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Dec 2010
Monticello
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I'm still waiting for "chapter and verse", like, maybe, II John 1:15....actually saying that humans had a MONOPOLY on sin... Quote:
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A single theory explaining that has power...lots of power...and letting it rest with people who are not on top carries danger to those who are...we just might figure out we need to act on it, and those doing the figuring come up on top.... |
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"Jason Goatcher"
Mar 2005
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I love how you guys selectively quote what I'm saying without quoting the truly relevant bit, the fact that you can test a Christian by his daily life. Jesus is an example of a perfect Christian, and no one anywhere has been able to live up to the life Christ has called on us to live. Instead of testing Christianity by other people, where everyone will inevitably fall short, try testing yourselves against Jesus, the only perfectly sinless man who ever lived(no pefectly sinless women out there, if we want to go down that road)
Also, there are so many straw men in post 21 that I think I'll pretend like that post doesn't even exist until the person decides to approach things a little more fairly and quit trotting out false arguments against me and other Christians. Haven't googled apocryphal whatzit yet and don't intend to, my reason for mentioning that is that it is an almost perfect duplicate of scrolls we had which were written hundreds of years later, in other words, no mis-quotes to speak of compared to what was actually written around Christ's time. Last fiddled with by jasong on 2011-10-14 at 04:42 |
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"Jason Goatcher"
Mar 2005
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Edit: I apparently suck at using quotes, my apologies if there are misunderstandings of who said what. :(
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Apr 2009
Venice, Chased by Jaws
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Fake Christians are like real ghosts. It is describing the undefinable.
I take Christenson's point as to the luxurious life of the upper echelons of the Catholic church and would add that it is the pinnacle of hypocrisy that they live in comfort (if not luxury) while the faithful and supportive toil or worse yet, suffer bereft and poor livelihoods ignorant to the macro situation. Quote:
I wonder, if (there is/are) god(s) and if (s)(t)he(y) is(are) not testing the religious to see if they can separate good from blind faith in organized religion much like the religious think that science (e.g. dinosaurs) is a test to the non-faithful. If one is to be like Jesus as a Christian, recall the Book of Mark as a hint. You may find it a contradiction in terms. |
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"(^r'°:.:)^n;e'e"
Nov 2008
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idea .. for new "C + + J" technology
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"Luigi"
Aug 2002
Team Italia
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Jasong, I posted my ideas, you preferred to ignore me at all.
You can avoid listening to those you don't meet your canons of correctness. I, on the other way, prefer to listen and answer to everyone, even if they disagree with me, because confronting with others makes me a better one: I can learn new ideas, new behaviors, new social and philosophical paths. And I think that irony exists to make things easier on a discussion, helping people taking easier the matter. Not the opposite. Listening to others, loving adversaries, being ready to everyone, keeping an as open mind as possible: these are the qualities of a good fellow, regardless his/her religious inclinations. You did exactly the opposite, showing yourself not really different by those you insult. Regards... ![]() Luigi |
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Jun 2003
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Here's another stunning display of scientific ignorance. alcohol isn't an antibiotic. antibiotic resistance doesn't confer immunity to alcohol, nor does the use of alcohol as a disinfectant cause bacteria to become antibiotic resistant.
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"(^r'°:.:)^n;e'e"
Nov 2008
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no se fuma "il fiodena"... se vede mo |
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Dec 2010
Monticello
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:wine:Jason: For about 1500 years (until a man named Martin Luther came along with 95 Theses you need to read) the Catholic church WAS the Christian church. But when I refer to upper echelons, I'm not just talking about catholics or even Christians...it's very generalised...the bishops, the pastors, the priests, the imams, the muzzeins, all have quite a bit of power, regardless of the denomination.... |
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Apr 2009
Venice, Chased by Jaws
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Amen, Christenson. Now that you mention it, I think I'll open up a Barbera from Piedmont later today. Cheers to whatever you drink!
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"Jason Goatcher"
Mar 2005
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