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  1. JudgeRightly

    Religious Zealotry

    False. No, I wouldn't force them. They would be allowed to leave. But again, it's not "my" ideals. It's God's. False. Also false. False.
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    Religious Zealotry

    That's not just a belief. It's reality. Abortion IS murder. You can believe it or not, but it doesn't change the reality that it's the taking of an innocent life. As above, homosexuality IS a sin (and a crime, and should be a crime).
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    Religious Zealotry

    Is not toxic, except to those who love wickedness, which isn't really toxic at all. Not quite. It would be under a set of laws that comport with God's notion of what IS crimes, provided for us in the Bible. Correct. And that those who are convicted of it should be put to death. Those who...
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    Is this really what the real Ten Commandments looked like?

    It's Calvary. Cavalry means a mounted soldier, typically on a horse or vehicle. As for the location of Christ's tomb and Golgotha, we KNOW where it is, no need to rely on a tradition. The Garden Tomb Jerusalem https://maps.app.goo.gl/GsPPo9JuF6E4pc147 The only tomb nearby the place of the...
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    Religious Zealotry

    "Upon." Not "on." Try again. You asked: How to protect ourselves? Politically, at the ballot box first and foremost. I'm asking, "How to protect ourselves? Not politically..."
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    Religious Zealotry

    Atheists: Hitler, Xi Jinping, and Anthony Fauci Darwinists: Darwin, Dawkins, and Krauss Marxists: Quite a few in the American government. Abortionists: All pro-aborts who push abortion Good thing we have the Bible then. Which is sad, when it comes to Christians. When one is on God's side...
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    Religious Zealotry

    Bob Enyart did. Correction: Even "the most devoutly religious among us" know that it's entirely possible that our particular improvements may not come about until long after we're dead. Dangerous for whom? Wanting to fix the world doesn't make someone a bad person...
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    Religious Zealotry

    It's called theonomy. Correction: It's the right to worship. There is no such thing as "a right to happiness." Agreed. Terrible way to say this.
  9. JudgeRightly

    Religious Zealotry

    So was Jesus a zealot? Good kind or bad kind?
  10. JudgeRightly

    Religious Zealotry

    Do you think that the Jews who were zealous for the law in Acts 21:20 were sinning, or wrong in some way? Having zeal is part of being fervent, Anna. In fact, fervent and zealous are synonyms. You've stumbled upon what makes it right or wrong: Willingness. Convincing someone of a...
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    Religious Zealotry

    That makes them, by definition, zealots. Just saying. Agreed. False. Didn't you ever read what He did to the tables of the money-changers who had set up shop within the temple? He even went so far as to make a whip so as to drive them from the temple! Jesus told His disciples to sell their...
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    Religious Zealotry

    Just because something is legal doesn't make it right, and just because something is illegal doesn't make it wrong. For example, abortion is wrong, yet it's legal, yet (in the state of Colorado, at least), it is illegal to print passages from the Bible that condemn, say, homosexuality, yet such...
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    Religious Zealotry

    I consider myself a Christian zealot. Problem? Supra. To appeal to the definition of "zeal," it's because they have "great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective." Not all zealotry is toxic.
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    Here it comes again

    Again, God did not directly provide medicine for us humans to use. What's to fear? And do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. But rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell. - Matthew 10:28...
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    Religious Zealotry

    And yet, Christianity is one of the only religions, if not the only one, that condemns murder, imprisonment, torture, genocide, etc. How many other religions do that?
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    Hooray For Pedophilia!

    He needs to be arrested, along with all the other perverts.
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    Is this really what the real Ten Commandments looked like?

    Now apply that here: So what? The sapphire was what God was standing on. And God said He would make it out of stone, likely from the mountain they were on, not what He was standing on. Again: Sapphire has a hardness of 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, and has no cleavage (how easy it is to...
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    Here it comes again

    We're talking about masks, not medicines. God didn't directly provide medicine for us. No, He won't. Too bad. Nope. Rather, I'm not afraid of dying. Building up my immune system isn't responsible? What planet do YOU come from? No. No, I haven't, and bearing false witness is a...
  19. JudgeRightly

    "Solving" the babyfood shortage.

    Doug McBurney: "I find it ironic that just as America is forced to consider the morality of killing babies, circumstances cause us to struggle with how to feed them." https://theweeklyworldview.com/happens-all-the-time/
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    Here it comes again

    Yes, that's part of what it means to trust in Christ. No. Whether I get sick or not, God has very little to do with it. God doesn't micromanage my life, nor the consequences to my actions. And again, in order to build my God-given immune system, getting sick is part of the process. If I die...
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