Originally posted by RBHILLHow do you look at yourself in the mirror?
I think the VTech thing happened to briong us together as a nation. To go back to our old ways when we where one nation under God. And so that we could all repent individually and for our nations actions. If we where to do that God might save us from future torrorist attacks. Like the story of that guy stuck in the whale. I can't think of how to spell his name. But he to a city to repent and when they did God did not punish them.
Originally posted by RBHILLYou're a simpleton, have you even read the bible?
I think the VTech thing happened to briong us together as a nation. To go back to our old ways when we where one nation under God. And so that we could all repent individually and for our nations actions. If we where to do that God might save us from future torrorist attacks. Like the story of that guy stuck in the whale. I can't think of how to spell his name. But he to a city to repent and when they did God did not punish them.
Originally posted by kirksey957Waht she shold say is that God hates the sinners, but his love is found alone in Jesus Christ.
SHe is Shirley from "God Hates Fags." Unfortunately God provided for her two things he probably regrets: a mouth which she uses too much and a vagina from which she has brought forth at least two brains-washed children.
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Originally posted by StarrmanAttacks designed by God? 🙄
So would you say that these attacks were designed by god to illustrate our fragmentation as a people?
If I recall, God was not the one pulling the triggor. That is unless, of coarse, God is a troubled Korean lad with a disdain for the wealthy.
I heard a newscaster say something to the effect that there are over 1700 deaths on our college campuses every year and climbing that are all due to alcohol related incidents. Perhaps God designed these as well? Na, he could'nt have cause we ignore these tradgedies. We only like the juicy ones with crazed gunmen in them.
Originally posted by josephwThis is patently false, as rwingett will be certain to tell you. It's not simply that what he believes
No skin off your nose what he believes whether right or wrong!
is right, wrong, incoherent, or whatever, but that he participates in a group of people who insist
that the absurd ways in which he believes ought to be law. Ask RBHILL whether or not he would
vote against allowing gay unions to have the same rights as married heterosexual couples, by way
of example.
If he believes in ghosts, or Jesus, or superman, it's nothing to me. When he insists that I have to
believe the same way he does or else I have fewer rights or, worse yet, legal restrictions, then,
hell yeah, it's skin off my nose.
Nemesio
Originally posted by RBHILLDo you think that the 'VTech thing' was the most efficient way to bring the United States together
I think the VTech thing happened to briong us together as a nation.
as a nation? Can you think of other ways in which an omnipotent God might bring people together,
perhaps ones that don't involve killing or even tragedy?
I'm not very creative, but I can think of a few. Can you?
Nemesio
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Originally posted by RBHILLAlong with others who have posted on this thread, I am going to have to respectfully disagree with you.
I think the VTech thing happened to briong us together as a nation. To go back to our old ways when we where one nation under God. And so that we could all repent individually and for our nations actions. If we where to do that God might save us from future torrorist attacks. Like the story of that guy stuck in the whale. I can't think of how to spell his name. But he to a city to repent and when they did God did not punish them.
Why would an omnibenevolent God choose to kill humans to bring other humans together? Do you really believe in a God that would act in such a tragic way (like the shooting of college students) simply to get more praise and worship out of his followers? Sounds a lot like ancient religions where followers had to appease the Gods to bring good fortune...
Also, more out of curiousity than debate, but do you actually take the story of Jonah and the Whale literally?
Originally posted by NemesioUh...yeah. Down with RBHill. Democracy, not Theocracy!
This is patently false, as rwingett will be certain to tell you. It's not simply that what he believes
is right, wrong, incoherent, or whatever, but that he participates in a group of people who insist
that the absurd ways in which he believes ought to be law. Ask RBHILL whether or not he would
vote against allowing gay unions to have the same rights a ...[text shortened]... rights or, worse yet, legal restrictions, then,
hell yeah, it's skin off my nose.
Nemesio
Originally posted by wittywonkaApparently, God does it all the time. I mean, God kills everyone.
Along with others who have posted on this thread, I am going to have to respectfully disagree with you.
Why would an omnibenevolent God choose to kill humans to bring other humans together? Do you really believe in a God that would act in such a tragic way (like the shooting of college students) simply to get more praise and worship out of his followe ...[text shortened]... of curiousity than debate, but do you actually take the story of Jonah and the Whale literally?
Originally posted by whodeyThe question was rhetorical to all but RBHIDIOT
Attacks designed by God? 🙄
If I recall, God was not the one pulling the triggor. That is unless, of coarse, God is a troubled Korean lad with a disdain for the wealthy.
I heard a newscaster say something to the effect that there are over 1700 deaths on our college campuses every year and climbing that are all due to alcohol related incidents. Perhaps ...[text shortened]... have cause we ignore these tradgedies. We only like the juicy ones with crazed gunmen in them.