What does "everybody is evil" mean?

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
you don't have a stance on children being evil and deserving to die? you are conflicted about it? you're still weighing your facts before you decide?

What if these children were so evil, they would make Hitler look like a saint?
What if these children were so evil, they could not be rehabilitated?
What if these children's thoughts were continually evil all the time? That means every thought.
In your mind these people were innocent, which shows you have absolutely no spiritual maturity, even though you call your self a Christian. Could have fooled me! Yeah, right!😕

Originally posted by checkbaiter
What if these children were so evil, they would make Hitler look like a saint?
What if these children were so evil, [b]they could not be rehabilitated?
What if these children's thoughts were continually evil all the time? That means every thought.
In your mind these people were innocent, which shows you have absolutely no spiritual maturity, even though you call your self a Christian. Could have fooled me! Yeah, right!😕[/b]

A shockingly stupid post - you represent what is inherently bad about Christianity.

Originally posted by Agerg
A shockingly stupid post - you represent what is inherently bad about Christianity.

You are also biblically illiterate, what can I say? 😕
But, I'm wrong as well...I'm casting my pearls where they don't belong....

Originally posted by checkbaiter
You are also biblically illiterate, what can I say? 😕
But, I'm wrong as well...I'm casting my pearls where they don't belong....

Or perhaps they are not pearls you have lost, but marbles.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Or perhaps they are not pearls you have lost, but marbles.

Sorry guys, for appearing rude. It is not what was intended, but I do have strong convictions on some of these easy to pick on issues. Without a good understanding of spiritual issues, it seems like God is killing innocents. But nothing is farther from the truth.
I will end here, sorry.

Originally posted by checkbaiter
You are also biblically illiterate, what can I say? 😕
But, I'm wrong as well...I'm casting my pearls where they don't belong....

If the excrement sloshing around that brain of yours was sourced from the Bible then I feel damned proud to be illiterate in that respect.

People like you scare me.

Originally posted by Agerg
If the excrement sloshing around that brain of yours was sourced from the Bible then I feel damned proud to be illiterate in that respect.

People like you scare me.

I said bible illiterate, nothing more, sorry.

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
you don't have a stance on children being evil and deserving to die? you are conflicted about it? you're still weighing your facts before you decide?

I don't have a stance on it one way or the other.

Originally posted by checkbaiter
What if these children were so evil, they would make Hitler look like a saint?
What if these children were so evil, [b]they could not be rehabilitated?
What if these children's thoughts were continually evil all the time? That means every thought.
In your mind these people were innocent, which shows you have absolutely no spiritual maturity, even though you call your self a Christian. Could have fooled me! Yeah, right!😕[/b]

i lack spiritual maturity if i think children cannot be evil? funny

"What if these children were so evil, they would make Hitler look like a saint?"
no


thoughts cannot be evil. it's the actions that count. we all think of murdering our boss at some point. or that douchebag that plays loud music at 3 in the morning. we think of ways to make it painful. then we go ahead and not do it because it would be evil.


"In your mind these people were innocent, which shows you have absolutely no spiritual maturity, even though you call your self a Christian."
oh i get it. you are using the american republican kind of christian. which is to condemn everyone not like you to an eternity of hell. to refuse to give to the poor. to always judge people. to always be superior.

yes, you are confused. that's not what being a christian means. and murdering everyone in the world is definitely not what being a christian means

Originally posted by checkbaiter
I said[b] bible illiterate, nothing more, sorry.[/b]

nowhere in the bible does it say it is christian to believe murdering children (or anyone else for that matter) is righteous.

Originally posted by Zahlanzi
nowhere in the bible does it say it is christian to believe murdering children (or anyone else for that matter) is righteous.

Please humor me here, Lets replace the word "children" with cancer in your body.
That would be a good analogy.
Would you destroy the "innocent" cancer cells that are spreading and ultimately kill you?

That is exactly what is happening here and through out the Old Testament.
These people, if left unchecked would have destroyed the human race. Unless you have an understanding of the "nephilim" you will only see this as genocide.
As I mentioned, this has been round and round here on this forum, and I do not intend to discuss any further.
If you want to know more.... google "nephilim", it is even mentioned in Wikipedia...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephilim

Originally posted by checkbaiter
Please humor me here, Lets replace the word "children" with cancer in your body.
That would be a good analogy.
Would you destroy the "innocent" cancer cells that are spreading and ultimately kill you?

That is [b] exactly what is happening here and through out the Old Testament.
These people, if left unchecked would have destroyed the human ra ...[text shortened]... google "nephilim", it is even mentioned in Wikipedia...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephilim[/b]

"Please humor me here"
i was gonna. i really was. opened my mind to the possibility you will going to say something reasonable. something to ponder about. i really hoped you would give me a wonderful counter argument, so i feel intellectually challenged debating you


but then you compared children with cancerous cells. and i feel you are now the dumbest person on this forum. and you beat people like rjhinds and suzianne

Originally posted by checkbaiter
Please humor me here, Lets replace the word "children" with cancer in your body.
That would be a good analogy.
Would you destroy the "innocent" cancer cells that are spreading and ultimately kill you?

That is [b] exactly what is happening here and through out the Old Testament.
These people, if left unchecked would have destroyed the human ra ...[text shortened]... google "nephilim", it is even mentioned in Wikipedia...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephilim[/b]

Replace “sin” with cancer, and see where that takes you. Does God destroy the entire person, who also holds the image of God, to destroy the cancer cells? Is cancer something subject to “just punishment” by God?

Originally posted by divegeester
What are you, 5 years old?

Edit: Actually I thought for a moment you wanted to discuss "evil", but on reading your post again I see you are excercising your atheistic right to attack the Bible. No probs.

In the Old Testament, God has on a number of occasions, killed innocent children. There is NO way of reconciling that fact. Which is why I believe that the 'new and improved version of God' was created in our New Testament.

You, Dive, have challenged theories of a hell, which are in Revelation. You have said that you would discard the entire New Testament, if you found that there would be 'spectators in hell'. So......it is okay when YOU challenge the bible.....but, not when others do?

Many, many evils have taken place in our bible. And, if someone (like myself), and others, challenges the credibility of the bible.....we do it with a common sense. No REAL God would be involved with such evil.

Originally posted by vistesd
Replace “sin” with cancer, and see where that takes you. Does God destroy the entire person, who also holds the image of God, to destroy the cancer cells? Is cancer something subject to “just punishment” by God?

It is an analogy. It would hold no water today, because holy spirit is now available.
But in that time frame, before the Messiah was born, Satan sought to destroy the human race before the promised seed came.
As to your question, of course not. It wasn't a perfect analogy, but it makes the point.