08 Jan 09
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Originally posted by DoctorScribblesPeople have been burned alive everywhere by all kinds of people throughout history.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/01/08/png.witchcraft/index.html
I remember when Catholics used to do that sort of thing and get away with it.
I can think of no justification for it, but I can think of two reasons why people would do such a thing. Fear and hate.
09 Jan 09
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesi am slightly better than you. i say:
Fantastic. I'm finally at the point where I can say without any doubt that I am superior to anybody who burns a woman alive as retribution for sorcery. It's so nice to be the best!
"Fantastic. I'm finally at the point where I can say without any doubt that I am superior to anybody who burns a woman alive.It's so nice to be the best!"
09 Jan 09
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesI didn't say it was.
Then I would say you are mistaken. It is better not to burn people alive than to burn people alive.
I'm only suggesting that we all have the propensity for doing evil. Such as burning someone alive.
Maybe propensity is the wrong word.
Do you think that under the right conditions one may be forced to burn someone alive?
09 Jan 09
Originally posted by josephwDo you mean like when you send someone to burn in a lake of fire for all eternity? Would that be the right condition? Or how about when you burn heretics like Giordano Bruno? Surely god smiled upon that little auto de fe.
I didn't say it was.
Do you think that under the right conditions one may be forced to burn someone alive?
09 Jan 09
Originally posted by rwingettYou will have to kill the person first and then it is okay to let it burn for all of eternity.
Do you mean like when you send someone to burn in a lake of fire for all eternity? Would that be the right condition? Or how about when you burn heretics like Giordano Bruno? Surely god smiled upon that little auto de fe.