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Hypotheticals for non-believers

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@FMF

Good one? Did I say something wrong?

You rarely say someting like that to me.
I mean rare like lips on a chicken.

For what it is worth to you, I and another Christian I know of considerabe experience have decided to get together and re-examine as if from ground zero, the entire concept of the lake of fire.

I told him about the debates here. And we have jointly decided to like "re-boot" with a clean slate the whole matter, coming to it with the re-examining attitude fair to naysayers such as Divegeester.

He is not a particpant in the forum here.
Pray for this. (That's right. Can it hurt to?)



10. If, as you claim, humans were not been created in the image of God, how come we so obviously were?



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Can you give a positive reason why you believe what you do?

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11. How do you square the historical fact that Jesus rose from the dead - and so conquered death - with the fact you don't believe it?



12. You say you don't believe that Christian believers are transformed by their faith and by the Holy Spirit, but why would God lie to everyone about this?


@fmf said
3. How can someone have morals if they don't believe in a divine lawgiver?
There are certain standards that seem written into the heart/mind call it what you will. Certain things that are prohibited, an anathema to people irrespective of religious conviction. As though some concept of morals/law is already seated within.

A good example is Kiddie Fiddling (pedophilia) which is still a great tabu (but those good people on the UK are trying to fix that one ..... again unfortunately)

There is a law within.

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I read a lot of what FMF says to me; sometimes I agree, sometimes I do not. Nothing about that has anything to do with what I asked you, but there you go. I'll read it.


@medullah said
Certain things that are prohibited, an anathema to people irrespective of religious conviction.
13. How can you see that certain things are prohibited, and anathema to people, and then say you don't believe in a divine lawgiver?

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Who am I, where did I come from, where am I going?


14. Given the Genesis account of the creation of the universe, why in God's name are you still an atheist?

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