Incorrect. I make no assumptions at all. Why should I?But you assume that everyone will, though, right? Because otherwise there are RULES.
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Incorrect. I make no assumptions at all. Why should I?But you assume that everyone will, though, right? Because otherwise there are RULES.
Exactly. I'm not a church lady like you.
Incorrect. I make no assumptions at all. Why should I?
'Fail'? Who fails?Then if there are some who FAIL
Why the need to change the word 'choice' to the word 'fail'?Ergo my original point still stands.
You worship yourself. That's your God.LOL. So I simultaneously DON'T believe in God AND am a "Church Lady".
Funny. It's almost as if my posts confuse the crap out of you. Because you have no experience in debating philosophy or theology. It's all way beyond you. You are very limited in your reading, you know next to nothing and when you post something you have to basically wholesale lift entire chapters of other people's work.
LOL.
Go back and close your eyes real tight and pray some more.
Judgement day is not a test about the contents of the Bible. It appears to center on how well we love God and our fellowman.Indeed. Which one is correct? Guess you have to pick a side and hope that you got the right one on Judgement Day.
Incorrect. I am stating reality. It's not up to us. You on the other hand would be judge, jury and executioner if given the chance. Your judgments of people cloud your objectivity and prevent you from seeing reality.Wow. You lack even a modicum of thought about your own faith?
I'm impressed. I honestly didn't think someone could mock God by violating his commandments, claim they WORSHIP that same god they mock and now show me that they don't even THINK ABOUT THEIR OWN FAITH.
You are a complete package.
It is hard to love something one does not believe exists.
- I have no belief in God
- I reject God (can't reject what is not there)
If someone truly wants eternal separation from God, isn't that what freedom of choice is all about?
To those interested in an eternity in heaven, the question can be raised, In what capacity?
God's power is not put forward to get certain things done, but to get them done in a certain way, under certain conditions and with certain results in the lives of those who do them. That's what God is looking for from you.So if God wants ME to come to Him (and we are assured He does) then I'm merely asking that he not ask me to do something that is stupid.
Judgement day is not a test about the contents of the Bible. It appears to center on how well we love God and our fellowman.
The original Hebrew goes beyond 'jealous' being a simple emotion. Judaism notes that human emotions do not describe God any better than "the right hand of God" describes God's physical appearance.And the biblical description of God as a jealous god who delivers cities over to be killed by the edge of a sword, that is best left in the dust.
And since I'm in little need of a tiny whispering sound I am more than happy to toss out the whole thing.
Like I said earlier: you and I only differ by degree.
God's power is not put forward to get certain things done, but to get them done in a certain way, under certain conditions and with certain results in the lives of those who do them. That's what God is looking for from you.
If you want to be separated from God, he will grant your wish and withdraw his spirit from you. Only then when you will know what you lost.I simply want to cease to exist upon death.
I have. I got that from MLK Jr.I was raised a protestant. You should learn more about other sects of you religion.
The original Hebrew goes beyond 'jealous' being a simple emotion. Judaism notes that human emotions do not describe God any better than "the right hand of God" describes God's physical appearance.
I am surprise you see yourself mostly in agreement with me. I see the two of us as having very different perspectives.
If you want to be separated from God, he will grant your wish and withdraw his spirit from you. Only then when you will know what you lost.
I don't believe he destroys what he creates, so your wish to cease to exist may not be granted.
I have. I got that from MLK Jr.
Quite the opposite. I am saddened by your choice to separate yourself from God. It's human nature to take for granted the things we have. Which is why when we lose what we have we come to appreciate what we lost. It's just human nature.I will tell you, I LOVE It when Christians get a little woody about my damnation.
"Know what I lost".
No idea. What part of no one knows their fate or the fate of others did you not understand?What will happen to atheists in your version?