Will Christians ever express remorse for "witch" burning?
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Here is the question asked Snakelord for the 6th time:
to which Snakelord answered:
Can someone else show me where Snakelord answered the question asked since he can't explain himself? He says anyone can see it. Any volunteers? C7, anybody?
It is pretty easy for someone to type a "yes" or a "no" when a question is asked. I personally do not think he answered the question, and I've read and re-read his posts. I will not read every post he made since his very first one about (2,400 in all).
Snakelord, I certainly wouldn't expect you to do that with my posts. So don't continue to ask me to re-read something that's odviously not worth reading.
Can someone else show me where Snakelord answered the question asked since he is incapable of explaining himself? (This kind of thing happens with dementia)
If they broke the sabbath law, then explain?
If they didn't break the sabbath law, then explain?
to which Snakelord answered:
Can someone else show me where Snakelord answered the question asked since he can't explain himself? He says anyone can see it. Any volunteers? C7, anybody?
It is pretty easy for someone to type a "yes" or a "no" when a question is asked. I personally do not think he answered the question, and I've read and re-read his posts. I will not read every post he made since his very first one about (2,400 in all).
Snakelord, I certainly wouldn't expect you to do that with my posts. So don't continue to ask me to re-read something that's odviously not worth reading.
Can someone else show me where Snakelord answered the question asked since he is incapable of explaining himself? (This kind of thing happens with dementia)
If they broke the sabbath law, then explain?
If they didn't break the sabbath law, then explain?
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SnakeLord said:
sorry snake...
but my god is the real god...
which all religions talk about...
the zodiac... 12... 4 elements... yin & yang...
self... existence... yhwh...
allah... ammon... brahman...
life... source of magnetism... evolution...
light... divided into infinite colors...
unity... separation... will... love...
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Happeh said:
My wife says he (SL) needs professional help. I think she has a point.
Oh, and by the way, you are right -- He lied. I've followed his commnents, and I've been pressing him to answer the question -- he never did but he claims he did.
Who are the other head-shrinks on this forum so I can beware?
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SL said,
So let's see if we have this straight -- you say the Jews that worshipped in the temple on the sabbath day broke the old testament sabbath law, though the sabbath command was given before there was a temple.
In addition, anyone else that worships at a synagogue or temple on the sabbath (saturday) is in violation.
As a christian I worship on sunday (we got it right then).
7th day adventist, on the otherhand, insist that sabbath worship is the only one acceptable. Quite interesting. You need to debate with a 7th-dayer.
According to Seventh-day Adventist doctrine, Saturday worship is a crucial defining feature of the remnant church.
Here's a saturday worship planner from one of them:
Sabbath School - 9:15 a.m.
Divine Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Prayer Services - 2:00 p.m.
Pastor's Hour -3:00 p.m.
How about that? The 7th day adventists think they are worshipping biblically. Snakelord -- you need to be a guest speaker.
Jews meet on the sabbath for service -- and they are breaking the sabbbath law -- right now, right SL?
I am typing this note on the sabbath, so I need to ask for forgiveness.
How about that, SL is right and he isn't even a jew, while everyone else that believes the bible is true is wrong. Hilarious!
My register says we are on page 5. So is this something you plan to write 4 pages in the future?
So let's see if we have this straight -- you say the Jews that worshipped in the temple on the sabbath day broke the old testament sabbath law, though the sabbath command was given before there was a temple.
In addition, anyone else that worships at a synagogue or temple on the sabbath (saturday) is in violation.
As a christian I worship on sunday (we got it right then).
7th day adventist, on the otherhand, insist that sabbath worship is the only one acceptable. Quite interesting. You need to debate with a 7th-dayer.
According to Seventh-day Adventist doctrine, Saturday worship is a crucial defining feature of the remnant church.
Here's a saturday worship planner from one of them:
Sabbath School - 9:15 a.m.
Divine Worship - 11:00 a.m.
Prayer Services - 2:00 p.m.
Pastor's Hour -3:00 p.m.
How about that? The 7th day adventists think they are worshipping biblically. Snakelord -- you need to be a guest speaker.
Jews meet on the sabbath for service -- and they are breaking the sabbbath law -- right now, right SL?
I am typing this note on the sabbath, so I need to ask for forgiveness.
How about that, SL is right and he isn't even a jew, while everyone else that believes the bible is true is wrong. Hilarious!
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Was that your attempt at apology for calling me a liar while the answer was right there, but you're just a blind halfwit?
Get it straight puppy, I don't need to do anything.
As explained on my post, (the one you were unable to read), biblical laws are only of worth to certain people and certain cultures. Nobody cares what god said to do or not to do, and will happily ignore it if it's too much of a burden for them. It doesn't mean the law no longer exists, it just means people don't listen to it.
The OT law, (which is what we were speaking about)? Certainly. But times have to change. People realise they can't obey all of god's laws, because of our own progression. Where I live the jews even started putting up posts in the street - and stated that they could actually do normal things on a Saturday in the area that these posts were. That doesn't remove god's law, it's just a human way to ignore it.
You have the choice - as all men do. Either way it's between you and your god. I couldn't personally care less what you do.
I've no idea where this conclusion came from, but ok.
I have no problem reading your post right now.
Right where for the original needle in a haystack?
No apology for you and your baiting tactics. Let's just say that reading your posts one time is punishment enough, reading all 2400 of your posts is a bit ridiculous.
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iam said:
but my god... the real god... is not really a "god"... and there is proof for my god, so you can't call it false. everyone knows my god too, even though they don't know it's the god of all religions.
SnakeLord said:
people don't want to accept their mistakes because they want to remain what they are,
they don't want to evolve,
they don't want to be what they are in reality,
they don't want to be me,
they don't want to be god,
they don't want to be infinite,
they want to be limited.
that's the only way to exist and be conscious.
to become the center of your own infinity.
you separate from everything.
that's the reason why everything exists.
so don't blame those who can't accept their mistakes.
they created the world.
if you have the courage to say you are a coward, you're not a coward.
- the 4002 year old semi-intelligent pseudo-christian cat from the beach of eastern atlantis
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Snakelord said:
OK, now I see what happened, here was my question in context:
Here was your answer:
Who are other people? Who is everyone else ? Who is they are? Does "they are" mean current day jews that are attending synagogues on the sabbath? (Jews don't have a temple now you know.) Your explanation was vague at best because the pronoun subject kept changing, and the timeframe as well, and you refused to clarify, though I requested it several times -- instead you called me "halfwitted" and "blind" etc, without any regard to my reason for asking the question, which you just assumed to be a diversion by me -- but it was not.
Might I suggest a better way of responding:
Yes, the jewish people violated the OT sabbath commandment when they worshipped in the temple, but I don't see how that relates to Jesus breaking it. It appears you are trying to shift the focus away from Jesus in His defense. It is rather ironic the Jewish leaders that killed Jesus were guilty of violating the sabbath as well, but that does not excuse what Jesus did, or validate your claim that Jesus did not break the OT law.
And when I asked you again, you said:
and again:
As I've already shown, your answer was not plain for anyone to read and my eyes are perfectly fine. The fact is you didn't tell the truth, but it wasn't intentional on your part, and hence it does not fit the definition of a "lie". The fact is your communication failed for the reasons already given.
Instead of a grand critique of me for your own shortcoming, how about something like:
Yes the jewish leaders broke the sabbath commandment through temple worship. I already answered the question. Can't you pay better attention?
I apologize for calling you a liar, but then I could call you something else instead that's just about as bad. However, I feel you probably owe me an apology as well.
OK, now I see what happened, here was my question in context:
Here was your answer:
Who are other people? Who is everyone else ? Who is they are? Does "they are" mean current day jews that are attending synagogues on the sabbath? (Jews don't have a temple now you know.) Your explanation was vague at best because the pronoun subject kept changing, and the timeframe as well, and you refused to clarify, though I requested it several times -- instead you called me "halfwitted" and "blind" etc, without any regard to my reason for asking the question, which you just assumed to be a diversion by me -- but it was not.
Might I suggest a better way of responding:
Yes, the jewish people violated the OT sabbath commandment when they worshipped in the temple, but I don't see how that relates to Jesus breaking it. It appears you are trying to shift the focus away from Jesus in His defense. It is rather ironic the Jewish leaders that killed Jesus were guilty of violating the sabbath as well, but that does not excuse what Jesus did, or validate your claim that Jesus did not break the OT law.
And when I asked you again, you said:
and again:
As I've already shown, your answer was not plain for anyone to read and my eyes are perfectly fine. The fact is you didn't tell the truth, but it wasn't intentional on your part, and hence it does not fit the definition of a "lie". The fact is your communication failed for the reasons already given.
Instead of a grand critique of me for your own shortcoming, how about something like:
Yes the jewish leaders broke the sabbath commandment through temple worship. I already answered the question. Can't you pay better attention?
I apologize for calling you a liar, but then I could call you something else instead that's just about as bad. However, I feel you probably owe me an apology as well.
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