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  1. Clete

    The continued policing problem in America.

    So, I'd love to know how hard it would have been for one of these cops to simply watch the video that the car had recorded at the scene. The car video is so definitive that no reasonable person would even argue about it. The fact that it took two years to resolve it, that's what really...
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    What Is Morality, and is it Absolute?

    Billions of people believe in Astrology. Billions of people believe in ghosts. Billions of people believe in lucky charms. Billions of people are Atheists. Billions of people are Catholic. Billions of people are fill in the blank. Billions of people understand your statement to be a...
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    What Is Morality, and is it Absolute?

    What you need to be taught is that some "people" are correct and some are not and how to tell which are which.
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    On the omniscience of God

    He admits to "extrapolating" his doctrine from (i.e. reading his doctrine into) the text of Revelation and then accuses you of "taking away from Revelation" as if his "extrapolation" is the scripture itself! Classic!
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    What Is Morality, and is it Absolute?

    Certain people (i.e. people of average or higher intelligence, who aren't and don't get high) fight against it (the idea of reincarnation) because it's obvious stupidity.
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    What Is Morality, and is it Absolute?

    It sort of bugs me that Christians so commonly define morality in this manner. I say, "sort of" because it's one of those things that they are say that is neither quite correct nor incorrect. As stated and as the words, "Morality is absolute, because it is based in God's righteous character."...
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    On the omniscience of God

    It's interesting (well, to me it's interesting) that all of the people who aren't exceptions, almost certainly think that they are exceptions. That means, taking the group as a whole, if you're one who "knows that you're an exception", the likelihood is that you aren't one. Then the same...
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    On the omniscience of God

    I was, of course, speaking in very general terms. The exceptions all know who they are.
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    On the omniscience of God

    As predicted. What must it be like to be so totally blind? I'm bored. I don't have time to be bored. The only fruit this could bear is proving that you still belong on my ignore list. That fruit is now fully ripe.
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    On the omniscience of God

    This begs the question. Is there anyone on this website that knows how to think clearly? Could you maybe try to answer my questions with answers that cannot be responded to with the exact same question?
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    On the omniscience of God

    Yes, that's part of how I know he'll never move an inch off his stupidity, no matter who says what to him. The bible doesn't matter, simple reason doesn't matter, nothing matters to him but his belief. He doesn't even believe what he believes for any reason he can articulate. If reason doesn't...
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    On the omniscience of God

    Of course it doesn't. I'm not stupid like most of the morons on this website. I can prove it. And, by the way, I mean PROVE, as in establish it as factual. I do not mean that I can make a sort of nice sounding semantic statement that makes it go down smoothly. I mean that I can prove it. Do...
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    On the omniscience of God

    Why do you believe this?
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    On the omniscience of God

    No. Open Theism acknowledges this as true but we do not merely say it, as if it is a matter of opinion or that we simply decide arbitrarily that this is what we desire to believe. It is simply a fact that we decide we aren't going to ignore. We do not "apply" anything to that verse. We simply...
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    Why Did God create the being who He knew would become Satan?

    He didn't. God did not create Satan, He created Lucifer (that was Satan's name before he rebelled against God). God did not know that Lucifer would rebel. At most he expected it and He certainly planned for it, but that is not the same thing as "creating the being who He knew would become...
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    On the omniscience of God

    No, you believe it because you were taught it. The bible says precisely nothing about any such concept as "eternal now". That concept is from Greek philosophy. Specifically Plato. You believe it because the idea was imported into Christianity chiefly through the writings of Augustine, whose...
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    On the omniscience of God

    Which is more strange?... The Christian that cares about whether their doctrine makes sense and can (and does) make legitimate arguments for their doctrine. or... The one who refuses to make any actual argument at all to the point that those he interacts with cannot even tell if he...
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    On the omniscience of God

    If you can refute a single syllable of it, I'd hear it gladly. You won't even make an attempt! You want to pretend like you're smart enough to use terms like "ad hominem," but every time you do, all you accomplish is proving that you don't even know what the term means or how it's properly...
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    On the omniscience of God

    Nor will he answer it. He cannot. At least not without blowing up his own religion. He can't do it because, as irrational as they (Calvinists) are, they can't escape the reality in which they exist, a reality which functions in such a way that reason actually does work. In other words, they...
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    On the omniscience of God

    I used to find it amusing when people would use the language of reason (e.g., “therefore”) while spouting totally absurd gibberish that they’d done exactly ZERO actual thinking to arrive at. Now it's just annoying. It's just stupidity, made to sound intelligent. When it's done on purpose, as...
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