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8371
« on: October 28, 2014, 08:21:58 PM »
I like how in commandment 10 god throws in wife with the other possessions. Sure sounds like something an intelligent being would do.
Because it's totally not like that's how it was in their society back then.
And what a perfect time to liberate women than with his commandments.
Funnily enough, two verses later god tells Moses to instruct his followers about the conditions under which they may buy or sell slaves and the rules governing the sale of their daughters.
Like people would be willing to accept that in that time period? Plenty of the people there still aren't willing to. Baby steps.
8372
« on: October 28, 2014, 08:19:43 PM »
I like how in commandment 10 god throws in wife with the other possessions. Sure sounds like something an intelligent being would do.
Because it's totally not like that's how it was in their society back then.
because that totally makes it legit and believable
If you think it's unbelievable that women were considered property in the Middle East thousands of years ago, then that's not my problem.
8373
« on: October 28, 2014, 08:14:35 PM »
I like how in commandment 10 god throws in wife with the other possessions. Sure sounds like something an intelligent being would do.
Because it's totally not like that's how it was in their society back then.
8374
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:52:13 PM »
"yo ahmed did you remember to bring the pressure cookers"
eyes on the cock
HAHAHA
OH LAWDY
:'D
I didn't expect him to use my picture like that XD
El o El that's u?
What is that sausage appendage in your aviators?
You couldn't tell it's his leg, m80?
8375
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:44:56 PM »
Why can't they draw a proper circle?
proper circles aren't hip
Neither is MS Paint, but that didn't stop them yet.
8377
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:42:40 PM »
Why can't they draw a proper circle?
8378
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:35:40 PM »
No work for the next few days so I'm just gonna bum it out. Everybody else is at work and my 12 yr old brother is at 6th grade camp till friday. So I got a lot of alone time this week.
I forget how much I feel like shit and hate my life when I get home.
How bad is it?
Pretty sure it's not as bad as it feels, and that by not doing things when I feel like crap only makes me feel worse, but yeah.
Can't remember the last time I slept enough and I don't feel like eating when I'm hungry enough that my stomach won't shut up. So.. bad?
Thats not too bad.
Why does everyone keep telling me I'm okay and not to worry even though I can't do anything right anymore, I hate where I am in life, I'm terrified of the future, and I feel like I'm losing my mind?
8379
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:28:18 PM »
No work for the next few days so I'm just gonna bum it out. Everybody else is at work and my 12 yr old brother is at 6th grade camp till friday. So I got a lot of alone time this week.
I forget how much I feel like shit and hate my life when I get home.
How bad is it?
Pretty sure it's not as bad as it feels, and that by not doing things when I feel like crap only makes me feel worse, but yeah. Can't remember the last time I slept enough and I don't feel like eating when I'm hungry enough that my stomach won't shut up. So.. bad?
8380
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:24:01 PM »
its like the 3rd thread asking the same
Well, it's good to know we can all feel like shit together.
8381
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:17:22 PM »
I'm doing ok...and here's why you should enjoy college while it lasts: It sucks when you're finished, take it form me.
I don't think it can get that much worse, but thx.
8382
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:14:10 PM »
I'm kinda impressed now that I've realized I can lie to myself and others without noticing it when I'm at college or talking to my parents, but then I notice that I just get so preoccupied with what I'm doing at college that I forget how much I feel like shit and hate my life when I get home.
So, how you guys doing this Tuesday night?
8383
« on: October 28, 2014, 06:43:12 PM »
10 - Vague as phuck.
Don't desire/gawk at shit you don't have, be content with what you've got, don't be greedy. Basically, don't do what King David did when he killed one of his greatest soldiers so he could have his wife, despite the fact the dude had at least a hundred already.
It was more relevant when I had the other image up >_>
I get your point though.
This one uses ye olde speak, so eh.
8384
« on: October 28, 2014, 06:23:37 PM »
10 - Vague as phuck.
Don't desire/gawk at shit you don't have, be content with what you've got, don't be greedy. Basically, don't do what King David did when he killed one of his greatest soldiers so he could have his wife, despite the fact the dude had at least a hundred already.
8385
« on: October 28, 2014, 06:05:14 PM »
The thing that bothers me most about religion [Christianity in particular] is that no success is my own. All of the years of practice, training, and experience don't make me good at what I do; God does. It's not the coaches and teammates; it's God. It's not the teachers, tutors, and professors; it's God.
No, motherfucker. I worked hard for this shit. This is mine. You can't take it away from me.
I think you simply don't realize how it works.
>God creates everything
>People use what God created to do things for themselves and others
>People achieve things with what they created
>Thank God for allowing it all to be possible
Nobody is saying you didn't earn anything, nobody is saying that you or your teachers and friends and family didn't do anything to make whatever was achieved possible. All it is, is that God made it possible for it all to happen.
Sorry, but this argument always bugs me.
See, that's the problem. If God created everything, I am forever indebted to him for something he didn't have a hand in. It seems no different than the mob requiring business owners to pay "protection" fees. A portion of the business's earnings go to the mob even though the mob did nothing to earn it.
Except God isn't going to cripple you for not giving thanks to him. It's a courtesy, a humble acknowledgement, not a bill to pay.
So we're going to ignore the punishment of hell?
But Max, god lets you into heaven if you say you're sorry.
Unless you killed yourself over being in a bad situation that you had no help in.
Then fuck you.
Wut
If you kill someone and go to confession, say 3 hail marys and two our fathers and repent that way - If my understanding of catholic doctrine is correct you are forgiven those sins and can get into heaven if you have your last rites read.
If you commit suicide, you go to hell (Also according to catholic doctrine) as it's considered a mortal sin. This fails to take into account that it's not free will that leads people to choose suicide (In most cases) but is either a combination of an inescapable situation or mental illness.
So if the catholics are right, what kind of god punishes the weak and the ill but forgives the wicked?
There are many sects of Christianity that shouldn't even be called "Christianity".
There aren't even supposed to be denominations. That is cutting up "The Body of Christ". They all have their problems, some more than others.
Mhm, so what would the correct stance be then?
One is a penitent murderer and the other is a mentally ill person that commits suicide, who goes to heaven and who goes to hell?
It depends on whether they were saved or not.
Now for the mentally ill person, if they didn't have the capacity to accept Christ as Savior, or know right from wrong, Christ's death covers that.
David had a child die, and he comforted himself with the thought, “Can I bring him back again? I will go to him, but he will not return to me” (2 Samuel 12:23). David knew that he would see his child in heaven one day. From that statement, we can assume that babies and young children were, by God's grace, covered for salvation by Christ’s death. We can reason from this that mentally handicapped people are covered by this principle as well. The Word of God does not specifically say this, however. Knowing the love, grace, and mercy of God, this would seem consistent with His character
It might be nitpicky, but Mental Illness isn't the same as being mentally handicapped. Whilst it would be an utterly poor show if god sent retards to hell, It's referring more to those who are ill and can be treated but do not receive the right treatment and thus commit suicide.
One thing I would point out is the notably lower rates of suicide amongst those with strong religious beliefs, and that's one of the reasons I don't like people simply bashing religion for fun. But at the same time, there are some serious flaws with various doctrines and I'd like to have them clarified if possible.
So say you have an athiest-agnostic, they don't know and they don't believe. They get struck down with depression but because of poor access to appropriate healthcare they end up committing suicide. Do they go to hell? They aren't handicapped, but they are afflicted with a treatable illness.
If there's one thing I've learned, it's that religious people never know how to answer these questions.
The most you can expect is some kind of deflection.
mfw I answer these kinds of questions, but nobody cares. ;_;
8386
« on: October 28, 2014, 06:03:36 PM »
Also when Reach made it so crates weigh ~100 tons and cannot be moved by any force on Heaven or Earth
Hey, at least it's not like Halo 4 where the Chief has COF of like -5
I don't know what this means.
8387
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:56:29 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
Which god is this again, are we referring tot he Christian god?
>Jesus thread
>which God?
What do you think?
Oh. He doesn't exist. But okay.
You don't exist. Wow that was easy.
Except there's proof that Nexus exists...
If Nexus did exist, why would you 2 have posted the same thing?
Checkmate Atheists.
I'm actually agnostic, but I am pretty sure the Christian god is nonexistent.
Well, saying you know either to be true technically makes you obsessed and incoherent. So, good job.
Just like worshiping him though, right?
Believing =/= Knowing
Nice try, fig.
Still believing in the first place. Christian God is a cunt.
8388
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:49:15 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
Which god is this again, are we referring tot he Christian god?
>Jesus thread
>which God?
What do you think?
Oh. He doesn't exist. But okay.
You don't exist. Wow that was easy.
Except there's proof that Nexus exists...
If Nexus did exist, why would you 2 have posted the same thing?
Checkmate Atheists.
I'm actually agnostic, but I am pretty sure the Christian god is nonexistent.
Well, saying you know either to be true technically makes you obsessed and incoherent. So, good job.
Just like worshiping him though, right?
Believing =/= Knowing Nice try, fig.
8389
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:45:54 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
Which god is this again, are we referring tot he Christian god?
>Jesus thread
>which God?
What do you think?
Oh. He doesn't exist. But okay.
You don't exist. Wow that was easy.
Except there's proof that Nexus exists...
If Nexus did exist, why would you 2 have posted the same thing?
Checkmate Atheists.
I'm actually agnostic, but I am pretty sure the Christian god is nonexistent.
Well, saying you know either to be true technically makes you obsessed and incoherent. So, good job.
8390
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:37:17 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
Which god is this again, are we referring tot he Christian god?
>Jesus thread
>which God?
What do you think?
Oh. He doesn't exist. But okay.
You don't exist. Wow that was easy.
Except there's proof that Nexus exists...
If Nexus did exist, why would you 2 have posted the same thing? Checkmate Atheists.
8391
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:30:11 PM »
The thing that bothers me most about religion [Christianity in particular] is that no success is my own. All of the years of practice, training, and experience don't make me good at what I do; God does. It's not the coaches and teammates; it's God. It's not the teachers, tutors, and professors; it's God.
No, motherfucker. I worked hard for this shit. This is mine. You can't take it away from me.
I think you simply don't realize how it works.
>God creates everything
>People use what God created to do things for themselves and others
>People achieve things with what they created
>Thank God for allowing it all to be possible
Nobody is saying you didn't earn anything, nobody is saying that you or your teachers and friends and family didn't do anything to make whatever was achieved possible. All it is, is that God made it possible for it all to happen.
Sorry, but this argument always bugs me.
See, that's the problem. If God created everything, I am forever indebted to him for something he didn't have a hand in. It seems no different than the mob requiring business owners to pay "protection" fees. A portion of the business's earnings go to the mob even though the mob did nothing to earn it.
Except God isn't going to cripple you for not giving thanks to him. It's a courtesy, a humble acknowledgement, not a bill to pay.
So we're going to ignore the punishment of hell?
But Max, god lets you into heaven if you say you're sorry.
Unless you killed yourself over being in a bad situation that you had no help in.
Then fuck you.
Wut
If you kill someone and go to confession, say 3 hail marys and two our fathers and repent that way - If my understanding of catholic doctrine is correct you are forgiven those sins and can get into heaven if you have your last rites read.
If you commit suicide, you go to hell (Also according to catholic doctrine) as it's considered a mortal sin. This fails to take into account that it's not free will that leads people to choose suicide (In most cases) but is either a combination of an inescapable situation or mental illness.
So if the catholics are right, what kind of god punishes the weak and the ill but forgives the wicked?
There are many sects of Christianity that shouldn't even be called "Christianity".
There aren't even supposed to be denominations. That is cutting up "The Body of Christ". They all have their problems, some more than others.
Mhm, so what would the correct stance be then?
One is a penitent murderer and the other is a mentally ill person that commits suicide, who goes to heaven and who goes to hell?
It depends on whether they were saved or not.
Now for the mentally ill person, if they didn't have the capacity to accept Christ as Savior, or know right from wrong, Christ's death covers that.
David had a child die, and he comforted himself with the thought, “Can I bring him back again? I will go to him, but he will not return to me” (2 Samuel 12:23). David knew that he would see his child in heaven one day. From that statement, we can assume that babies and young children were, by God's grace, covered for salvation by Christ’s death. We can reason from this that mentally handicapped people are covered by this principle as well. The Word of God does not specifically say this, however. Knowing the love, grace, and mercy of God, this would seem consistent with His character
You're selling this like an insurance policy.
8392
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:29:16 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
Which god is this again, are we referring tot he Christian god?
>Jesus thread
>which God?
What do you think?
Oh. He doesn't exist. But okay.
You don't exist. Wow that was easy.
8393
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:25:44 PM »
Not gonna lie, still looks like Halo 4 in that Demo.
The textures look higher res, that's for sure. Only things that still look Halo 4 are the fugly Warthog and Banshee. Maybe the Ghost too, couldn't get a good shot of it.
8394
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:21:35 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
Which god is this again, are we referring tot he Christian god?
>Jesus thread >which God? What do you think?
8395
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:18:02 PM »
I'm pretty aware of how little god loves me.
You confuse struggles and challenges to overcome with God not loving you. You don't face those because of a lack of love, but because the presence of love. You will grow and become stronger, or you will inspire others to do so or live another way, everything is connected.
No.
Yes.
8396
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:17:34 PM »
The thing that bothers me most about religion [Christianity in particular] is that no success is my own. All of the years of practice, training, and experience don't make me good at what I do; God does. It's not the coaches and teammates; it's God. It's not the teachers, tutors, and professors; it's God.
No, motherfucker. I worked hard for this shit. This is mine. You can't take it away from me.
I think you simply don't realize how it works.
>God creates everything
>People use what God created to do things for themselves and others
>People achieve things with what they created
>Thank God for allowing it all to be possible
Nobody is saying you didn't earn anything, nobody is saying that you or your teachers and friends and family didn't do anything to make whatever was achieved possible. All it is, is that God made it possible for it all to happen.
Sorry, but this argument always bugs me.
See, that's the problem. If God created everything, I am forever indebted to him for something he didn't have a hand in. It seems no different than the mob requiring business owners to pay "protection" fees. A portion of the business's earnings go to the mob even though the mob did nothing to earn it.
Except God isn't going to cripple you for not giving thanks to him. It's a courtesy, a humble acknowledgement, not a bill to pay.
So we're going to ignore the punishment of hell?
But Max, god lets you into heaven if you say you're sorry.
Unless you killed yourself over being in a bad situation that you had no help in.
Then fuck you.
Wut
If you kill someone and go to confession, say 3 hail marys and two our fathers and repent that way - If my understanding of catholic doctrine is correct you are forgiven those sins and can get into heaven if you have your last rites read.
If you commit suicide, you go to hell (Also according to catholic doctrine) as it's considered a mortal sin. This fails to take into account that it's not free will that leads people to choose suicide (In most cases) but is either a combination of an inescapable situation or mental illness.
So if the catholics are right, what kind of god punishes the weak and the ill but forgives the wicked?
There are many sects of Christianity that shouldn't even be called "Christianity".
There aren't even supposed to be denominations. That is cutting up "The Body of Christ". They all have their problems, some more than others.
Mhm, so what would the correct stance be then?
One is a penitent murderer and the other is a mentally ill person that commits suicide, who goes to heaven and who goes to hell?
So they both go to hell?
If you're WBC, yes.
8397
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:16:58 PM »
The thing that bothers me most about religion [Christianity in particular] is that no success is my own. All of the years of practice, training, and experience don't make me good at what I do; God does. It's not the coaches and teammates; it's God. It's not the teachers, tutors, and professors; it's God.
No, motherfucker. I worked hard for this shit. This is mine. You can't take it away from me.
I think you simply don't realize how it works.
>God creates everything
>People use what God created to do things for themselves and others
>People achieve things with what they created
>Thank God for allowing it all to be possible
Nobody is saying you didn't earn anything, nobody is saying that you or your teachers and friends and family didn't do anything to make whatever was achieved possible. All it is, is that God made it possible for it all to happen.
Sorry, but this argument always bugs me.
See, that's the problem. If God created everything, I am forever indebted to him for something he didn't have a hand in. It seems no different than the mob requiring business owners to pay "protection" fees. A portion of the business's earnings go to the mob even though the mob did nothing to earn it.
Except God isn't going to cripple you for not giving thanks to him. It's a courtesy, a humble acknowledgement, not a bill to pay.
So we're going to ignore the punishment of hell?
But Max, god lets you into heaven if you say you're sorry.
Unless you killed yourself over being in a bad situation that you had no help in.
Then fuck you.
Wut
If you kill someone and go to confession, say 3 hail marys and two our fathers and repent that way - If my understanding of catholic doctrine is correct you are forgiven those sins and can get into heaven if you have your last rites read.
If you commit suicide, you go to hell (Also according to catholic doctrine) as it's considered a mortal sin. This fails to take into account that it's not free will that leads people to choose suicide (In most cases) but is either a combination of an inescapable situation or mental illness.
So if the catholics are right, what kind of god punishes the weak and the ill but forgives the wicked?
What if the Mormons are the only ones that are right?
Dude, the Catholics have always been weird, don't blame us for them. Why anyone would expect a bunch of crazed Italians to get anything done right is beyond me.
Did I just hear that correctly? You called Catholics weird? Tsk tsk.
To be fair, Catholics do have some pretty bizarre traditions >>
Considering that I was raised Catholic... I don't know, everything religious outside of Catholicism's fanciness looks odd to me.
It might look odd but is it better to spend a million on making everything shiny and painted nicely in a church or to put that towards charity?
I was CofE where it's all quite spartan, so Catholic churches tend to look very ostentatious to me.
Well, when you think about it, it keeps the architects and workmen paid; and you end up with a badass-looking Cathedral. Kinda works out in the end.
Isn't there a whole thing about not living in luxury and shit?
Most noble way to live being to give your money and possessions to those that need them more and to live life in servitude to God and help others, yeah. But Catholics thought making impressive stuff would attract more people to them and be awed by what they thought represented God's power. Although, I'm pretty sure there isn't anything strictly against building kickass places of worship since the Temple of Solomon was massive and consisted of an unhealthy amount of gold.
8398
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:08:53 PM »
We're onto you, OP. 
8399
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:06:30 PM »
Either the giant blob of water or the giant blob of alcohol.
8400
« on: October 28, 2014, 05:05:39 PM »
The thing that bothers me most about religion [Christianity in particular] is that no success is my own. All of the years of practice, training, and experience don't make me good at what I do; God does. It's not the coaches and teammates; it's God. It's not the teachers, tutors, and professors; it's God.
No, motherfucker. I worked hard for this shit. This is mine. You can't take it away from me.
I think you simply don't realize how it works.
>God creates everything
>People use what God created to do things for themselves and others
>People achieve things with what they created
>Thank God for allowing it all to be possible
Nobody is saying you didn't earn anything, nobody is saying that you or your teachers and friends and family didn't do anything to make whatever was achieved possible. All it is, is that God made it possible for it all to happen.
Sorry, but this argument always bugs me.
See, that's the problem. If God created everything, I am forever indebted to him for something he didn't have a hand in. It seems no different than the mob requiring business owners to pay "protection" fees. A portion of the business's earnings go to the mob even though the mob did nothing to earn it.
Except God isn't going to cripple you for not giving thanks to him. It's a courtesy, a humble acknowledgement, not a bill to pay.
So we're going to ignore the punishment of hell?
But Max, god lets you into heaven if you say you're sorry.
Unless you killed yourself over being in a bad situation that you had no help in.
Then fuck you.
Wut
If you kill someone and go to confession, say 3 hail marys and two our fathers and repent that way - If my understanding of catholic doctrine is correct you are forgiven those sins and can get into heaven if you have your last rites read.
If you commit suicide, you go to hell (Also according to catholic doctrine) as it's considered a mortal sin. This fails to take into account that it's not free will that leads people to choose suicide (In most cases) but is either a combination of an inescapable situation or mental illness.
So if the catholics are right, what kind of god punishes the weak and the ill but forgives the wicked?
What if the Mormons are the only ones that are right?
Dude, the Catholics have always been weird, don't blame us for them. Why anyone would expect a bunch of crazed Italians to get anything done right is beyond me.
Did I just hear that correctly? You called Catholics weird? Tsk tsk.
To be fair, Catholics do have some pretty bizarre traditions >>
Considering that I was raised Catholic... I don't know, everything religious outside of Catholicism's fanciness looks odd to me.
It might look odd but is it better to spend a million on making everything shiny and painted nicely in a church or to put that towards charity?
I was CofE where it's all quite spartan, so Catholic churches tend to look very ostentatious to me.
Well, when you think about it, it keeps the architects and workmen paid; and you end up with a badass-looking Cathedral. Kinda works out in the end.
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