Our "-isms" "-ologies"

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If he were here, he'd tell you himself, Mr. More-Vain-Than-Thou.

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I don't believe science?

At the risk of sounding like FMF, it's like you've never read a single post out of the hundreds I've posted at RHP.

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If they are not loving God and each other, they are not walking in the two greatest
commandments, not suggestions. God created the world; it was very good, it fell
when we became self-absorbed, and you think God is at fault for that?

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The sins of man and the evil we do causes us to be worthy of the punishment for that. The grace being offered is to those who admit their guilt to God and ask for His mercy, and turn to Him. Those who think they have a better way will simply come to find out if what they put their faith in saves them. Then there are those who don’t believe in God or care one way or another. It’s God’s kingdom and going forward either trusting His mercy and grace or anything else. In righteousness He is going to judge and in His goodness and love we can either turn to Him or not, as it’s been said by another we either say God’s will be done, or He says our will be done.

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Well depending on the scale of good and bad determines that, God who is good and sees everything from beginning to the end is the one who makes that call, not me or you.

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According to you it’s God’s call not you.

@kellyjay said
Well depending on the scale of good and bad determines that, God who is good and sees everything from beginning to the end is the one who makes that call, not me or you.

This is a very weak defence of the torturer God ideology.