It's important to note that Christianity was outlawed. It would have been easier to stop the spread of that movement by saying Jesus did not exist, but none argued against his existence. Not the Babylonian Talmud written by the Jews and not the Annals by Tacitus who seem to hate the Christians. Instead they wrote about Jesus and related events that happened, albeit not favorably.
Its the bullshit I grew up with, if i were a muslim then probably i would tackle Qur'an. It would have been better if i was not exposed to it. Their non existence is not the issue. Its the absurdity of the ideas in the Bible that I just want to lay it out, and there are tons of bad ideas in the bible. Most bibles are just dust collectors really. Why keep on staying this thread? Go out there and make a thread of your own? Then you can post your interpretations there. We need not engage with each other. Take the high road, christian.
Last edited by emow; 01-12-2018 at 12:47 AM.
theists, you're giving the TS the satisfaction of getting the attention he seeks. just in case you didn't notice the so called "warning" in the title actually suggests the opposite which is what the TS so desire, I believe reverse psychology is the term and you are willingly falling for it. hehehe. just leave the TS be kay he's entitled to his opinion man pud no matter how ridiculous they may seem.
Bitaw noy sa.. karon pa ko kabantay. Anyway, ganahan ra ko mogawas jud ang tinood nga tuyo sa TS kung wala ba jud cyay daotan nga intention. Pero natubag na akong pangutana.. Pasagdaan na lang na siya kay nigawas ra jud ang tinood. Obviously, wala cya nangita ug unpopular bible verse. Ganahan ra jud cya makig trukis ug mga believers.
psalm 23 the lord is my shepherd..
unsay buhaton sa shepherd sa mga sheep?? IHAWON.. HAHAHAHA!!
The sixth commandment, in Exodus 20:13, does not actually say, "Thou shalt not kill" as translated in the old King James. A more accurate translation is provided in many of the newer versions, such as the NIV, which says, "You shall not murder." The Bible forbids the act of murder, which means the unjustified taking of a person's life (including suicide, abortion, and euthanasia), but it doesn't forbid all killing. In fact, it is sometimes very adamant that killing is the right thing to do, but it must be justified in God's eyes.
Both Hebrew and English have two words for taking a life — one is “kill” (harag, in Hebrew) and the other is “murder” (ratzach in Hebrew).
The difference between the two is enormous. Kill means:
1) Taking any life — whether of a human being or an animal.
2) Taking a human life deliberately or by accident.
On the other hand, murder can only mean one thing: The illegal or immoral taking of a human life. That’s why we say, “I killed a mosquito,” not, “I murdered a mosquito.” And that’s why we would say that “the worker was accidentally killed,” not that “the worker was accidentally murdered.”
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Wala ko kasabut sa imong "HAHAHA".pagbugal2 ni or wala lang jud ka kasabut sa psalm 23?
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