testament the same 'god' as the new testament?
