ScottA
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You don't know that. That's mere speculation on your part.Christianity is based on a promise that you won't ever see.
But--some of us "know" different.
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You don't know that. That's mere speculation on your part.Christianity is based on a promise that you won't ever see.
The ancient texts record moral truths as old as humanity: we each have a personal responsibility to help the helpless, physically and spiritually. Deliberately hurting another person for selfish reasons is morally wrong. The nuclear family is the foundation for the best society (life-long, monogamous couples and their children). Take personal responsibility for your mistakes; give others credit where it is due. The best societies are based on Might For Right, not “might Makes right”.I don't think that you have a mind of your own. I think that every question that you're asked, you deflect onto Jesus and the apostles.
I'm interested in what you think, not what Jesus and the apostles think.
I can't believe that you're so influenced by ancient texts written by anonymous authors. I know that death is scary, I've been close to it myself....Not thinking about it and covering up your fear with false hope isn't going to make any difference.
I'm not here to learn anymore, I'm now here to correct your blinkered viewpoints.
I'm not the one who's being ridiculous. You're an atheist acting as if you have objective morality on your side. But without God acting as the objective standard for morality, all you're left with is subjective morality, your opinion. Which is worth about as much as a fart in the wind.Don't be ridiculous.
Yes, I'm familiar with Corinthians. I'm not a fan of Paul.
Atheism is based on reality and the world as we see it today. Christianity is based on a promise that you won't ever see.
Is genocide moral?I'm not the one who's being ridiculous. You're an atheist acting as if you have objective morality on your side. But without God acting as the objective standard for morality, all you're left with is subjective morality, your opinion. Which is worth about as much as a fart in the wind.
In your opinion, assisted suicide fits within your moral framework. Which is fine, but you can't then turn around and give other people crap for having a problem with it. At least Christians have an objective standard they can point to, even if you don't believe it exists.
I don't care if Jesus does judge me, if Jesus is needy enough to let murderers and rapists into his heaven just because they have become born again, then he can keep it.“He who looks up to the firmament and then writes himself down an atheist, brands himself at the same moment as an idiot or a liar.” - C.H. Spurgeon
Atheism has no hope and no future. You will get the extinction you’re looking forward to but not until after the judgement. You will know the truth before you’re put down.
I don't care if Jesus does judge me …
if Jesus is needy enough to let murderers and rapists into his heaven just because they have become born again, then he can keep it.
I have nothing that I need to repent about.You will.
Jesus wants you to repent too. You’ve made your choice, but you still have time to change your mind.
I have nothing that I need to repent about.
I've rejected a few versions of the creator, but I've always maintained that I'm open to the idea of a creative force, I fear that is the one thing that science will never discover.Everyone does. Everyone.
For starters, you’ve rejected the creator.
I've rejected a few versions of the creator, but I've always maintained that I'm open to the idea of a creative force, I fear that is the one thing that science will never discover.
As a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, I cannot support assisted suicide.The legalisation of assisted dying in England and Wales could move a step closer on Friday when MPs vote on a proposal to introduce it.
The bill would allow adults with fewer than six months to live to apply to be given help to end their own life, subject to certain safeguards.
If safeguards are in place, then I'm all for it.
Keeping people alive who are in terrible pain is barbaric.
Why not let them choose to end their own suffering?
It seems to me you're presenting the extreme as the norm. As if that's the chief reason for assisted suicide.It's inhumane to watch somebody suffer and totally ignore their wishes.
It's assisted dying not suicide. To commit suicide is to take one's own life.As a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, I cannot support assisted suicide.
It's assisted dying not suicide. To commit suicide is to take one's own life.It seems to me you're presenting the extreme as the norm. As if that's the chief reason for assisted suicide.
If I consent and plan my own death, it is suicide. Even if it's not by my own handJust for clarity, it's not suicide.
Just for clarity, it's not suicide.
I wanted our government to be sensible about this.... And fyi the bill actually passed last time in the house of commons, but then has to go to the house of lords and a time limit was in place and didn't pass there.Without a law change, it’s murder.
You wanted your government leaders to legalize murder. They didn’t. This time around.