if it turns out that the bible god is real....should we forgive him for his actions and inactions, maybe we should make him stand trial, or maybe we should declare war, or shun him j.w. style, or should we fear his power and go on bended knees.
how would the atheists on here live their days knowing what was coming? would we accept our fate, resign ourselves to eternal torture?
Originally posted by stellspalfie if it turns out that the bible god is real....should we forgive him for his actions and inactions, maybe we should make him stand trial, or maybe we should declare war, or shun him j.w. style, or should we fear his power and go on bended knees.
how would the atheists on here live their days knowing what was coming? would we accept our fate, resign ourselves to eternal torture?
Originally posted by josephw Don't be fooled. Judgement Day is a reality.
It is no wonder atheists laugh at and ridicule Christians. Some of you people are just plain dumb. On another thread KJ decides that he has the right to redefine standard accepted definitions used in the English Language. Now you cannot read a couple simple sentences and answer a straighforward question. Your answer has nothing to do with the question asked.
Originally posted by stellspalfie if it turns out that the bible god is real....should we forgive him for his actions and inactions, maybe we should make him stand trial, or maybe we should declare war, or shun him j.w. style, or should we fear his power and go on bended knees.
how would the atheists on here live their days knowing what was coming? would we accept our fate, resign ourselves to eternal torture?
I would go with the bended knee approach if I were you.
Originally posted by Rajk999 I would go with the bended knee approach if I were you.
and if it turns out its not the christian god but the inca god viracocha, a violent god who demands the torture of those who will follow him......will you take a knee before him?
Originally posted by Rajk999 It is no wonder atheists laugh at and ridicule Christians. Some of you people are just plain dumb. On another thread KJ decides that he has the right to redefine standard accepted definitions used in the English Language. Now you cannot read a couple simple sentences and answer a straighforward question. Your answer has nothing to do with the question asked.
There are several reasons for this phenomena:
1) Christ foretold it (but I digress)
2) the concept of Christianity (indeed a god and religion in general) is completely irrational when you stop and think about it.
3) many Christians (or religionists) seen to abdicate the obligation of cognitive effort when engaging detractors.
Originally posted by twhitehead It depends on what exactly I knew was coming. You haven't given us enough of a description of your bible god for me to even guess at what I would do.
lets split them into the o.t. and n.t. bible gods. would you react differently to each?
Originally posted by stellspalfie and if it turns out its not the christian god but the inca god viracocha, a violent god who demands the torture of those who will follow him......will you take a knee before him?
It would depend on the circumstances under which I find out about this god. It is said that the elect cannot be fooled. I think I would know the real God as opposed to fakes. I would not bow to a fake. In that case I would take death.
Originally posted by Rajk999 It would depend on the circumstances under which I find out about this god. It is said that the elect cannot be fooled. I think I would know the real God as opposed to fakes. I would not bow to a fake. In that case I would take death.
in this scenario. the inca god is the real and only god. he demands constant human sacrifice, you must worship him and throw those that refuse onto the spikes and branches of the giant tree of thorns (little sci-fi nod for the nerds).
Originally posted by stellspalfie in this scenario. the inca god is the real and only god. he demands constant human sacrifice, you must worship him and throw those that refuse onto the spikes and branches of the giant tree of thorns (little sci-fi nod for the nerds).
I already answered that. I said I would not worship a god that demands human sacrifice.
hypothetical question ~
07 Jul '14 15:33
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