13 Dec 12
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Originally posted by galveston75You said God cannot sin as he is 'absolute perfection' when asked by stellpalsfie if God could lie. Killing is a sin, yet God has killed countless people. In less than one hour you've just refuted your own argument that he is 'absolute perfection'.
Ok lets try this... Is a judge or jury guilty of sin when they sentance someone to death for killing other humans like at the movie theater in Colorado for instance? Is that not justice?
Think on it, good night.
13 Dec 12
Originally posted by galveston75Presumably you think so, given your strict principles about the sanctity of life, right?
Ok lets try this... Is a judge or jury guilty of sin when they sentance someone to death for killing other humans like at the movie theater in Colorado for instance?
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13 Dec 12
Originally posted by galveston75it may have escaped your notice but most of the developed world dont actually sentence people to death. its immoral.
Ok lets try this... Is a judge or jury guilty of sin when they sentance someone to death for killing other humans like at the movie theater in Colorado for instance? Is that not justice?
Think on it, good night.
out of the two examples you gave gods behavior is more like the theatre guy. he makes a judgement of his own, no chance of appeal, no chance to stand trail. just his decision and your death.
13 Dec 12
Originally posted by Proper KnobAnd surely innocent humans were killed [according to the folklore] in the God-initiated genocides described in the OT?
You said God cannot sin as he is 'absolute perfection' when asked by stellpalsfie if God could lie. Killing is a sin, yet God has killed countless people. In less than one hour you've just refuted your own argument that he is 'absolute perfection'.