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Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 7:09 pm |
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| Monkey wrote: | | If someone is born with a disability, how have they sinned to get that disability if they get it instantly from birth? |
There is hereditary sin and personal sin, of course it's not your fault you are born with a disease ..
John 9:2, 3 And His disciples asked Him, saying, Teacher, who sinned, this one, or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, Neither this one nor his parents sinned, but that the works of God might be revealed in him.
| Monkey wrote: | | I can't believe what I am reading from you emmy...you are nuts. |
True.
You have to be nuts from a point of view to believe in God and the Bible.
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| Do you really believe that a whole city should be killed for believing a lie? (Genesis 20:3-7) |
Huh? Read again carefully verses 6 and 7: Abimelec believed a lie, but acted with clean heart, and God apreciated that. After Abimelec finds out the truth, he does again the right thing - gives Abraham's wife back and nothing bad happens. Only if he had held Sarah after knowing the truth God would have had the right to punish them.
So, what's weird in that?
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| Do you really think that if a child hits or curses his parents that he should be put to death? (Exodus 21:15,17) |
Israel was a theocratic nation at that time. God gave them the Law. They all said they will obey it. But God knew that no man can obey the entire law. The punishment for every disobedience of the Law was death in the end, physical and spiritual. That's why after giving them the Law, He also gives them the tabernacle, where they had the oportunity to transfer their punishment to the animals, so they won't die.
But i agree this is not an easy verse to understand. |
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Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:22 pm |
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| Monkey wrote: | | I can't believe what I am reading from you emmy...you are nuts. |
True.
You have to be nuts from a point of view to believe in God and the Bible. |
Following that logic, you should also have to be nuts to randomly follow any explanation for the origin of our existence.
If you really think about it, no one has observed evolution. While it could POSSIBLY be AN explanation, you should also see that science FITS with creationism.
If you look at our country this way: Our country was founded on people who believe in the Judeo-Christian faith and built our country, wrote our documents and lived this out in their every day lives. A lot of fundamentalists vote in accordance with these principals.
If you study the Old vs. the New testaments in the Bible, the old law given to the Israelites was extremely strict and ridged and perfection was required. God was impersonal and man was required to go through a priest to access God. In the new law given in the New Testament, basically, God breaks the impersonal barrier and man answers directly to God.
And no, I don't believe in a Theocracy. Theocracies are siwwy. |
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:34 am |
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| They all are the civilisations diseases. It's a human who created it. It's the side effect of the evolution. |
That is a paradox. Creation is 'active' but evolution is 'passive' (even if reproduction is active). Surely to sin you must actively do something rather than have something happen to you. |
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:31 am |
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| TheAfterPipe wrote: | | peiaemanuel wrote: |
| Monkey wrote: | | I can't believe what I am reading from you emmy...you are nuts. |
True.
You have to be nuts from a point of view to believe in God and the Bible. |
Following that logic, you should also have to be nuts to randomly follow any explanation for the origin of our existence.
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no, because evolution can actually be backed up by proof.
| If you really think about it, no one has observed evolution. |
Actually, yes we have. Not counting the countless fossil records, there have been some things, such as butterflies changing color after a bomb recently went off in their area (I think it was to absorb more heat.)
| While it could POSSIBLY be AN explanation, you should also see that science FITS with creationism. |
How does it?
If you look at our country this way: Our country was founded on people who believe in the Judeo-Christian faith and built our country, wrote our documents and lived this out in their every day lives. A lot of fundamentalists vote in accordance with these principals.
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Remember that this is an international forum, not only Americans go on this site.
Anyways, the American's founders may have been of Judeo-Christian faith, but our country was not built on those tenets. Why else for the separation of church and state? The founders of this country tried to block, not integrate religion into our culture.
If you study the Old vs. the New testaments in the Bible, the old law given to the Israelites was extremely strict and ridged and perfection was required. God was impersonal and man was required to go through a priest to access God. In the new law given in the New Testament, basically, God breaks the impersonal barrier and man answers directly to God.
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Yeah, the New Testament is much less strict, what does that have to do with anything?
And no, I don't believe in a Theocracy. Theocracies are siwwy. |
I agree.
@emmy ok, I misunderstood the first quote, but the second still stands. How is it right to kill any person, especially a child, who breaks the law? Even transfering it to livestock is bad. (btw, the livestock is the parent's property, not the kid's.)
@kyle. Our system is good, I agree with that. But it is not perfect, it still has some flaws that we need to fix up. |
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Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2008 6:40 am |
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If you really think about it, no one has observed evolution.
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Actually, yes we have. Not counting the countless fossil records, there have been some things, such as butterflies changing color after a bomb recently went off in their area (I think it was to absorb more heat.)
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The fossil record shows no sign of evolution because of the complete lack of fossils supporting the transitional phases between species. If Darwinian evolution happened, the fossil record should show gradual changes from the bottom layers to the top layers between all forms of life. There are no life forms earlier than the Cambrian rocks, and there are no transitional forms.
Remember that this is an international forum, not only Americans go on this site.
Anyways, the American's founders may have been of Judeo-Christian faith, but our country was not built on those tenets. Why else for the separation of church and state? The founders of this country tried to block, not integrate religion into our culture.
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Read the Federalist Papers. On the contrary, the only mention of separation of church and state is one of our founding fathers' concern that the first amendment may be INTERPRETED as a separation of church and state. It was never separated, and neither was it established.
and to say that America was not built on the tenets of Christianity is a display of complete ignorance of the early history of our country, signers of the constitution and DoI.
I realize this is international, and I thought the original topic WAS the U.S. change in leadership...
If you study the Old vs. the New testaments in the Bible, the old law given to the Israelites was extremely strict and ridged and perfection was required. God was impersonal and man was required to go through a priest to access God. In the new law given in the New Testament, basically, God breaks the impersonal barrier and man answers directly to God.
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Yeah, the New Testament is much less strict, what does that have to do with anything?
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>>>Do you really believe that a whole city should be killed for believing a lie? (Genesis 20:3-7)
Do you really think that if a child hits or curses his parents that he should be put to death? (Exodus 21:15,17) |
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:05 am |
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Evolution is not based on religion at all but let's end this debate now...we will never agree. |
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 1:54 am |
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| Monkey wrote: | | let's end this debate now...we will never agree. |
Agreed.
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Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 12:03 pm |
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yes gratz to Obama... My mom voted for him
And all the democrats here went to the Hilton hotel to celebrate... Unfortunately I didn't go... But my mom took pictures and showed me how was it...
It was great with lots of American food. ;P |
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