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Explain it to us then, Gary! What is it about love that serves as the basis for the following Old Testament principles of justice.... Leviticus 24:19 ‘If a man causes disfigurement of his neighbor, as he has done, so shall it be done to him— 20 fracture for fracture, eye for eye, tooth for...

I suppose to confuse you. I'm tired of having to explain myself as though I'm talking to a third grade child.

Nope, didn't say that either. You are easily the stupidest person to ever post on TOL.

In some sense perhaps but generally speaking no, not at all. I do speak in generalities by the way. Good bye!

If "collateral damage" as you call it isn't a different issue then God is unjust and Jeremiah 18 and Ezekiel 18 are both a pack of lies and God is therefore a liar and the whole discussion is therefore moot! Just how badly do you want to win this?

The difference being that the two are two different but related topics. There are all sorts of things that are wrong (i.e. immoral) not all of them are criminal in nature. You can tell a lie to your spouse about where you were last night. That is immoral but it isn't a crime. If where you were...

Was that a joke?

Of course not! Stupid! No one suggested otherwise you drooling moron!

We have something in common then.

So now understanding spiritual things is done with the mind?

Are you saying that Moses believed and confessed with his mouth that God died for his sins and rose from the dead? or Are you saying that we, like Moses, don't have to know anything about, much less acknowledge and confess, that God died for our sins and rose from the dead?

You spend 90% of the time on my ignore list, Gary. No one is interested in reading your threads because you've given them no reason to think you've got anything worth while to say. I didn't even know the threads existed! And they aren't ad hominems! Sheesh! I wish people would learn what that...

That response makes no sense to me whatsoever. What are you even talking about?

So figure it out for yourself, with what? What is JudgeRightly to use to figure it out with, Gary? How can people live with a system of beliefs that they can't even discuss beyond three sentences without contradicting themselves?

As though being unjust isn't a sin all by itself.

This will be the last post on this topic. What I meant was clear as can be, as proven by the fact you left my underlining intact. My point wasn't about the point he was making but about the sloppy manner he used to try to communicate it, which was further explained to him, not only by myself...

Of course. It wasn't prophecy or any other specific particular that I was commenting on. I'm simply saying that people have manner in which they do things and a way of thinking that isn't simply turned on or off because they changed subjects. If you agree with someone on practically everything...

Right, well don't take what I said too far. To be clear, I don't deny that people are prone to various kinds of inconsistencies, especially in regards to particular details. It's the wholesale, large scale sort of inconsistency that you don't generally find in people. This is because people...

Not at all. His current standing in my mind is not set in stone. If he repents, so will I. So long as he persists in his foolishness, I will persist in my attitude towards him as it fitting, proper and just. Further, I have little doubt that my comments probably are of less value TO HIM as his...

Okay, so first of all the phrase "sins he led THE NATION to commit" should be enough to establish my point, right? But even if that weren't the case and it was entirely the king himself that God was punishing via Babylon, a single exception only serves to prove the rule and so you're argument...