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Erusin -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/22/2016 3:14:06 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Greta75

Notice I say, a good Christian does not take matters into their own hands. A good Muslim take matters into their own hands.

It's a different religious directive for both religion.

Christian God historically personally takes action. Noah's Ark. Murder of new born babies. Christian God himself does the killing personally. NOT his people usually. And then when he decided to come to earth as Jesus. He didn't order any killing at all. He could have. He really could have. He could have raise an Army to fight those evil Romans trying to get him. But he didn't. Christian isn't the most violent religion today, killing in the name of Jesus, precisely because majority believes that, punishment is melted by God himself and humans have no right to play God. It would be blasphemy.

There has not been one instances of Allah doing his dirty work himself. He always commanded his Muslim human beings to kill on his behalf. Muhammad could have left Mecca alone, and just go live in peace elsewhere for the rest of his life, but he didn't. Held a grudge, and to go back in and enslave the whole place that cast him out. So vengeful.
Muslims like to claim his a warlord, but everybody forgets he was just a handy man working for a rich woman. Then the rich chick married his ass. And he was like house husband until his wife passed away as he was her boy toy, he married much older, like nearly 20 years older, old and rich and providing for him. And then suddenly his ready to wage war and get a whole new harem of really young new wives. He was raised as non-violent as Jesus, and arguably, he was almost like a carpenter too, as his job hired by his wife was handy man. Like seriously.

We really need to look at role models.


Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.

Allah is, I believe, Baal. What can you expect from a moon god who has a taste for blood and live human infant sacrifice?




blnymph -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/22/2016 3:48:05 PM)

did noah's ark have gender neutral bathrooms?? I wonder, I wonder ....




dcnovice -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/22/2016 3:50:06 PM)

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Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.

I couldn't find that in Genesis. Where did you read it?




ifmaz -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/22/2016 8:18:16 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Erusin
Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.


That's an interesting interpretation: a supposedly all-powerful god, who created the universe and a relatively innocuous planet in a rural area of a galaxy (of which there are at least 100 billion) before deciding, rather arbitrarily, to flood said planet, is not responsible for the deaths caused by the flooding because this all-powerful god provided a single person a way out that took 100 years to build. This supposed all-powerful entity, capable of creating worlds and pretty much everything we know, would rather see thousands of people perish because they performed some acts this entity regarded as bad even though this entity allegedly gave those same people the opportunity, via free will, to do these bad things.

In certain circles I believe this is called a dick move.

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ORIGINAL: Erusin
Allah is, I believe, Baal. What can you expect from a moon god who has a taste for blood and live human infant sacrifice?


As opposed to the Judeo-Christian god that prefers burnt offerings, tormenting people (Job) as a bet to another entity, mass murder (or at the very least mass negligent homicide), and was going allow a father to murder his son?

They both sound like entities I would cancel on, probably via a fake phone call app, should they ever invite me out for a beer.




tweakabelle -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 3:26:58 AM)

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ORIGINAL: ifmaz


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ORIGINAL: Erusin
Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.


That's an interesting interpretation: a supposedly all-powerful god, who created the universe and a relatively innocuous planet in a rural area of a galaxy (of which there are at least 100 billion) before deciding, rather arbitrarily, to flood said planet, is not responsible for the deaths caused by the flooding because this all-powerful god provided a single person a way out that took 100 years to build. This supposed all-powerful entity, capable of creating worlds and pretty much everything we know, would rather see thousands of people perish because they performed some acts this entity regarded as bad even though this entity allegedly gave those same people the opportunity, via free will, to do these bad things.

In certain circles I believe this is called a dick move.


How is this not murder by God? And even if you find a way of rationalising this away, there are an awful lot of other murders detailed in the Bible that are either God's own handiwork, or murders that happened on his direct command that also require explaining away. Jaw dropping feats of intellectual gymnastics will be required ...

According to http://www.evilbible.com/ God is not only a murderer but a mass murderer on the Stalin/Hitler/ Pol Pot level of mass murderers ie about as bad as it gets.

The reasons why God kills, or causes people to be killed range from vanity, protecting his patch, war etc to really really stupid childish reasons eg God causes some kids to be killed because they mocked a bald man, and others for being curious (!). You will find the relevant Bible citations here: http://www.evilbible.com/evil-bible-home-page/murder-in-the-bible/
"In total God kills 371,186 people directly and orders another 1,862,265 people murdered" op cit.

In the light of this, (and remember the Bible is held by believers to be the unvarnished word of God), how is possible to deny that the Christian God, as described in the Bible, isn't a murderer and a murderer of the very worst kind? Kinda puts Allah into the beginners category ....




Staleek -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 3:45:53 AM)


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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle

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ORIGINAL: ifmaz


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ORIGINAL: Erusin
Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.


That's an interesting interpretation: a supposedly all-powerful god, who created the universe and a relatively innocuous planet in a rural area of a galaxy (of which there are at least 100 billion) before deciding, rather arbitrarily, to flood said planet, is not responsible for the deaths caused by the flooding because this all-powerful god provided a single person a way out that took 100 years to build. This supposed all-powerful entity, capable of creating worlds and pretty much everything we know, would rather see thousands of people perish because they performed some acts this entity regarded as bad even though this entity allegedly gave those same people the opportunity, via free will, to do these bad things.

In certain circles I believe this is called a dick move.


How is this not murder by God? And even if you find a way of rationalising this away, there are an awful lot of other murders detailed in the Bible that are either God's own handiwork, or murders that happened on his direct command that also require explaining away. Jaw dropping feats of intellectual gymnastics will be required ...

According to http://www.evilbible.com/ God is not only a murderer but a mass murderer on the Stalin/Hitler/ Pol Pot level of mass murderers ie about as bad as it gets.

The reasons why God kills, or causes people to be killed range from vanity, protecting his patch, war etc to really really stupid childish reasons eg God causes some kids to be killed because they mocked a bald man, and others for being curious (!). You will find the relevant Bible citations here: http://www.evilbible.com/evil-bible-home-page/murder-in-the-bible/
"In total God kills 371,186 people directly and orders another 1,862,265 people murdered" op cit.

In the light of this, (and remember the Bible is held by believers to be the unvarnished word of God), how is possible to deny that the Christian God, as described in the Bible, isn't a murderer and a murderer of the very worst kind? Kinda puts Allah into the beginners category ....


I love ya Tweak, but I have to say that relying on sites like "evil bible" for this is kind of like relying on "Jihad watch" to find out what's going on in Islam.

The Bible is not and was never supposed to be taken literally. As long ago as 500BCE (predating the Bible by around 700 years) scholars had already established the role of allegory in reference to religious stories. Trying to subject the Bible to literal interpretations and then using that as an example of how wrong it all is is an extremely bad argument.




Greta75 -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 3:50:35 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Erusin
Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.

Are you serious? I don't remember a line where God said take every human with you! He just said, take a pair of each animals. And no way that Ark could have contain the whole world population!




tweakabelle -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 3:55:28 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Staleek

I love ya Tweak, but I have to say that relying on sites like "evil bible" for this is kind of like relying on "Jihad watch" to find out what's going on in Islam.

The Bible is not and was never supposed to be taken literally. As long ago as 500BCE (predating the Bible by around 700 years) scholars had already established the role of allegory in reference to religious stories. Trying to subject the Bible to literal interpretations and then using that as an example of how wrong it all is is an extremely bad argument.

The good thing about the evilbible site is that the relevant quotes are all laid out and annotated, which saves a lot of time. I take any editorialising there with a pinch of salt, which is why I carefully laid out the citations, and adopted the "according to evilbible.com ...." framing rather than saying it directly, as my own opinion.

I agree that the Bible shouldn't be taken literally, nor for that matter should the Koran or any other foundation religious text. The problem is that some people, far too many people, do and feel very self righteous about it too. I wasn't having a pop at Xianity - I was aiming at those who interpret the Bible literally. The quotes and data I cited are also of direct relevance to those who are claiming that Islam is a war mongering religion on the basis of selected Koranic verses.

FWIW my feeling is that direct quotes from the Koran ought to be treated in precisely the same fashion as those from the Bible ie they should be considered with a liberal dose of salt.





Greta75 -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 4:07:48 AM)

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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle
The quotes and data I cited are also of direct relevance to those who are claiming that Islam is a war mongering religion on the basis of selected Koranic verses.

FWIW my feeling is that direct quotes from the Koran ought to be treated in precisely the same fashion as those from the Bible ie they should be considered with a liberal dose of salt.

Again, the way the bible was put together compared to the way the quran was put together are two different things.

Quran source came from one person, Muhammed himself, and he claims Angel Gabriel spoke to him. So he practically recited to his minions to write everything down in one book. The sole source is HIM. So I can judge the literal interpretation by following his actions. Are the literal interpretation consistent with his actions? YES!

Now the source of the bible. Reading how it's put together makes it totally inaccurate obviously because who decides which source is accurate and not accurate? It came from soooooo many multiple sources.

Whereas Quran was from the war mongering mad man himself. It is taken literally because Muhammed is a genuine historical figure, and all the stuffs that he did, he really did, and his actions speak louder than words!

Currently I have high doubts that even Moses ever existed, even Adam and Eve. Thus could be allegory. I used to have a debate with a Jewish person who was just such an expert in how to allergorise all the evil verses in the old testament, it was amazing.




blnymph -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 4:10:33 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Erusin
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Allah is, I believe, Baal. What can you expect from a moon god who has a taste for blood and live human infant sacrifice?


Oh you are completely wrong. "Allah" is simply the arab term for god. Arab christians use it as well - and he/she/it is the same for all 3 abrahamite religions.




blnymph -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 4:14:56 AM)


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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle

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ORIGINAL: Staleek


The Bible is not and was never supposed to be taken literally. As long ago as 500BCE (predating the Bible by around 700 years) scholars had already established the role of allegory in reference to religious stories. Trying to subject the Bible to literal interpretations and then using that as an example of how wrong it all is is an extremely bad argument.


I agree that the Bible shouldn't be taken literally, nor for that matter should the Koran or any other foundation religious text. The problem is that some people, far too many people, do and feel very self righteous about it too.


I agree with both of you.
The weirdos who do take whatever self-proclaimed "holy book" literally are the source of a lot of misery for humankind.




Cinnamongirl67 -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 5:20:29 AM)


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ORIGINAL: dcnovice

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Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.

I couldn't find that in Genesis. Where did you read it?


You were not asking this question to me but I will answer it.
You will not find in Genesis that Noah offered to bring others with him. He was commanded to bring himself and his own family because God found favor with him. What you do find is Noah was told directly he was destroying every living creature because he was displeased by the wickedness of humanity. One family was saved because Noah followed his law. That's what the Bible says. It says nothing about others being warned.
If one was to speculate, if they were warned, they didn't listen.
Through generations the story was manipulated to fill in the gaps and used as a teaching tool to possibly make it more understandable to others.




blnymph -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 7:25:24 AM)

so you are saying there is no sign that god's wrath in Noahs time had anything to do with gender neutral bathrooms




Aylee -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 10:35:40 AM)


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ORIGINAL: dcnovice

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Um... The whole Noah's Ark thing? That wasn't God murdering ANYBODY. It took Noah well over a century to build the thing. During that time he continuously encouraged people to come with him on the ark. THEY REFUSED. God provided a way out for EVERYONE. Only Noah and his family put their faith and trust in God. They knew what was coming. They refused salvation.

I couldn't find that in Genesis. Where did you read it?



They recently did a movie and perhaps there was a scene where that happened. I think that I have seen the movie, kind of, but I tend to read while watching movies or TV shows.

I think that HBO was playing Evan Almighty a couple of weeks ago.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 11:41:44 AM)

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Allah is, I believe, Baal

Incorrect. It simply means "God", and is the term used by Arab Christians for the same God that French Christians refer to as Dieu, and that German Christians refer to as Gott. Arabic speaking Jews also use the term "Allah" to refer to their deity.
As to the "original" Allah in pre Islamic Arabian religion, there is little concrete evidence, though the general consensus is that Allah was a separate deity from others and was a remote creator god.





ThatDizzyChick -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 11:43:23 AM)

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I couldn't find that in Genesis. Where did you read it?

He made it up.




ThatDizzyChick -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 11:47:31 AM)

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so you are saying there is no sign that god's wrath in Noahs time had anything to do with gender neutral bathrooms

I can't be certain, but I'm pretty sure that holes in the ground behind a bush are generally gender neutral.




WhoreMods -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 12:46:32 PM)

And people taking a crap behind his burning bush was the reason Gawd got so angry that he flooded the world, so, yep: that was obviously down to people shitting in the wrong place.
[;)]




blnymph -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 3:21:28 PM)

I wonder ... since snails are hermaphrodites did they get a separate bathroom on Noah's ark ...?




dcnovice -> RE: 9/11 = God's Wrath Over Gender-Neutral Bathrooms (5/23/2016 3:58:33 PM)


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ORIGINAL: WhoreMods

And people taking a crap behind his burning bush was the reason Gawd got so angry that he flooded the world, so, yep: that was obviously down to people shitting in the wrong place.
[;)]

The Dead Sea Scrolls have cast new light on that.

What bugged God wasn't the crapping but rather folks' using the bush as a hair dryer after bathing.




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