13 Dec 05
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Originally posted by KnightWulfeYeah, it really depends upon what in the same way means.
What was he saying is unnatural? Were they sleeping with dead people? Horses? Dogs? Cattle? It does not specify what they were doing.... With the Romans, it is really hard to say WHAT they were doing.....
Paul was such a tool.
13 Dec 05
Originally posted by TetsujinThat is what I mean Tet....
Anything that happens in natural.
If I have a liking for the old dead guys, then that too is natural.
Define natural to me. Where exactly does natural end from a non-religious perspective?
I believe that if it occurs, it is within the bounds of nature, thus natural. That is why I dont believe in supernatural things.... I believe those phenomenon are perfectly explainable within the bounds of nature and the natural design.
I am asking how this is viewed under the RELIGIOUS umbrella...
14 Dec 05
Originally posted by lioyankI think it has to do with referring to mythical people by familiar terms of, in this case, minor disparagement. I suppose it's analogous to the fatuous, complimentary 'I love Jesus' often uttered in the same tone of voice one would use if the sentence contained 'cornflakes' rather than 'Jesus'.
let's not go overboard...
14 Dec 05
Originally posted by aspviper666Laying down between two obese women will motivate you to think about your eternal destination real quick.
if you have the opportunity to lay down with two women
at the same time
who the HELL is going to think about the bible at a time like that??
barring hill, faith, and the other nerds??
14 Dec 05
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemAs could you, if it weren't for the bad advertising right within your name.
You can have a thousand women if you're an Israeli King. The book never says if you can have two at once, but hey, if you've got a thousand, you have to squeeze them into the calendar somehow.
You have to admit, "King" has a more attractive ring than "Problem."
14 Dec 05
Originally posted by aspviper666I can tell ya I wasnt....but I am an Atheist, so I guess I dont count.
if you have the opportunity to lay down with two women
at the same time
who the HELL is going to think about the bible at a time like that??
barring hill, faith, and the other nerds??
Wonder why I read that last line as "barring Faith Hill and other nerds"....
14 Dec 05
Originally posted by KnightWulfeIf you want the religious view, you have to accept the religious definition of natural.
I can tell ya I wasnt....but I am an Atheist, so I guess I dont count.
Wonder why I read that last line as "barring Faith Hill and other nerds"....
You can't just pick and choose what you want to believe when it takes the message out of context.