10 questions that every intelligent christian must answer

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you just told everyone here that the massacre was JUST.

killing is killing. period. walay JUST killing. walay DIVINE killing. simple as that. that's what your 10 commandments say.

it doesn't matter if ang ginoo nisulti or ang tao.

saba diha oi. kong imong nasod e conquer og laing nasod di ka mopatay? binayot ba ani nga tobag.

[butong101]

There is a scientific word for what you are referring to--it's called the human consciousness.

-RODION

there was a study that found out that unconscious acquisition of knowledge is far more greater and wider than the conscious one, likewise, the study further claims that consciousness can not even grasp the algorithms used by the unconscious mind..

you seem to be very knowledgeable sir, so how do you come to terms with this?
what are the implications, isn't it saying that we have some innate faculty of abilities beyond comprehension of the so called human consciousness..
so what do we call this, ain't it what we call the soul?

[tokidoki]

hala oi papansin rajud kaau ka,

you are not my type please

walay undangay imong pagka assuming noh?

type gud tawn. there's no such thing as a type for women.

[rodsky]

Another analogy I like to express about my own situation:


In the world we live in, people can avail of a a wonderful man-made invention called insurance. You can get insurance for material items, like cars, houses, your business, and you have insurance for people, life insurance, accident insurance. The concept is really quite nifty--over the years, part of what you earn while working gets contributed to a fund, and when you experience a tragic incident or loss, the agreement allows you (or people around you) to benefit financially to offset your physical and emotional needs during the time of loss and grieving.

Now as it turns out, I'm one of those people who really doesn't care much for insurance, in fact aside from SSS, I don't think I have anything else. But I do know that people who have availed of this have probably a better chance at dealing with a tragic/crisis situation than I would. In fact, yes, I should be getting more forms of insurance myself, if I really wanted to "secure" my future. I do not envy them, but I do admire them, and certainly do not pity them. But sometimes I also feel a certain amount of freedom in the sense that I don't have to worry about things like if my contributions to so and so insurance company gets remitted, etc. It's a shallow reason, but again, it works for me.

Thus, for me, the concept of having a religion or the belief in a supreme being is much rather like how I see the concept of insurance, in that I'm fully aware people do it to have a greater feeling of assuredness or security in life, and perhaps I'm happy for them, if they feel they need that. But what will probably annoy me is the insurance salesman who keeps calling my cellphone or keeps knock at my door INSISTING that I get this or that insurance. Again I have nothing against insurance--just don't shove it in my face, because I feel quite content with my current condition.

there was a study that found out that unconscious acquisition of knowledge is far more greater and wider than the conscious one, likewise, the study further claims that consciousness can not even grasp the algorithms used by the unconscious mind..

you seem to be very knowledgeable sir, so how do you come to terms with this?
what are the implications, isn't it saying that we have some innate faculty of abilities beyond comprehension of the so called human consciousness..
so what do we call this, ain't it what we call the soul?

"What's in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name, would smell as sweet."
- William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet (II, ii, 1-2)

-RODION

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[tokidoki]

saba diha oi. kong imong nasod e conquer og laing nasod di ka mopatay? binayot ba ani nga tobag.

I'd like to see you say that to the kenyans and the raramuri tribe who never made violent confrontations with their conquerors.

i'd like to see you explain how the portuguese colonized brazil without armed conflict.

nangluspad na imong logic? sunod bro hilom nalang kung wala diay na ikabuga imong reasoning.

puro ra man gud na patay patay ang imo tinuhuan mao na walay agi. yagaw ra inyong mga tao. sama pa ni flordia.blanca nagkayagaw ang pilpinas tungod sa simbahan.

[LeeLeePot]

Another analogy I like to express about my own situation:


In the world we live in, people can avail of a a wonderful man-made invention called insurance. You can get insurance for material items, like cars, houses, your business, and you have insurance for people, life insurance, accident insurance. The concept is really quite nifty--over the years, part of what you earn while working gets contributed to a fund, and when you experience a tragic incident or loss, the agreement allows you (or people around you) to benefit financially to offset your physical and emotional needs during the time of loss and grieving.

Now as it turns out, I'm one of those people who really doesn't care much for insurance, in fact aside from SSS, I don't think I have anything else. But I do know that people who have availed of this have probably a better chance at dealing with a tragic/crisis situation than I would. In fact, yes, I should be getting more forms of insurance myself, if I really wanted to "secure" my future. I do not envy them, but I do admire them, and certainly do not pity them. But sometimes I also feel a certain amount of freedom in the sense that I don't have to worry about things like if my contributions to so and so insurance company gets remitted, etc. It's a shallow reason, but again, it works for me.

Thus, for me, the concept of having a religion or the belief in a supreme being is much rather like how I see the concept of insurance, in that I'm fully aware people do it to have a greater feeling of assuredness or security in life, and perhaps I'm happy for them, if they feel they need that. But what will probably annoy me is the insurance salesman who keeps calling my cellphone or keeps knock at my door INSISTING that I get this or that insurance. Again I have nothing against insurance--just don't shove it in my face, because I feel quite content with my current condition.




"What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet."
- William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet (II, ii, 1-2)

-RODION

-RODION

makapobre man ng insurance sir...ang Faith kai dili man...

[nowpress*]

I'd like to see you say that to the kenyans and the raramuri tribe who never made violent confrontations with their conquerors.

i'd like to see you explain how the portuguese colonized brazil without armed conflict.

nangluspad na imong logic? sunod bro hilom nalang kung wala diay na ikabuga imong reasoning.

puro ra man gud na patay patay ang imo tinuhuan mao na walay agi. yagaw ra inyong mga tao. sama pa ni flordia.blanca nagkayagaw ang pilpinas tungod sa simbahan.

oi haha wa diay ka makabasa nga naa pod mga diplomatic nga mga solution sa bible where the nation Israel and other nations wa mag away, hahahahaha. basa lagi ayaw pataka og yaw yaw.

kanang command to conquer was for those nations nga gahig olo. sabot naka?

pangutan-a ra gud ng mga military, ingna didto nga kong mo abot ang mga terrorista og pamatyon ta ayaw lang og sokol. suwayi di ba masag paan ka.

nya luspad na nga logic? haha, ayaw pag binayot bai. sokol.

[pinoy_09]

you just told everyone here that the massacre was JUST.

killing is killing. period. walay JUST killing. walay DIVINE killing. simple as that. that's what your 10 commandments say.

it doesn't matter if ang ginoo nisulti or ang tao.

Oh boy.... If I were you I wouldn't mess with nowpress.

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@tokidoki

sige bai ha ayaw ang kalagot gud.

you are not wise enough to pull down Christianity. thats the truth.