Belief in the Resurrection & Satan

@secondson said
Of course! Moses could have said to God "no thanks, not interested". God didn't force Moses into compliance. Moses did what God said because he wanted to, but not without a bit of a debate first.

What's wrong with you? Do you not understand what freewill means? Or are you just a casualty of your upbringing?

You could have just said "no".

@divegeester said
Most of the Christians in this forum dance around each other like kids on a maypole desperately trying to avoid confronting one another and frequently trying to pitch a counter argument vicariously through someone else.

Nonsense. That's just you projecting your biases because you're not part of the club. It gripes your ars that we are united doctrinally in accordance with the clear teaching of scripture and don't need to argue with each other about simple Bible truths.

You're merely a pompous self righteous clown and a FMF wannabe who never goes to church or reads his Bible, who thinks being a lone wolf and not having Christian fellowship gives you some strange sense of purpose and meaning while posting in some backwater spirituality forum which you probably think gives you some kind of credibility. When in fact your understanding of what the Word of God means by what it says is negligible.

For example, your understanding of Deuteronomy 6:4. You quote that verse to support an assertion, and you don't even know what it's saying.

@bigdoggproblem said
You could have just said "no".

What? Without an explanation?

What then would divegeester have to argue about if I don't keep feeding him information.

@caissad4 said
Please read the actual history of the search for Moses by the Israelis .
Exodus and Moses et al are a mythological fable.

Why would the Israelis search for Moses? Did he get lost?

@secondson said
What? Without an explanation?

What then would divegeester have to argue about if I don't keep feeding him information.

I would enjoy very much if you could shut him down.

@secondson said
If suzianne has something to say to me she will.

She says things to the likes of you and sonship by saying them to me.

@secondson said
Are you suggesting she's scared?

I wouldn't use the word "scared". I'd use the words "partisan", "sycophantic", "unprincipled". It's been going on for as long as I have been here.

@secondson said
I don't see it that way.

If suzianne has something to say to me she will.

Are you suggesting she's scared? She's not. In fact, she's a bit intimidating because she is really smart. I think suzianne and I avoid confrontation because of etiquette and politeness. And I think she and I are different in that I like to argue, but she doesn't. It probably wouldn't be a good idea for us to engage in this public forum for the sake of the debate.

I notice you sidestepped my post (10th on the previous page) where I answered your question "So just exactly what is it with regards to this question of the influence of Satan that you think suzianne and I disagree?" Did you find the answer I gave "intimidating" because I'm "really smart"?

@secondson said
It gripes your ars that we are united doctrinally in accordance with the clear teaching of scripture and don't need to argue with each other about simple Bible truths.

You're merely a pompous self righteous clown and a FMF wannabe who never goes to church or reads his Bible, who thinks being a lone wolf and not having Christian fellowship gives you some strange sense of ...[text shortened]... eronomy 6:4. You quote that verse to support an assertion, and you don't even know what it's saying.

This is not true. Several Christians here do not subscribe to what I call the torturer god ideology. Other do. Why only yesterday, a significant gap between you and Suzianne on the subject of the supposed "willful rebellion against Satan" was exposed. There are also significant differences of opinion over 'works'. There are plenty of disagreements and they are often expressed by addressing comments to each other but doing it through non-believers.

@secondson said
Of course! Moses could have said to God "no thanks, not interested". God didn't force Moses into compliance. Moses did what God said because he wanted to, but not without a bit of a debate first.

What's wrong with you? Do you not understand what freewill means? Or are you just a casualty of your upbringing?

Why be dishonest Joseph...Who is talking about “compliance”?

You are claiming the God doesn’t force people to “believe” in him; I’ve just proved to you that, once again, you are talking out of your blowhard arse.

In the OT god forced people to believe in him through supernatural interventions such as the burning bush visually and audibly.

@secondson said
Nonsense. That's just you projecting your biases because you're not part of the club. It gripes your ars that we are united doctrinally in accordance with the clear teaching of scripture and don't need to argue with each other about simple Bible truths.

You're merely a pompous self righteous clown and a FMF wannabe who never goes to church or reads his Bible, who thinks ...[text shortened]... eronomy 6:4. You quote that verse to support an assertion, and you don't even know what it's saying.

Several Christians in here believe that non Christians will be eternally tormented with fire in Hell.

Do you agree with them...?

@secondson said
Why would the Israelis search for Moses? Did he get lost?

Not lost. Moses never existed.
A lot like Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny.

@bigdoggproblem said
I would enjoy very much if you could shut him down.

Gosh, the closing down of the search functionality hasn’t satiated your appetite for revenge has it.