The Ten Commandments!

by hibiscusfire 367 Replies latest members adult

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  diamondblue1974

  Satan wanted to become like God. That is why he deceived Adam and Eve in to letting them think they would become like gods.
  
  
  The bible predicts the things that are to come before the coming of Christ. Are you not seeing these things happening around you?
  
  
  Hibiscusfire

  
  So if you are saying that God is allowing these things to happen to prove that man cannot rule himself you are also suggesting that God is permitting his sons and daughters to suffer evil to prove a point....what kind of loving father would do that....why did he create satan in the first place and when it was apparent that satan wouldnt or could be brought back in line why wasnt he destroyed then? and why was he sent to earth?

  These things cause me to doubt a benevolent omnipresent creator and an even more so 'loving father....' as is suggested by many christian groups. Sad Emo...you got there first, that was exactly the point I was about to make...

  DB74
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  upside/down

  all who love evil

  How many people...HONESTLY....love evil?

  I love how "christians" assume all that are not "with" them....LOVE EVIL.

  Define "evil"...or at least your definition....

  u/d (of the does all red letters make me "evil" class)
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  the_classicist

  About the love of God:

  If the devil exists, he surely is not a loving God for creating him

  if the devil does not exists then he is responsible for all wrong on earth

  I rest my case

  What is evil? I suppose it could be described as a perversion of God's natural order. 1) God created everything. 2) Everything created by God is good. 3) God gave creatures free will. 4) Creatures have used their free will to prevert God's natural order, which is evil. God is not responsible for his creatures preversion of free will, but the responsibility lies upon those who perpetuate these preversions of God's natural order.
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  upside/down

  the responsibility lies upon those who perpetuate these preversions of God's natural order.

  Would not "God" Himself be the biggest "perpetuater" of all time...

  Hmmm.

  u/d (of the if you're gonna create it, own it class)
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  the_classicist

  Would not "God" Himself be the biggest "perpetuater" of all time...

  Hmmm.

  u/d ; (of the if you're gonna create it, own it class)

  Here we go back to that old maxim: "The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away."
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  upside/down

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  Hey... what's that?

  Is some "apostate" trying to corrupt the infalible and most holy word of u/d?

  You gotta keep an eye on the pagan bastards... they'll corrupt the pure teachings....lol.

  u/d (of the so what's ;? class)
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  fri

  1. Thou shalt include a clear and specific subject line.
  2. Thou shalt edit any quoted text down to the minimum thou needest.
  3. Thou shalt read thine own message thrice before thou sendest it.
  4. Thou shalt ponder how thy recipient might react to thy message.
  5. Thou shalt check thy spelling and thy grammar.
  6. Thou shalt not curse, flame, spam or USE ALL CAPS.
  7. Thou shalt not forward any chain letter.
  8. Thou shalt not use e-mail for any illegal or unethical purpose.
  9. Thou shalt not rely on the privacy of e-mail, especially from work.
  10. When in doubt, save thy message overnight and reread it in the light of the dawn.
  11. That which thou findest hateful to receive, sendest thou not unto others. (oopps, there are actually 11 commandments!)
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  Stephen John Gault

  Hibiscus, do you masturbate?
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  gumby

  Hotbiscuits woulda never made it past 2 cities with Paul. Soon as someone threw a rock at him....he woulda told Paul to kiss his arse cuz he ain't puttin up with this crap.

  Gumby
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  hibiscusfire

  "If there ever has been such a thing as sin, then animal sacrifices are clearly a sin, and any god who would accept or enjoy that is a gross and primitive tyrant."

  This depends on the context...common sense would tell you that.

  Are you a vegetarian? Or do you eat meat eh?