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Originally posted by RJHindsIs that what you tell yourself?
The Holy Bible is not full of contradictions. The reason some people,
like you, think it is full of contridictions is because they understand
very little of what it says and they don't believe in the Power of God.
Of course, they could understand what it says and simply don't believe it to be the "inerrant word of God".
Keep in mind that in the "Who was (is) Jesus" thread, it was you that seemed to struggle to understand much of what you read.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneIt was you that did not understand the Holy Bible that I was trying to
Is that what you tell yourself?
Of course, they could understand what it says and simply don't believe it to be the "inerrant word of God".
Keep in mind that in the "Who was (is) Jesus" thread, it was you that seemed to struggle to understand much of what you read.
explain to you. The only trouble I remember having is understanding
maybe one thiing you said and that was because you were not very
clear in your statement what you meant.
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneWow, you sound like a very, very angry person. I am very
[b]I am full of contradictions.
I am happy that you're perfect, though. Enjoy! 🙂
Why do fundamentalist Christians, such as you and RC, so often use expressions like the above? Why not just admit your hypocrisy and take the steps necessary to change it?
It's as if you believe that saying things such as "I am happy that you're perfect, though ...[text shortened]... only lead to having an incoherent belief system?
You have built your house on sand.[/b]
sorry for the bruises in your heart. I will pray for you.
Originally posted by SeitseSo you're happy for 'faith healers' to fleece money from the sick and desperate?
It is pathetic how obsessed people are with debunking this or
that about faith. They would do good in going at their lives and
let us those who believe and have faith to go our way.
The so-called free thinkers are not free but imprisoned by some
weird rage and itchy need to chase faith. Their "religion" is more
intolerant than religious people.
Live and let live, I say.
