15 Nov 16
Originally posted by chaney3That fact that you were created with a free will and hence a capacity to sin doesn't mean that 'sinning' was the sole purpose of why you were created.
Correct. And our choices prove that we have 'sin' on our mind.
Why?????
Because that's how we were created. Free will, it's not relevant because we were created to fail.
15 Nov 16
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkBegging for mercy because I am a filthy sinner.
That fact that you were created with a free will and hence a capacity to sin doesn't mean that 'sinning' was the sole purpose of why you were created.
That's better???
My God is not trivial.
Originally posted by FetchmyjunkChaney3 said in his first post on this website "I have always considered myself a Christian". Another time, presumably after he had forgotten what he posted then he claimed that he had never claimed to have been a Christian. Chaney3 is a liar and a troll.
Deciding that you are a Christian doesn't make you a Christian. By the way.
Here is a thread from 2015 where it was comprehensively discussed. Thread 165421. Page 22 but it's all revealing.
There is bonus on page 22 where you will find the self proclaimed "minister of the most high God", robbie carrobie, once again calling me a son of Satan, a vile accusation which he had previously apologised for, used the insult again and subsequently claimed he was joking all along. He's a liar too.
You're welcome.
15 Nov 16
Originally posted by divegeesterWhat's your problem Dive?
Chaney3 said in his first post on this website [b]"I have always considered myself a Christian". Another time, presumably after he had forgotten what he posted then he claimed that he had never claimed to have been a Christian. Chaney3 is a liar and a troll.
Here is a thread from 2015 where it was comprehensively discussed. [threadid]165421[/thre ...[text shortened]... sult again and subsequently claimed he was joking all along. He's a liar too.
You're welcome.[/b]
Originally posted by chaney3The only thing I might be said to "attack" is the assertion that torture for eternity as an angry revenge for a thoughtcrime constitutes "perfect" justice and "perfect" morality. Aside from that, I have spent almost decade (here) telling Christians - in public and in private, here and in 'real life' - and divegeester included - that, if their beliefs in supernatural beings and events give them purpose and solace, and results in them acting in a morally sound way, then good for them.
Your God does not make sense.
FMF will gladly agree.