Originally posted by RJHindsYou cited the psalm in which God says he foreknew a person before they were formed i the womb as defense of your stance against abortion. I quoted you on that and asked you if you therefore thought that birth control was denying God the opportunity to create a person whom he foreknew. You responded saying that "it depends of the type of birth control."
Here lately, I seldom agree with you on anything.
So - do you believe that birth control denies God the opportunity to create a being whom he foreknew?
12 May 15
Originally posted by divegeesterThat is what Satan has been trying to do, but God has been able to get around that by intervening miracles. But today, it is left to us Christians to do that until Christ returns.
You cited the psalm in which God says he foreknew a person before they were formed i the womb as defense of your stance against abortion. I quoted you on that and asked you if you therefore thought that birth control was denying God the opportunity to create a person whom he foreknew. You responded saying that "it depends of the type of birth control." ...[text shortened]... do you believe that birth control denies God the opportunity to create a being whom he foreknew?
HalleluYahshua ! Praish the LORD!
Originally posted by RJHindsAre you going to answer my question....
That is what Satan has been trying to do, but God has been able to get around that by intervening miracles. But today, it is left to us Christians to do that until Christ returns.
So - do you believe that birth control denies God the opportunity to create a being whom he foreknew?
Originally posted by LemonJello"the fact the organism in question is descriptively classifiable as human bears little, if any, relevance per se"So I'll take that as a vote for the birth fairy
You would. Because that's just basically how you roll in these discussions. Let's not pretend that you initiate any of these threads with the actual intention of discussing anything in any intellectually honest or genuine manner. That of course would require, minimally, that you actually ...[text shortened]... cities; and of course, it depends also on the nature of the circumstances, which can be complex.
Well thanks for that. So you deem some human organisms superior to others. Great to hear that.
Are their other human organisms other than the unborn you think can be killed because they are inferior to you?
Originally posted by whodeyPlease show where Clinton claimed that people like Sonhouse (he said "Obviously you have to limit the time, 1st trimester is the usual case." ) have to be indoctrinated to change their views, or admit that once again you've been distorting the truth to fuel your own hate.
Hillary said that those of faith will simply have to change their views on abortion.
13 May 15
Originally posted by Great King RatIt is sonhouse that is always whining that he wants freedom from religion. 😏
Please show where Clinton claimed that people like Sonhouse (he said "Obviously you have to limit the time, 1st trimester is the usual case." ) have to be indoctrinated to change their views, or admit that once again you've been distorting the truth to fuel your own hate.
13 May 15
Originally posted by whodeyTerrific summary of what I wrote. 🙄
"the fact the organism in question is descriptively classifiable as human bears little, if any, relevance per se"
Well thanks for that. So you deem some human organisms superior to others. Great to hear that.
Are their other human organisms other than the unborn you think can be killed because they are inferior to you?
I would charge you as hard of reading on this point, but we all know better, don't we? Again, that you are so irresponsibly cavalier in your redescribing the views of others speaks to a failure to approach such topics with intellectual integrity, not to mention a failure to show proper respect to your interlocutors.
Originally posted by LemonJello'Interlocutors.' - Nice word. Had to google that one:
...not to mention a failure to show proper respect to your interlocutors.[/b]
1. Someone who takes part in a conversation, often formally or officially.
2. The performer in a minstrel show who is placed midway between the end men and engages in banter with them.