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Willfully ignorant blinders on: Matthias: But didn't kill on that Tuesday at lunch time. Us: Just because the killer didn't kill on that Tuesday at lunch time doesn't mean he's not a killer. Matthias: But didn't kill on that Tuesday at lunch time!

That may be true for you. Jesus drank alcohol but John the Baptist was forbidden.

What verse say that?

IMHO, your statement is over-applying Scripture beyond where the text supports. Nowhere in the Bible does it advocate for brushing your teeth. Yet, we fight against carnal bacteria, etc. Yes, we fight against SPIRITUAL wickedness on an individual basis. However, centuries later when Christians...

I love how he sets up the Strawman. Abdicating the foolish notion the Bible is totally absent of any violence, he wants us to draw only from his pacifist sources to find support for using violence. What a corrupt search for truth that is!

You are an anti-Biblical fanatic. There is no persuading you. Your ideology favors evil doers over God's innocent children. On the LHS are hordes of Islamic Jihadi's. On the RH-S are God's innocent children. Abstaining from protecting the innocent leads inevitably to their destruction and...

Just heard of this idea last week and it was used in this vid of potential jurors who said they could not bring themselves to find the murderer guilty OR punish him. For a great and short 5-minute Prager U background, also check out this vid. So, the questions are: What do you think of the...

You mean, like you regarding the truth of providing no evidence of your Trump claims in the 9th circuit of killing kids?

https://www.wnd.com/2026/06/axe-wielding-maniac-gets-stopped-when-gun-toting/

The swords Jesus commanded to be bought were not for the purposes of stopping the completion of his ministry but for their self defense once he’s gone.

This topic? LOL IMO, one of the most vibrant aspects of Christianity is debating everything, which is iron sharpens iron, and deepens our faith, not blind but open eyed from the debates.

This standard is not the same as beyond ALL doubt, including unreasonable doubt.

I love all your analogies - furniture factory, throwing under the bus, "Straining gnats, while Swallowing Camels!", Mortar, make stick, etc. I go back to the significance of our Lord being called "The Prince of Peace." Everybody knows a prince is a power in the waiting. Jesus is NOT called the...

Give. Take. Not the same. See Matthew 25. The parable is NOT the 5 wise virgins giving the foolish virgins oil they ‘need.’

He doesn't realize his moral poles are reversed; we are playing God's advocate; it is him who is advocating for the devil. Your point about his throwing Jesus, the apostles and our Heavenly Father under the bus at every turn is spot on. He has no rational response to Ps 110:1, which is why you...

The Christian ethos is about giving not, allowing oneself to be a victim, "letting" criminals take.

Th part in red contradicts the part in blue.

Exactly right! The cycle of evil is broken by living the teaching of Jesus - which is to annihilate all evil, such as throwing them in the Lake of Fire. I’ve been thinking about your basic argument that the most violent person who ever lived was peaceful BEFORE he became ultimately violent is...

Limited by justice - at some point, people will be thrown in the Lake of Fire.

The perversion of the Crusades debate is the Crusaders were NOT a threat to their own country but do what was necessary to defend their own country. @Matthias is equating a patriot with a traitor, a. Christian patriot at that!