08 Jan 18
Originally posted by @dj2beckerThe question is about your beliefs not mine, past or present. Here it is again: According to your beliefs, when you die, what consequences will you face for all the wrongs you have committed in your lifetime?
Why do you keep on asking questions you already know the answer to? Anybody that was a Christian for decades knows the answer to that question.
Originally posted by @dj2beckerYou haven't answered it yet.
If you have something to say about the answer that you already know, say it.
08 Jan 18
Originally posted by @fmfMy beliefs are no different to what yours were if you were in fact a Christian.
The question is about your beliefs not mine, past or present. Here it is again: According to your beliefs, when you die, what consequences will you face for all the wrongs you have committed in your lifetime?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerI'm just explaining to you the dynamic, which you seem not to be picking up on ~ or you're pretending not to. You seem to think your supposed debating skills are striking 'fear' into the adults you are interacting with here, but you just keep ignoring the exact and explicit reasons people are giving you point blank for tiring of you.
As always you can only resort to insults. Very mature indeed.
Originally posted by @dj2beckerWell, I am asking you about your Christian belief ~ regardless of whether you think they are the same or different from what my past beliefs were. I am not a Christian. Assume for the purposes of this question that I never was: According to your beliefs [forget about what mine might have been], when you die, what consequences will you face for all the wrongs you have committed in your lifetime?
My beliefs are no different to what yours were if you were in fact a Christian.
Originally posted by @fmfIf you can’t produce any evidence to back up the reasons you give don’t expect anyone to take you seriously apart from your lapdogs of course.
I'm just explaining to you the dynamic, which you seem not to be picking up on ~ or you're pretending not to. You seem to think your supposed debating skills are striking 'fear' into the adults you are interacting with here, but you just keep ignoring the exact and explicit reasons people are giving you point blank for tiring of you.
08 Jan 18
Originally posted by @fmfI will face the justice of God that is revealed in the Bible that you know very well.
Well, I am asking you about your Christian belief ~ regardless of whether you think they are the same or different from what my past beliefs were. I am not a Christian. Assume for the purposes of this question that I never was: According to your beliefs [forget about what mine might have been], when you die, what consequences will you face for all the wrongs you have committed in your lifetime?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerOK, most Christians here claim that their "sins" are "forgiven" and that they are "saved" by their belief that this "salvation" is what Jesus gifted them by letting himself be executed by the Romans. In other words, for all intents and purposes, such Christians believe they face no consequences for all the wrongs you have committed in their lifetimes ~ while, by extension ~ non-believers do face consequences. If you have ever distanced yourself from the Christians here who preach this dogma, then I missed it.
I will face the justice of God that is revealed in the Bible that you know very well.
Originally posted by @fmfMost Christians I know would agree with me that repentance and restitution are very important first steps of salvation.
OK, most Christians here claim that their "sins" are "forgiven" and that they are "saved" by their belief that this "salvation" is what Jesus gifted them by letting himself be executed by the Romans. In other words, for all intents and purposes, such Christians believe they face no consequences for all the wrongs you have committed in their lifetimes ~ while, b ...[text shortened]... u have ever distanced yourself from the Christians here who preach this dogma, then I missed it.
To me it seems you probably think that if you were God you would do things differently and that you know better. Is that what you think?
Originally posted by @dj2becker"Evidence to back up the reasons" I have given? Huh? It's in the posts in which various posters tell you that you are a tedious/obnoxious jerk/troll or words to that effect.
If you can’t produce any evidence to back up the reasons you give don’t expect anyone to take you seriously apart from your lapdogs of course.
You need more evidence of what they think of you than what they themselves actually say to you??
Do you not read the posts in which people tell you what they think of you?
Do you really need more evidence than that in order to know what they think of you?
Originally posted by @dj2beckerSo the "consequences" of your wrong doing are... what? "Repentance and restitution"?
Most Christians I know would agree with me that repentance and restitution are very important first steps of salvation.
Originally posted by @dj2beckerDo you have any idea how much this sounds like a surly teenager with nothing to say?
To me it seems you probably think that if you were God you would do things differently and that you know better. Is that what you think?
I have no comment on what it "seems" to you I "probably" do.
08 Jan 18
Originally posted by @fmfFrom my perspective they resort to ad hominems because they can't deal with the fact they I am scrutinizing their arguments.
"Evidence to back up the reasons" I have given? Huh? It's in the posts in which various posters tell you that you are a tedious/obnoxious jerk/troll or words to that effect.
You need more evidence of what they think of you than what they themselves actually say to you??
Do you not read the posts in which people tell you what they think of you?
Do you really need more evidence than that in order to know what they think of you?