Obedience vs Disobedience

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I said maybe, because I could be wrong. I have answered your questions are going to answer mine?

Originally posted by @eladar
What the Bible says changes every time a person not in God's hands claims to be a Christian.

The people who claim to know God, but are not Jesus' sheep are assumed to be Christian too. So what they claim the Bible to mean gets accepted as what the Bible means. In essence the meaning of the Bible is in constant change.

No, not true.

For example, you have a completely piss-poor record of understanding the Bible. You claim lots of absurd things about the Bible and you're called out for them almost immediately after you claim them. One glaring example is your outrageous claim that Jesus was a bigot. This and other claims you routinely make are completely fabricated by you.

But that doesn't change the true meaning of the Bible one iota.

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You know, with all the bickering in this thread, I really cannot be arsed to go look at every invective-filled post in it.

But tell me, are you and FMF actually condoning cannibalism in this thread just to attack him? Because that's exactly what it looks like to me.

Originally posted by @suzianne
But tell me, are you and FMF actually condoning cannibalism in this thread just to attack him?

What's your take on the moral issue highlighted by the Flight 571 scenario?

Originally posted by @suzianne
But that doesn't change the true meaning of the Bible one iota.

Does "the true meaning of the Bible" support your stance on abortion? Thread 173699 page 3.

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So tell me honestly do you think the verses I quoted from the Bible put cannibalism in a good or bad light or are they neutral on the issue? Tell me honestly.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
So tell me honestly do you think the verses I quoted from the Bible put cannibalism in a good or bad light or are they neutral on the issue? Tell me honestly.

What does the Bible have to say about something like the Flight 571 scenario?

Originally posted by @fmf
What does the Bible have to say about something like the Flight 571 scenario?

There is no Flight 571 scenario in the Bible that I am aware of.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
There is no Flight 571 scenario in the Bible that I am aware of.

So what do you have to say - in terms of morality - about something like the Flight 571 scenario?

Originally posted by @fmf
So what do you have to say - in terms of morality - about something like the Flight 571 scenario?

Sometimes people do extreme things to survive, that doesn't necessarily make it right but it could be the lesser of two evils.

Originally posted by @dj2becker
Sometimes people do extreme things to survive, that doesn't necessarily make it right but it could be the lesser of two evils.

For what reason do you claim what the survivors of Flight 571 did was not the "right" thing to do? You really believe that they did something "evil"?