Originally posted by karoly aczelIIRC, SM would have been taught to "think logically" by josephw. The problem is that, as is all too common with Christians, their beliefs are extremely ego affirming and thus they live in a profoundly deep state of delusion. From what I can tell, they honestly believe themselves to be "logical" and that those who do not understand their "logic" to be irrational.
Thats a strange example of logic- though I don't doubt you have been taught to be logical.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneNone of that is true.
IIRC, SM would have been taught to "think logically" by josephw. The problem is that, as is all too common with Christians, their beliefs are extremely ego affirming and thus they live in a profoundly deep state of delusion. From what I can tell, they honestly believe themselves to be "logical" and that those who do not understand their "logic" to be irrational.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneBut aren't you the one who believes that Jesus taught we should be completely free of sin in order to be considered his followers?
IIRC, SM would have been taught to "think logically" by josephw. The problem is that, as is all too common with Christians, their beliefs are extremely ego affirming and thus they live in a profoundly deep state of delusion. From what I can tell, they honestly believe themselves to be "logical" and that those who do not understand their "logic" to be irrational.
If so why did Jesus teach his followers to confess their sins daily to God in Matt 6:9? It's a logical contradiction in your position that you have yet to address. Until you do so I'm wondering how you feel able to rant on about the "lack of logic" in Christians when your own position needs looking at first.
I also wonder how "ego affirming" it is for you to suppose some moral and intellectual superiority over Christians?
Once again it seems that you teach what you most need to learn......
Originally posted by knightmeisterThe ravings of the lunatic stalker continue....more's the pity.
But aren't you the one who believes that Jesus taught we should be completely free of sin in order to be considered his followers?
If so why did Jesus teach his followers to confess their sins daily to God in Matt 6:9? It's a logical contradiction in your position that you have yet to address. Until you do so I'm wondering how you feel able to ran ...[text shortened]... ver Christians?
Once again it seems that you teach what you most need to learn......
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneCan't you find a new gag?
The ravings of the lunatic stalker continue....more's the pity.
You were stalking Christianity long before I came on the scene. You stalk St Paul , you stalk the words of Jesus and it seems you stalk any thread you get the chance to peddle your " all Christians are egotists , hypocrites and rationalizers " line.
But one thing you have never been able to do has been to answer a straight question or deal with a simple challenge to your position. That fact still remains.
You used to find other ways of avoiding questions before you latched onto the "stalker" jibe.
Of course , as you well know , the mental condition of any one individual is irrelevant. It's the logic of the argument that counts. The argument I put forward to you put you right in the middle of a very sticky wicket and you know it. So even if my words were the "rantings of a lunatic stalker" (LOL) what would it matter?
You still have no answer.
Originally posted by josephwAnd no matter how hard anyone tries, no one can comprehend it.
The Bible teaches that God is three persons in one.
And no matter how hard anyone tries, no one can comprehend it.
Three as one? It's a complex subject. I imagine it would take at least the rest of all our combined life times posting in this forum to scratch the surface of all there is to know about God.
Because it's a paradox!
Originally posted by karoly aczelLucifer was never God. As for the Triune God, it is a mystery that we simply aren't equipped to understand. we're not pantheists simply because of an inability to humanly describe something that is indescribable.
Christians say there is only one God but...
1. Jesus is God
2. Lucifer(devil)was once (with ) God
3. The holy spirit is likened to God.
4.God("The Father" ) is God
Is this a reasonable train of thought? Seems to me that it could be interpretted that Christians are pantheists!
Originally posted by PinkFloydYeah I know . But for an outsider could you see how they might come to that conclusion?
Lucifer was never God. As for the Triune God, it is a mystery that we simply aren't equipped to understand. we're not pantheists simply because of an inability to humanly describe something that is indescribable.