Originally posted by twhiteheadBut, doesn't Him not following the law he lays down not make him a hypocrite then?
But if God is laying down the law, I see no real reason why he would feel compelled to follow it himself.
He's obviously not compelled to follow anything, but that doesn't un-make his hypocrisy.
Originally posted by duecerBesides that being a sweeping generalisation, I would like to point out that there is a significant difference between whining about toilet seats and actually thinking a supreme being (William Shatner, God or whoever) has impregnated you.
all women are a little crazy, it goes with the territory😛😕
Originally posted by shavixmirwell to Joseph's credit, he saw past the "craziness", and saw a woman he loved. He could have spurned her, but he knew what kind of life that would have meant for her.
Besides that being a sweeping generalisation, I would like to point out that there is a significant difference between whining about toilet seats and actually thinking a supreme being (William Shatner, God or whoever) has impregnated you.
Originally posted by duecerMaybe it did, maybe it didn't.
well to Joseph's credit, he saw past the "craziness", and saw a woman he loved. He could have spurned her, but he knew what kind of life that would have meant for her.
But you're diverting from the point at hand, which is that God impregnated her, yet tells us not to shag around.
Originally posted by duecerOne we know about, dude!
I would hardly call impregnating one lone virgin "shagging around"
I mean, if I was a virgin who'd been impregnated by God, then I certainly wouldn't admit to that! I'd say something along the lines of: "It must have been a toilet seat or something."
