alzan
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When someone is obviously trollin' there is no compassion that can be shown.
Congratulations, admitting you're a troll puts you halfway down the road to recovery.
When someone is obviously trollin' there is no compassion that can be shown.
Congratulations, admitting you're a troll puts you halfway down the road to recovery.
On the contrary the Bible is a most important document.l really don`t care what you think...you have no desire to learn about the Bible.
On the contrary the Bible is a most important document.
Let us see what Deuteronomy tells us. (New International Version, throughout)
Deut 14, verse 21 says:
"Do not eat anything you find dead; you may give it to an alien or sell it to a foreigner"
That's generous?
But, wait a minute, I feel a contradiction coming on:
Deut 27, 19.
"Cursed is the man who withholds justice from the alien"
Hang on a minute, you were happy to poison him with rotten meat a few verses back.
Money,
Deut 23, 19
"Do not charge your brother interest. You may charge a foreigner interest"
Is this your morality, Yoda?
There are laws against this now.
Deut 22, 10.
"Do not plough with a donkey and an ox yoked together"
That chap never even tried it. They just will not settle to the work. We just went round in big circles. Durn.
But then there is accidental workplace injury:
Deut. 23, 1, 2.
"No one who has been emasculated by crushing may enter the House of The Lord, even down to the tenth generation"
Now, my pal's son Dwayne had a nasty mishap with the Manitou loader in the red barn, but is that any reason to keep him from church for 200 years?
Yoda, if you think this is an omnipresent benevolent God talking to you, then you have an active fantasy life. Or you need to ask nurse to up your Stellazine.
What I was replying to was also. No where was it ever said that Jesus died for himself, to save himself....
The discussion breaks down when one is just being absurd.
The God of the Old Testament was more of an angry God. It was after he more or less gave up his son to pay for all sins of man that he became more benevolent.
I disagree, Deuteronomy 14 begins with a declaration that it is a text dealing with "Clean and Unclean food". That is the title of the chapter, in all three of my Bibles. I agree that several hundred other Bibles exist but I generally use James and NIV. Are you OK with those?Has to do with God providing one for what one needs. If one want's to sell a dead animal to a foreigner that is just about money and not about one of his people eating it.
Quite so. Which is why I used two different terms, two different adjectives.Omnipresence and benevolence are two entirely different things.
I'm sure we can agree about that.The God of the Old Testament was more of an angry God.
