Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeSo he wants to know if bears and dinosaurs are evil?
Come on old chap, even as an atheist i can see the over simplification you've made of the passage. It could just as easily be argued that the biblical translation is youths rather than children and that 42 being mauled hints more towards a hostile and threatening demonstration or rabble than a small group of lads just back from the ice cream van. Eve ...[text shortened]... ust as easily have been dinosaurs. (Which of course would have resulted in a higher body count).
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Originally posted by josephwsure, me first i can agree to that
Why not just come out with it Zahlanzi and say why you think it's evil?
i say it is evil because a non-zero amount of children were murdered. and just in case there is a misunderstanding, it was deliberate, and it was not self defense
your turn
Originally posted by Suziannenot sure what you mean, i presented a story about frank and odin. odin did something.
Odin doesn't exist. You made him up in order to mock God.
Mocking God.
Evil or not?
is that something evil or not? it is a simple question.
and as a courtesy, i will answer your question as well: mocking god is not evil, merely rude
Originally posted by sonshipi am alluding to odin and his prophet frank. was what they did evil or not?
I know nothing about Odin except what I saw in the old movie [b]The Vikings with Tony Curtis and Kurt Douglas.
I take it that you are really alluding to the biblical prophet Elisha. Whatever game you're playing, my comments had Elisha in Second Kings in view as he was a type of Christ. That's how Christ came into the picture.
Elisha is a shadow or type of Christ.[/b]
one could say that frank didn't know exactly how odin would react. let's just leave frank out of it.
odin: was what he did evil?
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Originally posted by ZahlanziAnother poster said you were conducting a "thought experiment" of some kind.
i am alluding to odin and his prophet frank. was what they did evil or not?
one could say that frank didn't know exactly how odin would react. let's just leave frank out of it.
odin: was what he did evil?
Happy experimenting, whatever you're up to.
Originally posted by Zahlanzi
not sure what you mean, i presented a story about frank and odin. odin did something.
is that something evil or not? it is a simple question.
and as a courtesy, i will answer your question as well: mocking god is not evil, merely rude
Fools make a mock at sin: but among the righteous there is favour.
(Proverbs 14:9 KJV)
Originally posted by ZahlanziOdin is the god and the judge, so how can god the judge passing a judgment for wrongs be evil?
i am alluding to odin and his prophet frank. was what they did evil or not?
one could say that frank didn't know exactly how odin would react. let's just leave frank out of it.
odin: was what he did evil?
The first question is the validity of the story. Is it allegory? Is it factual? As it stands, of course the dude was evil. The kids should have been disciplined by their parents at least but murdered because they call a dude bald? If he was so upset he didn't have hair, why didn't he just wear a wig, the whole incidence would have not happened. I doubt the validity of the story anyway. It is just a story. So it is just theoretical evil.
Originally posted by sonhouseWhat are you talking about? Since when are bears accused of murder? The bald guy just asked for justice. You might complain that the manner of justice was harsh and without compassion, but I doubt it rises to the level of murder.
The first question is the validity of the story. Is it allegory? Is it factual? As it stands, of course the dude was evil. The kids should have been disciplined by their parents at least but murdered because they call a dude bald? If he was so upset he didn't have hair, why didn't he just wear a wig, the whole incidence would have not happened. I doubt the validity of the story anyway. It is just a story. So it is just theoretical evil.