The God of the Old Testament had no problem with genocide.
I am glad, though, that people have become more enlightened since.
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Mass genocide 1973-2008 45 million fetusâs killed by the state
- Thread starter Mercor
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The God of the Old Testament had no problem with genocide.
I am glad, though, that people have become more enlightened since.
Quote from Mercor:
Yes, Humans are part of nature, too many feel we are above nature.
For example the global warming people should understand this is just survival of the fittest. The people who die from global warming are the ones who can't cope with the changes.
Same with abortion, the weak die, in this case it happens that 20 million blacks babies have been aborted, 2000 a day.
It really hurts black politicians.
But in reality we have free choice. We have the choice to kill our own or not. Hard to ever justify choosing death over life
well said
too bad many of the weak have to be eliminated by force, this will only cause their suffering as they die
man has created easier death, even being shot in the head or blown up is easier than most natural deaths, but no, even though they know they are the lower class, they are the worthless, the slaves of humanity, they have to fight, they have to suffer every minute of their death, what are they fighting, to keep a life that doesnât even deserve living it in the first place, they will stick around like tapeworms, and we will give them what they want by sending them to fight for their country, die the death they want, and yet that is if they are lucky, or else they go work in a factory till they get some fucking freaky cancer, and suffer from that, spend all their life earnings if they have any on medicine and shit like that
when i was a child i could never imagine people so stupid, willing to live lives worse than those of the most fucked up animals, but now i see them every where, every fucking country i go to, yes that is what humanity was all along
Quote from vhehn:
doesnt matter. you can put up all the strawman arguments you want to. biblegod by his own admission is a cruel vindictive monster. i would never worship such a being even if it actually existed.
Strawman? If you tried to speak on their subject before a group of neurologists or oncologists, you would be laughed off the stage. You are not taken seriously without a knowledge of the subject.
You try to speak of the infinite, of which you are without a clue. If you cannot demonstrate any grasp of the infinite, then talking about a god as if your opinion is to be taken seriously is a similarly pitiful attempt.
But don't worry, He is not in need of your approval, assent nor belief. And the final words will not be yours.
The problem will not be do you believe in god. The problem will be, does he believe in you? You may be smug, but you have no idea into what you are headed.
Quote from vhehn:
its hard to scare an educated populace with superstitious tales of hell and damnation.
Never mentioned either "hell" or "damnation". Nor "populace". You seem to be appealing to the masses, as if that changes anything
Educated? In the scale of the universe, you rank well below a momentary smoke particle, drifting in the wind. That is why your attempts to judge the infinite is so pitiful.
Scare? It makes no matter what you "believe" about God. When your life extinguishes, you may not find yourself so convinced of your genius. You really do not know where you came from or where you are going. Your continued bravado is perhaps of similar rank as a very brave pile of lint.
But you may have the final word. At least you may have the illusion of looking important for a moment...
Quote from rcanfiel:
Never mentioned either "hell" or "damnation". Nor "populace". You seem to be appealing to the masses, as if that changes anything
Educated? In the scale of the universe, you rank well below a momentary smoke particle, drifting in the wind. That is why your attempts to judge the infinite is so pitiful.
Scare? It makes no matter what you "believe" about God. When your life extinguishes, you may not find yourself so convinced of your genius. You really do not know where you came from or where you are going. Your continued bravado is perhaps of similar rank as a very brave pile of lint.
But you may have the final word. At least you may have the illusion of looking important for a moment...
how do you know 'the infinite' is god?
even if god created you and this universe, how do you know there is an infinite?
is your mind great enough to analyze such things?
Quote from thesharpone:
how do you know 'the infinite' is god?
didn't say it was. I said vh judges what he does not understand, and I am challenging him to give any evidence that he is qualified as an arbitreur or judge. He just punts.
even if god created you and this universe, how do you know there is an infinite?
According to our math, cosmology and other disciplines, we know of no bounds to space or other dimensions. Our universe, which may be one of many, has a maximum theoretical boundary circumscribed by expansion of 13.7 +/- billion years following a singularity; "Big Bang". However, there is no proof or reason to suspect it is not infinite beyond that boundary. It would be the duty of somenoe who says "the infinite" does not exist to so prove.
is your mind great enough to analyze such things?
It is "great enough" to argue the concepts we humans have so far discovered and elucidated in math, science, humanities, arts, religion, and other fields. No one can pretend to have exceeded these boundaries.
how do you know 'the infinite' is god?
didn't say it was. I said vh judges what he does not understand, and I am challenging him to give any evidence that he is qualified as an arbitreur or judge. He just punts.
even if god created you and this universe, how do you know there is an infinite?
According to our math, cosmology and other disciplines, we know of no bounds to space or other dimensions. Our universe, which may be one of many, has a maximum theoretical boundary circumscribed by expansion of 13.7 +/- billion years following a singularity; "Big Bang". However, there is no proof or reason to suspect it is not infinite beyond that boundary. It would be the duty of somenoe who says "the infinite" does not exist to so prove.
is your mind great enough to analyze such things?
It is "great enough" to argue the concepts we humans have so far discovered and elucidated in math, science, humanities, arts, religion, and other fields. No one can pretend to have exceeded these boundaries.
Quote from rcanfiel:
didn't say it was. I said vh judges what he does not understand, and I am challenging him to give any evidence that he is qualified as an arbitreur or judge. He just punts.
actually you did, re-read your post, and see for yourself that you called the infinite, God
Quote from rcanfiel:
It is "great enough" to argue the concepts we humans have so far discovered and elucidated in math, science, humanities, arts, religion, and other fields. No one can pretend to have exceeded these boundaries.
no one can comprehend the infinite, we only assume we do, to grasp the idea of the infinite would require a mind that is infinite in itself, you are joking if you claim you can, so you see; you judge what you do not understand also
Quote from thesharpone:
actually you did, re-read your post, and see for yourself that you called the infinite, God
God is one example of the infinite. Other examples include rays, lines, space, and an infinite variety of sets (including real numbers, imaginary numbers, counting numbers, etc. etc.)
no one can comprehend the infinite, we only assume we do, to grasp the idea of the infinite would require a mind that is infinite in itself, you are joking if you claim you can, so you see; you judge what you do not understand also
you either didn't read or didn't understand what I said, so I will re-post it:
you: how do you know 'the infinite' is god? even if god created you and this universe, how do you know there is an infinite? is your mind great enough to analyze such things?
me: It is "great enough" to argue the concepts we humans have so far discovered and elucidated in math, science, humanities, arts, religion, and other fields. No one can pretend to have exceeded these boundaries.
actually you did, re-read your post, and see for yourself that you called the infinite, God
God is one example of the infinite. Other examples include rays, lines, space, and an infinite variety of sets (including real numbers, imaginary numbers, counting numbers, etc. etc.)
no one can comprehend the infinite, we only assume we do, to grasp the idea of the infinite would require a mind that is infinite in itself, you are joking if you claim you can, so you see; you judge what you do not understand also
you either didn't read or didn't understand what I said, so I will re-post it:
you: how do you know 'the infinite' is god? even if god created you and this universe, how do you know there is an infinite? is your mind great enough to analyze such things?
me: It is "great enough" to argue the concepts we humans have so far discovered and elucidated in math, science, humanities, arts, religion, and other fields. No one can pretend to have exceeded these boundaries.