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"If you dont like abortion, dont get one"
"If you dont like murder, dont murder someone"
"If you dont like rape, dont rape someone"
"If you don't like slaves, dont buy one"
All of these sentences have the same moral weight
Love to see it
Replying to @BrianAtlas
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Id be good with welfare, only if it was $50k max line of credit across ALL systems and defaulting means asset seizure. You know, like how ill get my shit seized if I dont pay my taxes to feed fat black women
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Did you know abortions kill people?
Proof: Universe has a cause - that cause is God
Why is God more plausible than the big bang? Ill say again. The big bang requires proven science. All it is is a theory. There is more of an explanation for the universe through Christianity.
Replying to @Nudsoh @unapuckagetic
Plausible?
Genesis 1:16: "God made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night—and he made the stars" (NIV), found within the Creation account on the fourth day, where God also established lights to mark seasons and days.
Other verses, like Psalm 147:4 and Isaiah 40:26, emphasize God's intimate knowledge and control over the stars, noting He "determines the number of the stars; he gives to all of them their names."
The Bible describes a pharaoh as one of the many whose heart was hardened so the Lord your God (Yahweh) who is all-knowing (omniscient), powerful enough to create over 200 trillion galaxies from nothing by creating existence with a spell, (creatio ex nihilo,) could torture and kill non-Israelites.
It created people and animals to be tortured and killed. So much for free will!!!
Deuteronomy 2 and Judges 11, it says that he hardened the hearts of these Canaanite armies to bring them out to war.
Deuteronomy 2 and Judges 11, it says that he hardened the hearts of these Canaanite armies to bring them out to war. And remember the hardening of Pharaoh's heart over and over just to glorify its name.
In the bible daylight was viewed as a completely different entity than the sun itself. This is a view that was common in the ancient world where people didn't understand physics.
Genesis 1:6-8, you encounter a word that is often translated as sky or expanse in modern Bibles. But the original Hebrew word is raqua. This word implies something solid. It comes from a root word that means to hammer out metal like a smith hammers out a bowl. The text describes God creating a solid dome to separate the waters below from the waters above.
This is why the sky is blue in the ancient mind, they believed there was a literal ocean of water held back by a transparent solid roof. When it rained, they believed windows or gates in this solid dome were open to let the water through.
The Babylonians and the Egyptians and the Sumerians all believed the world was a flat disc covered by a solid dome. Genesis is simply repeating the scientific errors of the culture it was written in.
I see no reason to start from the position that the interdimensional space wizards might have made everything with magic.
First prove your god is even possible to exist.
Second, prove that it's possible for a mind to exist without a physical brain to contain and produce it. Prove that it's possible to exist outside of time and space.
Third, prove that it's possible for some singular being to have all power to enact any effect they wish within the whole of the universe in an instant.
Fourth, prove that it's possible for all knowledge to be accessible to any one singular being.
New covenant, Jesus sacrificed Himself so that all who believed in Him would not be punished. Only people who still believe that God uses generational punishment are Jews.
As for the other claims, it's called free will
Replying to @Nudsoh @unapuckagetic
And he's a very poor manager
And an absent father
What kind of an all-powerful God punishes generations of offspring for the crimes of their ancestors?

















