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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
I think a better "miracle" would have been sending down, at least, a battalion of angels after Jesus died for our (original) Sins; to show us how to exist properly and make better use of the Perfect Knowledge we were allegedly given - and the reason for being expelled from the perfect Anarchy of Eden.
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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
How would the populace of any region be worse off with recourse to a hypothetical, federal UN with a First Amendment?
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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
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The bible is the document primarily behind the christian faith. The bible says to kill witches. Sorry, you can try to try to be elitist and argue your way out of it, but as long as people are capable of reading, they can read for themselves that the bible commands people to kill witches. Things were so much simpler when only the clergy could read I guess. |
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It is interesting how Christians are perfectly willing to accept responsibility within the Old Testament for things they like and make them look good but claim it is irrelevant when something in it makes them look bad.
Christians for centuries were perfectly happy to claim that section of the bible and went on campaigns to rid the world of witches but suddenly the "evolved Christians" don't want to claim it. For the record, I know plenty of Christians in the area where I live who would be just as happy to follow that statement against witches to the same degree they follow other statements about homosexuality.
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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
I think we should petition our government for official weights and measures of forms of holiness and morality.
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The idea that Christians don't proselytize and try to convert people is in direct opposition to observable reality.
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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
Christians don't follow observable reality so much, as you've probably noticed. Observable reality is one of those pesky things getting in the way of faith.
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They are planting the seed that the Holy Spirit will tend to. If you don't know about it, how will you come to consider it ?
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Socialism doesn't create a rising tide that lifts all boats. It drains the lake and teaches the boat riders not to help themselves by rowing. Jesus loves you, allah wants you dead "Every government interference in the economy consists of giving an unearned benefit, extorted by force, to some men at the expense of others." Ayn Rand |
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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
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![]() By definition? WTF? Could you please elaborate? News flash: Just because someone claims to be a Christian, does not necessarily make it so.
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Re: And you thought witch burning was a thing of the past?
actually, yes, it does.
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Aaahh. I was waiting for this response. The other excuse that Christians use when confronted with bad things that Christians have done. They're not really Christians because real Christians don't do those things. What are real Christians? Well real Christians are the people who don't do those kinds of things despite the fact that those things were part-and-parcel of Christian activities for centuries. I would love to see you go back to a Crusader and tell him he wasn't a real Christian.
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