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I understand where you are coming from when batting judeochristain reotric with the same kind of logic right back to let some people see the fallacy in their arguments, but don't you think it is sacrificial to your point of view to hold the same logic as the people you are debating against just to show them they are wrong? point I'm trying to make is, you can argue how wrong somebody is all day by presenting them with working examples of why they are wrong, but at the end of the day the logic base of the whole argument is wrong if two people are using wrong truths to make a point and what was originally intended.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
You're doing the same thing everyone else is doing in this thread, offering your own interpretation of what you "THINK" is being said in the bible. Atheists aren't the only ones acting like there is "one" God in the bible. Judeochristians themselves believe there's one God in the bible. Your interpretation of the Gods in the bible doesn't hold any more legitimacy than another person's. Atheists interpret the bible fundamentally in response to Judeochristians and Muslims interpreting the bible fundamentally. If you quote a page in the bible about $%*%% needing to die and take it as truth, you are not allowed to deny all the other fundamental laws in the bible that you break every single day. If you're going to fundamentally interpret the bible, don't do it half-!%+ed. You clearly missing the point of an atheists approach to religious arguments.Originally Posted by Wr
Once again, the same crew of athiest with their fundamentalist interpretation of what the bible says. Ya'll act like only one god speaks throughout the bible. There are many different Lords and Gods throughout the bible giving good and bad direction to man. You will forever be confused and arguing about these issues because even though ya'll claim not to be monotheistic christians, ya'll still interpret the bible and it's allegory with the fundamental "there is only one god, none other before" mentality just as they have been indoctrinated to believe and it is wrong.
-I see the same what about slavery argument in the bible. Slavery back then was nothing like the slaver we know. Working your 9-5 job would fall under the biblical context of slavery but at least back then, there was a point were you could eventually buy your freedom vs. working forever and paying taxes for life like we do now
-I see the same argument about condemning people to burning in hell but ya'll still do not see that burning in hell means to live with desires of the flesh. Burning and desire were synonymous in the bible.
-Only reason homosexuality is a sin is because it is not conducive to creating life and co habitation the way the creator meant for it to be. It's telling the creator I'm made by you one way, but I am going to do the opposite which is a form a blasphemy to your creator.
-people forget the christian bible is a dialogue between a father and his lost children and how they rise, fall, and return back to glory. Stop ascribing the text to fit everybody because that's not what it was meant. for. That's only modern christianity that took what was once an exclusive religion and made it available for everyone to be apart once it opened it doors to become a political institution. Like all political institutions you need supporters.
-Since when do workers get beaten for not doing their job?. Let's not sit here and pretend like slavery wasn't rampant in ancient times. People are too quick to dismiss it as "indentured servitude"
If it were up to me this thread would have nothing to do with religion...but unfortunately that isn't the reality we live in. If people just came out and said they hated gays and kept it moving I would have no rebuttal.
Umm have you ever heard of children being beaten in school? I know I was and I witnessed it done to others. Both public and private school.
And the bible having many gods in it is not of my own thinking, opinion or whatever you may seem to think. It is fact in the bible that there are many Gods. The whole book of Kings in the bible is a dialogue on how the kings of Israel gradually fell by incorporating worship of other gods into their culture.
It's kind of ironic how a country supposedly founded on the principles of religious tolerance can not escape the shackles of religious rhetoric. Especially in politics. All those nuts out there protesting about america being a christian nation...give me a break and a kitt katt bar. This is not a christian nation...