06 Apr '11 19:31>
Originally posted by Darax The GoodFalse.
that's not true. Jesus and Muhammad said essentially the same thing.
Originally posted by FreakyKBH"Cursed be he who keepeth back his sword from blood."
"I am the way, the truth and the life. No man comes to the Father, except through Me."
Who was it that said that again?
Originally posted by finneganThe last word then (see full post earlier)
[b] an accused may be found guilty of murder if he or she foresees that death or grievous bodily harm is a probable consequence even though the accused did not intend to cause death or grievous bodily harm. [/i]
http://www.lrc.justice.wa.gov.au/2publications/reports/homicide/P97-ch02.pdf[/b]
Originally posted by SeitseOh I see. Quite unlike Muhammad dealing with idolators and the like then.
My goodness, what an annoying kid.
The whole Jeremiah 48 is an encouragement to the Israelites
before going to war with the Moabites, the relatives of Israel
through Terah and, funnily, Baal worshipers. That war was
over, like, thousands of years ago.
The law is important from the Old Testament, and the historical
notes are that, historical, for that particular time. Even the
half-witted knows that there is a before and after Jesus.
Originally posted by finneganWhile the quarter-witted seem content in honing on isolated parts of the picture, claiming contradiction where none exists.
Oh I see. Quite unlike Muhammad dealing with idolators and the like then.
Of course Gegrory VII's affection for this quote was long ago - maybe four hundred years after Muhammad - and in connection, strangely, with attacking and forcibly converting the pagans West of the Elbe in Eastern Europe, while occupying those "Slav" lands with German settlers, ca ...[text shortened]... ted seem to be very selective about what aspects of Christianity they employ in any argument.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHOh, let the kid have his fun.
While the quarter-witted seem content in honing on isolated parts of the picture, claiming contradiction where none exists.
Originally posted by SeitseAttacking islam on the other hand is apparently highly entertaining and no doubt stimulating.
Oh, let the kid have his fun.
It must be really, really boring in Ireland. After all, my
taxes are supporting their leisure time... attacking
Christianity in a chess website.