Originally posted by @divegeesterSo it seems that there are three things about you.
as expected...
You hate that there is a preaching of the gospel (this is the horrid proselytizing).
You hate that there could be eternal punishment.
The thought of connection with such believers is utterly humiliating that there would be an association.
You hate that a doctrine of the three-onenesss of God exists.
And it also seems that you would like to call yourself a brother in the Christian brotherhood but you are so embarrassed to be in the company and association with believers who feel differently about these three matters that you just HAVE to either:
Shame them to go away from you in silence.
Admit that they should not believe any of these things.
And you often sound unsure like - "Am I in on the club now?"
This is a strange case to me of one who protests too much.
Originally posted by @divegeesterAs expected.
Yes or No sonship.
I guarantee you will not give a yes or no answer.
Originally posted by @divegeesterAs expected I deal with some questions with the care to detail that they deserve rather than the naivete of simplicity that superficial treatment might have.
As expected.
Originally posted by @fmfOh, YOU are not a christian ... So YOU need not give answers.
I'm not a Christian, sonship, and your ideology is that of a torturer god.
Well then if this is going to be your stock reply from now on, then I will also answer every question you have with "I am not an Atheist FMF ..." and leave it at that.
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Remember that now.
26 Jul 18
Originally posted by @sonshipAs expected you are too cowardly to answer that question I put to you. How you and KellyJay behave here depresses me.
As expected I deal with some questions with the care to detail that they deserve rather than the naivete of simplicity that [b]superficial treatment might have.[/b]
Originally posted by @sonshipSee what happens when you leave the screen door open?
Like I said, ask me if I wait for you an "agnostic atheist" (whatever that could possibly be ) to pronounce a Christian's belief as a coherent and credible moral argument.
You say you don't recognize sin. You say that you have never sinned. You say that "sinning" doesn't apply to you because, well, you're an "agnostic atheist".
You don't li ...[text shortened]... r feeling slighted because you feel sinned against or something close to being "sinned" against.
Huh, do ya?
Yes, I know, I know... there is no screen door. 😞
Originally posted by @sonshipThat's right. I believe that "sin" ~ being a transgression against a divine law laid down by a supernatural being ~ only exists in the imaginations of those who believe in that supernatural being. So, yes, "sinning" applies to you ~ and it's your right and prerogative to be superstitious in the way that you are and to see yourself as a "sinner" who is "sinful" ~ but your notion of "sinning" does not apply to me.
You say you don't recognize sin. You say that you have never sinned. You say that "sinning" doesn't apply to you because, well, you're an "agnostic atheist".
Originally posted by @fmfit's your right... to see yourself as a "sinner" who is "sinful" ~ but your notion of "sinning" does not apply to me.
That's right. I believe that "sin" ~ being a transgression against a divine law laid down by a supernatural being ~ only exists in the imaginations of those who believe in that supernatural being. So, yes, "sinning" applies to you ~ and it's your right and prerogative to be superstitious in the way that you are and to see yourself as a "sinner" who is "sinful" ~ but your notion of "sinning" does not apply to me.
If sin isn't a problem for you then why all the fuss? Jesus didn't come here to save you, he came to save sinners.
Do you visit a doctor to treat you for a medical condition you don't have? Of course not, but why would you complain about someone visiting a doctor who does have a problem?
Are you a doctor who knows everything there is to know about medicine?
It's one thing to claim you don't need any help, and quite another to claim that because you don't then neither does anyone else.
You are entitled to your personal opinions and beliefs, and you're even entitled to claim those opinions and beliefs trump anyone elses.
You're also entitled to seek professional help if you think you have the authority to foist those opinions and beliefs on anyone else.
Originally posted by @sonshipYou chase posters around after feeling slighted because you feel sinned against or something close to being "sinned" against.
Like I said, ask me if I wait for you an "agnostic atheist" (whatever that could possibly be ) to pronounce a Christian's belief as a coherent and credible moral argument.
You say you don't recognize sin. You say that you have never sinned. You say that "sinning" doesn't apply to you because, well, you're an "agnostic atheist".
You don't li ...[text shortened]... r feeling slighted because you feel sinned against or something close to being "sinned" against.
Oh come on, that's not fair! FMF and divegeester have both shown great courage in the face of withering word challenges.
Whether or not they could demonstrate the same testicular fortitude in opposing someone literally holding a sword to their throat, insisting they hoist their rumps up high in the air as they pray three times a day to allah, is irrelevant.
They deserve praise (not criticism) for the courage to dodge the onerous slings and arrows of rational discussion.
06 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemon-limeIt isn't "fuss". It's just debate and discussion.
If sin isn't a problem for you then why all the fuss?
06 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemon-lime"Allah"?
Oh come on, that's not fair! FMF and divegeester have both shown great courage in the face of withering word challenges.
Whether or not they could demonstrate the same testicular fortitude in opposing someone literally holding a sword to their throat, insisting they hoist their rumps up high in the air as they pray three times a day to allah, is irrel ...[text shortened]... e (not criticism) for the courage to dodge the onerous slings and arrows of rational discussion.
06 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemon-lime"Foist"?
You're also entitled to seek professional help if you think you have the authority to foist those opinions and beliefs on anyone else.
"Professional help"?
06 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemon-limeI bet you're a draw for the old biddies down the Christian ladies meeting with all your edgy repartee.
Oh come on, that's not fair! FMF and divegeester have both shown great courage in the face of withering word challenges.
Whether or not they could demonstrate the same testicular fortitude in opposing someone literally holding a sword to their throat, insisting they hoist their rumps up high in the air as they pray three times a day to allah, is irrelev ...[text shortened]... e (not criticism) for the courage to dodge the onerous slings and arrows of rational discussion.
Originally posted by @divegeesterNaw, my wife wants me to stay home.
I bet you're a draw for the old biddies down the Christian ladies meeting with all your edgy repartee.
( she's jealous )