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Title: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Bubbles on August 12, 2015, 01:59:01 PM
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Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Walt Zingmatilder on August 12, 2015, 02:15:46 PM
http://youtu.be/F1ibEaIPtMk

I watched this, yes it's lots of little bits.

Some funny, and some alarming.

It's this sort of thing that gives Christianity and religion a bad name.

One of the things I found alarming was the faith healer pushing the guys neck around who revealed he had been told to wear the collar as if the plate in his spine moved he risked becoming paralysed.

Even if those clips were out of context, it's still scary.

One has to balance up the ego of the person doing all this, and the wellbeing of the recipient.

Unfortunately the preachers ego seems to come before the audience and it comes across as one big ego trip, which to me seems unchristian.

It's things like this that put people off religion although many people have a spiritual side and think there is something to it. ( although not necessarily Christian)


It's about time some Christians stopped fanning their own and other peoples egos.

It's also about time they stopped supporting such people.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/782299.stm

Because they often do apparently , too scared to be seen to be different or, horror of horrors, being accused of not having the Holy Spirit.

If Susan Doris was going to write her letters telling bishops it was a bad move to support faith healers, I apologise to her, and on that one  on reflection,  i'd agree with her.
Some kind of push on a neck suggests a physical attempt to heal not a spiritual attempt.

Other churches are available.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 12, 2015, 04:55:12 PM
And this account of a Christian attending a Benny Hinn event was a real eye opener

http://www.faithstreet.com/onfaith/2014/12/08/the-five-most-disturbing-things-about-a-benny-hinn-miracle-service/35348
Have to say that I wouldn't willing attend a Benny Hinn event - for at least some of the reasons given here

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Why on earth would any Christian follow Benny Hinn?
If you ask them, they will probably say that they aren't 'following Benny Hinn', but following Christ.  If God can use someone like Cyrus the Great to benefit his chosen people, I see no reason why he can't use a duff preacher/healer like Benn to benefit his modern people.  Whether he chooses to is open to discussion.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: floo on August 12, 2015, 05:39:50 PM
And this account of a Christian attending a Benny Hinn event was a real eye opener

http://www.faithstreet.com/onfaith/2014/12/08/the-five-most-disturbing-things-about-a-benny-hinn-miracle-service/35348
Have to say that I wouldn't willing attend a Benny Hinn event - for at least some of the reasons given here

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Why on earth would any Christian follow Benny Hinn?
If you ask them, they will probably say that they aren't 'following Benny Hinn', but following Christ.  If God can use someone like Cyrus the Great to benefit his chosen people, I see no reason why he can't use a duff preacher/healer like Benn to benefit his modern people.  Whether he chooses to is open to discussion.

I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible? 
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 12, 2015, 05:45:25 PM
I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible?
No, I'm saying that God can and does use anyone - even those who profess no faith in God - if he chooses: hence my reference to Cyrus the Great.  I know of people who have been encouraged into faith by the very haranguing that they have received on internet forums when they have referenced ideas that run contrary to some of the non-Christian members.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: floo on August 12, 2015, 05:55:08 PM
I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible?
No, I'm saying that God can and does use anyone - even those who profess no faith in God - if he chooses: hence my reference to Cyrus the Great.  I know of people who have been encouraged into faith by the very haranguing that they have received on internet forums when they have referenced ideas that run contrary to some of the non-Christian members.

If the deity's exists and uses anyone, however evil, to obtain its ends, it would have no decency or scruples! >:(
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Nearly Sane on August 12, 2015, 05:56:36 PM
I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible?
No, I'm saying that God can and does use anyone - even those who profess no faith in God - if he chooses: hence my reference to Cyrus the Great.  I know of people who have been encouraged into faith by the very haranguing that they have received on internet forums when they have referenced ideas that run contrary to some of the non-Christian members.
And for those who have abandoned their beliefs for the opposite reason, was that God working through Christians to reduce the number of Christians?
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: ippy on August 12, 2015, 07:42:03 PM
I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible?
No, I'm saying that God can and does use anyone - even those who profess no faith in God - if he chooses: hence my reference to Cyrus the Great.  I know of people who have been encouraged into faith by the very haranguing that they have received on internet forums when they have referenced ideas that run contrary to some of the non-Christian members.

How much contact do you have with planet Zog now Hope, have you still got you're contacts there?

ippy
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Rhiannon on August 12, 2015, 07:45:40 PM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Walt Zingmatilder on August 12, 2015, 07:46:59 PM
I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible?
No, I'm saying that God can and does use anyone - even those who profess no faith in God - if he chooses: hence my reference to Cyrus the Great.  I know of people who have been encouraged into faith by the very haranguing that they have received on internet forums when they have referenced ideas that run contrary to some of the non-Christian members.

How much contact do you have with planet Zog now Hope, have you still got you're contacts there?

ippy
Ah, the rednecks are back.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: BashfulAnthony on August 12, 2015, 08:56:10 PM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Anchorman on August 12, 2015, 09:09:00 PM
I am GOBSMACKED Hope, are you really stating that the deity might use a charlatan like Hinn to impress the gullible?
No, I'm saying that God can and does use anyone - even those who profess no faith in God - if he chooses: hence my reference to Cyrus the Great.  I know of people who have been encouraged into faith by the very haranguing that they have received on internet forums when they have referenced ideas that run contrary to some of the non-Christian members.


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Kind of like this, Hope?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbTAaBWmqsM


(I've been waiting for an excuse to post it....)
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 12, 2015, 09:32:26 PM
But a talking donkey, Jim?  ;D  :-X  :o  ;)
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Anchorman on August 12, 2015, 09:46:57 PM
But a talking donkey, Jim?  ;D  :-X  :o  ;)


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Nah....the dog next door!

But seriously, God will use whom He will use.
There are umpteen incidents in the Bible showing God using people that the 'religious' mob wouldn't touch in a month of sabbaths.
I don't see a problem with God using an enemy to achieve His purpose.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: ippy on August 13, 2015, 08:41:13 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

I don't see my post as an insult, it's more like this kind of post of Hopes is an insult to the intelligence, it's so detached from reality.

When people make such daft posts what do they expect, we all send them a bunch of flowers?

No insult just a well deserved apt comment, he might just as well be on another planet, I'm sure he even thought he being serious?

ippy   
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: floo on August 13, 2015, 08:41:43 AM
But a talking donkey, Jim?  ;D  :-X  :o  ;)


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Nah....the dog next door!

But seriously, God will use whom He will use.
There are umpteen incidents in the Bible showing God using people that the 'religious' mob wouldn't touch in a month of sabbaths.
I don't see a problem with God using an enemy to achieve His purpose.

Well I do, but then the deity featured in the Bible is an evil piece of scum more evil than any human ever, if it exists and the deeds attributed to it had any truth in them. However, it is more than likely the Bible is a book of crazy fairy tales.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: jakswan on August 13, 2015, 08:47:18 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: BashfulAnthony on August 13, 2015, 09:49:18 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.

I don't insult people: I, too, merely make the obvious statements of fact, all pretty clear to any onlooker, really.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: jakswan on August 13, 2015, 10:17:25 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.

I don't insult people: I, too, merely make the obvious statements of fact, all pretty clear to any onlooker, really.

To paraphrase 'the norm for most atheists on here is issuing insults' is an insult and not a statement of fact by any means.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: ippy on August 13, 2015, 10:37:45 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.

I don't insult people: I, too, merely make the obvious statements of fact, all pretty clear to any onlooker, really.

To paraphrase 'the norm for most atheists on here is issuing insults' is an insult and not a statement of fact by any means.

The norm for religionists is to always be offended no matter how mild a critique might be.

ippy
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Shaker on August 13, 2015, 10:39:08 AM
The norm for religionists is to always be offended no matter how mild a critique might be.
It's certainly the norm for at least some of them, ipster. Spot on.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Alien on August 13, 2015, 10:45:05 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.

I don't insult people: I, too, merely make the obvious statements of fact, all pretty clear to any onlooker, really.

To paraphrase 'the norm for most atheists on here is issuing insults' is an insult and not a statement of fact by any means.
I would agree that BA is rather OTT on his statement here.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: floo on August 13, 2015, 11:38:53 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.

I don't insult people: I, too, merely make the obvious statements of fact, all pretty clear to any onlooker, really.

To paraphrase 'the norm for most atheists on here is issuing insults' is an insult and not a statement of fact by any means.

The norm for religionists is to always be offended no matter how mild a critique might be.

ippy

Not all take offence, Alan Burns, for instance, gets a lot of stick, for his religious stance but he takes it on the chin, to give him his due.

Of course there is one 'Christian' poster who dishes out offensive comments, but has a childish temper tantrum each time they are challenged, but seems to be in complete denial about their nasty behaviour.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: jakswan on August 13, 2015, 11:54:27 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

If I may intervene:  the answer is, apparently, "no."  In fact, it is the norm for most atheists on here, sadly.

I think many Christians contribute interesting posts, some however, are hypocrites not an insult but a statement of fact.

I don't insult people: I, too, merely make the obvious statements of fact, all pretty clear to any onlooker, really.

To paraphrase 'the norm for most atheists on here is issuing insults' is an insult and not a statement of fact by any means.
I would agree that BA is rather OTT on his statement here.

Applaud.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Rhiannon on August 13, 2015, 12:48:35 PM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

I don't see my post as an insult, it's more like this kind of post of Hopes is an insult to the intelligence, it's so detached from reality.

When people make such daft posts what do they expect, we all send them a bunch of flowers?

No insult just a well deserved apt comment, he might just as well be on another planet, I'm sure he even thought he being serious?

ippy   

Ippy, you gave me no end of grief when I had the temerity to use the words 'bless' and 'you' in a post to your good self, even though I was using it as a turn of phrase rather than as any kind of magic words. As a result I no longer use that phrase on here for fear of causing offence - effectively you have censored what I say according to your sensibilities. Yet you see fit to mock and deride the beliefs and lifestyles of others with impunity for no other reason than that you think they are daft and make no effort to wind it in, however much offence and hurt your words cause.

If you gave an argument to make then fine, there are all kinds of ideas discussed on here that need picking apart and examining. Simple mocking isn't debate though; maybe it is time you offered others the same respect that you demand for yourself.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Nearly Sane on August 13, 2015, 12:56:07 PM

Ippy, you gave me no end of grief when I had the temerity to use the words 'bless' and 'you' in a post to your good self, even though I was using it as a turn of phrase rather than as any kind of magic words. As a result I no longer use that phrase on here for fear of causing offence - effectively you have censored what I say according to your sensibilities. Yet you see fit to mock and deride the beliefs and lifestyles of others with impunity for no other reason than that you think they are daft and make no effort to wind it in, however much offence and hurt your words cause.

If you gave an argument to make then fine, there are all kinds of ideas discussed on here that need picking apart and examining. Simple mocking isn't debate though; maybe it is time you offered others the same respect that you demand for yourself.
Bless you
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Rhiannon on August 13, 2015, 12:58:51 PM
 :)
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: ippy on August 13, 2015, 02:04:48 PM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?

I don't see my post as an insult, it's more like this kind of post of Hopes is an insult to the intelligence, it's so detached from reality.

When people make such daft posts what do they expect, we all send them a bunch of flowers?

No insult just a well deserved apt comment, he might just as well be on another planet, I'm sure he even thought he being serious?

ippy   

Ippy, you gave me no end of grief when I had the temerity to use the words 'bless' and 'you' in a post to your good self, even though I was using it as a turn of phrase rather than as any kind of magic words. As a result I no longer use that phrase on here for fear of causing offence - effectively you have censored what I say according to your sensibilities. Yet you see fit to mock and deride the beliefs and lifestyles of others with impunity for no other reason than that you think they are daft and make no effort to wind it in, however much offence and hurt your words cause.

If you gave an argument to make then fine, there are all kinds of ideas discussed on here that need picking apart and examining. Simple mocking isn't debate though; maybe it is time you offered others the same respect that you demand for yourself.

Not one person on the forum has offended me including your good self and what's the point of discussing things that haven't even got one shred of evidence to support them, so mock and derision of what?

I was making a point, the bless you to someone when you know that someone that doesn't share any kind of religious belief with you is more rude, unthinking, not needed and pointless than offensive, especially when we keep getting attempted raps on the knuckles like now.

I genuinely haven't been offended once on this forum Rhi.

ippy
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: ippy on August 13, 2015, 02:12:30 PM

Ippy, you gave me no end of grief when I had the temerity to use the words 'bless' and 'you' in a post to your good self, even though I was using it as a turn of phrase rather than as any kind of magic words. As a result I no longer use that phrase on here for fear of causing offence - effectively you have censored what I say according to your sensibilities. Yet you see fit to mock and deride the beliefs and lifestyles of others with impunity for no other reason than that you think they are daft and make no effort to wind it in, however much offence and hurt your words cause.

If you gave an argument to make then fine, there are all kinds of ideas discussed on here that need picking apart and examining. Simple mocking isn't debate though; maybe it is time you offered others the same respect that you demand for yourself.
Bless you

Good post, I like it.

ippy
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: OH MY WORLD! on August 13, 2015, 05:47:59 PM
Rose,
I have never supported con men like Benny, or Popoff, Roberts and on and on. What you need to do, rather then telling Christians here to stop doing something they are not doing, is show up at the next Benny crusade in your country. Stand at the doors and tell each person to stop supporting Benny, tell them why, and then stand aside and let them do as they please.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: OH MY WORLD! on August 13, 2015, 05:57:10 PM
Oh, and Rose, is it CHRISTIANITY that gives you the horrors or people like Benny who call themselves a Christian while conning people out of their money? My buddy loves Benny. Not because he believes Benny but because my buddy is in charge of security at the hotel Benny stays in when in Calgary. Benny never fails to slip my buddy a few $50 bills on each visit.

Now I recall people being killed in a sweat lodge due to the actions of a New Age Guru. That was very horrifying, but if people want to buy into the New Age crap, well they are free to do so.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: trippymonkey on August 13, 2015, 06:16:20 PM
Is this as opposed to Old Age Crap???
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: OH MY WORLD! on August 14, 2015, 04:29:00 AM
As a horticulturalist I can tell you that old age crap is very beneficial. New age crap stinks, gives veggies a terrible taste, and will kill. Now have a cookie while you sit on that rock you funny monkey.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: trippymonkey on August 14, 2015, 07:19:34 AM
JC
 ;D ;D
Do you feel ALL The Bible can & IS to be used & that there's nothing new 'Under the sun' ????

Nick
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 14, 2015, 08:33:31 AM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?
It is a common indicator of having an inadequate argument, Rhi.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 14, 2015, 08:37:40 AM
I'd like to pick up on JC's question to Rose:

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Oh, and Rose, is it CHRISTIANITY that gives you the horrors
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I think that many of us confuse the outworking of philosophies with the philosophies themselves.  For instance, we regularly think about the atrocities carried out 'in the name of' Communism, capitalism, Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, atheism, etc.  However, when we consider the philosophies themselves, they are often very different to what we see humans presenting to us.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: jjohnjil on August 14, 2015, 10:16:38 AM
I'd like to pick up on JC's question to Rose:

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Oh, and Rose, is it CHRISTIANITY that gives you the horrors
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I think that many of us confuse the outworking of philosophies with the philosophies themselves.  For instance, we regularly think about the atrocities carried out 'in the name of' Communism, capitalism, Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, atheism, etc.  However, when we consider the philosophies themselves, they are often very different to what we see humans presenting to us.

There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   

You've got some weird ideas!
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 14, 2015, 11:23:50 AM
There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   
I though the God of atheism was humanity, jj  ;)
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: floo on August 14, 2015, 11:59:25 AM
There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   
I though the God of atheism was humanity, jj  ;)

Well humanity could certainly teach the evil Biblical deity a thing or two about being good and decent! ::)
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 14, 2015, 12:09:47 PM
There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   
I though the God of atheism was humanity, jj  ;)

Well humanity could certainly teach the evil Biblical deity a thing or two about being good and decent! ::)
And it could teach the deity more than a thing or two about being evil and despicable.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: BashfulAnthony on August 14, 2015, 12:10:53 PM
There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   
I though the God of atheism was humanity, jj  ;)

Well humanity could certainly teach the evil Biblical deity a thing or two about being good and decent! ::)

Yes, we could ask ISIS, or Al-Qaeda, or one of the 70 odd terrorist groups proscribed in this country under the Terrorist Act.  Or we could ask the murderers, rapists, thieves and hooligans.  Plenty of  good people in humanity to set an example.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: jjohnjil on August 14, 2015, 12:53:12 PM
There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   
I though the God of atheism was humanity, jj  ;)

At least humanity exists, Hope, we have evidence for it ... and there are a couple of billion Christians in it too - some good, some bloody awful :-)
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: ippy on August 14, 2015, 01:56:23 PM
Can you manage a proper argument rather than just issuing insults, Ippy?
It is a common indicator of having an inadequate argument, Rhi.

Saying you have evidence that can prove your ideas and never presenting it can hardly lend any strength, power or very much else to your statements Hope.

ippy
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: floo on August 14, 2015, 02:57:25 PM
There may well have been atrocities carried out by atheists, Hope, but certainly not in the name of atheism!  There's no great god of atheists to tell us to go out slaughtering, as yours does!   
I though the God of atheism was humanity, jj  ;)

Well humanity could certainly teach the evil Biblical deity a thing or two about being good and decent! ::)
And it could teach the deity more than a thing or two about being evil and despicable.

No it couldn't, the deity is worse than any human ever, if the deeds attributed to it had any credibility.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 14, 2015, 04:33:54 PM
No it couldn't, the deity is worse than any human ever, if the deeds attributed to it had any credibility.
Well, it depoends on whether the references t such atrocities occur in historical apssages, poetic passages, or theological passages.  You have never managed to understand that the Bible (OT and NT) isn't written in a single genre.  Nor do you seem to have understood that, at times, the People of Israel stood on the brink of extinction at the hands of the tribes in the middle of whom they lived.  Everything seemst be judged through 20th century filters, with additional ones that filter out some of the worst atrocities that the 20th century has to offer.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: trippymonkey on August 14, 2015, 04:43:48 PM
Hope
Are you saying you'd quite happily throw away many parts of your Bible?

Either because they don't fit in with your view of your god or you really feel they shouldn't be there at all?

Nick
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: Hope on August 14, 2015, 09:37:02 PM
Hope
Are you saying you'd quite happily throw away many parts of your Bible?

Either because they don't fit in with your view of your god or you really feel they shouldn't be there at all?

Nick
No, I would deal with them according to the genre they are.  As a Christian, I am also no longer bound by the laws set out in the OT; I am under a very different 'regime'.  However, the passages in the OT are useful background to a number of Jesus' teachings.
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: trippymonkey on August 14, 2015, 10:00:39 PM
AHA
You're a Pick-N-Choose Christian !!!
Title: Re: Christianity - giving people the horrors
Post by: jeremyp on August 15, 2015, 09:54:23 AM
AHA
You're a Pick-N-Choose Christian !!!

They all are to some extent.