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Originally posted by @fmfYou may have noticed that that was followed by - "Maybe they're away?"
"Strangely quiet"? How many minutes is it since you started this thread?
Originally posted by @sonshipGod told the Jews to stone adulterers to death.
Who participating in discussions on this Forum believes that they are more righteous than Jesus Christ?
We have Divegeester, for example, boldly claiming that the laws of God concerning slavery in the Pentateuch were "indefensible."
Who are the posters here who believe their righteousness, their morality, and their ethics are [b]greater then that of Jesus Christ ?
This is the place for you to confess that to all of us.[/b]
Jesus told people not to do it.
Would you say that Jesus Christ thought he was more righteous than God?
Ops .. but then Jesus is God.
So Jesus thought he was more righteous than himself.
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The person most qualified to condemn God of the OT was Jesus. He didn't.
Some here do.
Is your sense of moral rightness more righteous then Christ, who didn't condemn God?
Did Jesus fail to point out what you clearly see as God's evil?
Major contributors to thread "God Condoned Chattel Slavery" ?
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Originally posted by @rajk999
God told the Jews to stone adulterers to death.
Jesus told people not to do it.
Would you say that Jesus Christ thought he was more righteous than God?
Ops .. but then Jesus is God.
So Jesus thought he was more righteous than himself.
God told the Jews to stone adulterers to death.
Jesus told people not to do it.
He TOLD them that the one who is without sin among them should be the FIRST to throw a stone.
THEY decided, one by one, "I'm outta here!"
Read your Bible better.
Its in John chapter 8.
Originally posted by @sonshipDid the law of Moses say anything about who is without sin. The fact is adulterers were stoned to death. It made no difference who was with sin or without sin.God told the Jews to stone adulterers to death.
Jesus told people not to do it.
He TOLD them that the one who is without sin among them should be the FIRST to throw a stone.
THEY decided, one by one, "I'm outta here!"
Read your Bible better.
Its in [b]John chapter 8.[/b]
Jesus changed a law made by God
Was Jesus more righteous than God? Why are you avoiding the same question you are asking people?
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Originally posted by @rajk999He didn’t change a law made by God because He didn’t tell them not to stone her. He introduced mercy into the equation (not to mention an objection to hypocrisy.)
Did the law of Moses say anything about who is without sin. The fact is adulterers were stoned to death. It made no difference who was with sin or without sin.
Jesus changed a law made by God
Was Jesus more righteous than God? Why are you avoiding the same question you are asking people?
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Originally posted by @sonshipBy my timeline, you created this thread at midnight and asked this question at 2 in the morning. So I ask you sonship, was I strangely quiet,.....or was I perhaps fast asleep?!
They are strangely quiet.
Or away,
Or maybe they're waiting for old FMF to do some preliminary comments.
Why you would include me in the OP question is beyond me. As an atheist, I will only ever view Jesus as another human being. Not only that, a human being I never met and only know about in a book I don't trust and certainly don't believe is divinely written. So basically you're asking me if I'm more righteous than a man I never met and know very little about. And even if the words in the gospels could be reliably attributed to him (which they can't) I still have no way of knowing if righteous living truly accompanied his righteous words. Or indeed, if he even existed as he is represented.
25 Mar 18
Originally posted by @sonshipAnd we have sonship refusing to defend what he claims here to be “righteousness”.
We have Divegeester, for example, boldly claiming that the laws of God concerning slavery in the Pentateuch were "indefensible."
Presumably a parallel to the “perfect justice” of eternal torture in hell.
25 Mar 18
Originally posted by @sonshipIs it morally acceptable to you to stone homosexuals to death?
You who condemn God as immoral in His laws, you don't need to wait to see what your partners will say. YOU tell us plainly if your judgment of God is right and Jesus Christ was wrong to call the God of Israel [b]"Righteous Father" (John 17:25) .
You don't need to wait to see what your buddies will say.
Tell us plainly, if you are more righteous than Christ.[/b]
Leviticus 20:13