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Aemmyjah:The question is not for me because I told you that there's a clear difference between individual judgement and general judgement. Those infants who died in Sodom and Gomorrah for example could still find their ways to paradise. They were just victims of God's judgement on a nation, not that they were guilty of any individual wrong doing. |
[quote author=Veecruz post=129203175] Have you seen this heavy scrutiny happen to a child below 5?So, even an slowpoke too? How do you practice your own law? Besides, man can peg an age to judge individuals, does that mean that God would use same yardstick as men? What's difficult for you to understand in these things? As i said, you do not have any valid thing to say.Simply because you have no single respect for the Word of God. If God's Word is of less value to you than your own 'superior' thoughts, how would you see anything of value in a Bible based position? That has always been your normal rant, even when you've never said anyone reasonable. Of course you have to dodge for now you clearly see that you seriously pooed on yourself in not appreciating that God always used our natural and ordinary living.activities to explain His Lessons and Teachings and most especially that i know that your plan was to argue forever by raising any thing you can use to prolong the asrgument.So, what did i.dodge? Which natural activity told you that humans become accountable at age 7? For your information, to God, there are those who'll be accountable before 7, those who'll be accountable by.7, those who'll be accountable after 7, and those who'll even never be accountable! See Dodging and Deflection! Now you know that Natural Law and Natural Rights come from God and not Budha.Would you show me where I said natural laws come from Buddha? I think it's high time I stopped dignifying you with a response! I'm the one who's supposed to ask you whether you've now seen that God is not nature as you errornously proclaimed! Exactly how you categorically pretend to not understand that there are many things outside the scriptures eg Life and living and Natural Law and Natural Rights which is you dodged aanswering "Is there any scripture which clearly says "A person should only be convicted if they.know that what they did was wrong as in the case of children and imbeciles nd slow persons as you call them. Even the word slow and slowpoke are not in the scripture, yet you are making noise as if your name FxMasterz is scriptural.You're not saying anything at all. Would you show me where I said people should not be held accountable for their wrongs if they don't know that what they did was wrong? If this is what you understand by all that wee have been discussing so far, I'm very sorry. Do you even understand what the term 'accountability' is? Does a person become unaccountable because he doesn't know that what he did was wrong? How can you draw such an inference? If you don't understand something as basic as accountability, you don't have any business discussing this topic. For clarity, let me summarize my position to you again: God does not hold people accountable for sins until they reach the stage (not age) of accountability. Age of accountability varies from person to person because developmental.proceses are not equal. Is there anything such as stage of accountability with God? Absolutely YES! That's why such scriptures as the 'Let the little children come into me..' and the 'From 20yrs old upwards must die in the wilderness ' exist. These scriptures didn't tell us that God has an age of accountability but they tell us that God has a stage of accountability. Now, does God have an age of accountability? NO! There's no scriptural backing for such theories. Anyone saying God holds people accountable at 7 or at any other age is just spewing his own gibberish! Please, you are very brainwashedWhat's the brainwashing in a topic about stage or age of accountability? How does anyone become brainwashed just because of his stand on such a matter? It's either you don't know the meaning of the words 'brainwashed and accountability' or you don't even understand the topic of discussion at all! How can anyone be talking about 'brainwashing' in such a matter like this? Should I even be discussing with you at all? Do you even measure up in any way? |
Aemmyjah:Are we not saying the same thing? Whether he was a baby or a child - is there any difference? The thing is that God refused to heal him when He was sick. He died without benefiting from God's healing because God was judging his family. |
Aemmyjah:God judging on individual basis is different from God judging a nation. Even the righteous do suffer when a nation or generation is judged. Let alone those who are not yet accountable. Or, have you not heard about the Judgement, that God would judge each individual according as his works shall be? When individuals stand before God, they'll be judged on the basis of what they did since the very time they reached the stage of accountability in their developments. General punishments on the other hand could affect even the righteous. Take for example the judgement of God on the house of Jeroboam: God pronounced heavy judgement through painful deaths upon the house of Jeroboam in 1Kings 14. But there was a baby who alone would die a peaceful death. Not because he was a baby, but because God could see his heart and know what good things he would do for God in the future. Nevertheless, He still had to die because God was at the time judging his family: A general punishments waa going on for a grievous offence. In verse 13, this is what God said about the baby: "All Israel will mourn for him and bury him. He is the only one belonging to Jeroboam who will be buried, because he is the only one in the house of Jeroboam in whom the LORD, the God of Israel, has found anything good." That scripture above is talking about a baby who had not sinned, neither had reached the age of accountability, but yet had to die young because God was judging his family. However, he alone died peacefully and was buried, while others died painful deaths, and were never mourned. |
Veecruz:Does that not then justify my position that accountability cannot be pegged at a particular age? Does that not justify my saying that people develop at different paces and therefore cannot be treated the same way? What type of argument are you making. You're further buttressing my points and yet go all the way to throw insults! Every normal person knows these things,so you disgrace yourself when you act like you.do not know, all because you hate to be corrected.[/quote[Very irrelevant response. You are just doing the strategy of unending argument so as to cover your shame. Is it budhist who made the Natural Law and Natural Rights which you are using to.say that "A person should only be convicted if they.know that what they did was wrong?"Irrelevant question. Was I the one who said God is nature? Were you not the one who said so? Tell me where nature said everyone is held accountable at 7. And tell me where I said people should be held accountable only if they know what they did was wrong. Do you even understand this topic at all? Is there any scripture which clearly says this? Yet, you are acting on it and making noise with it.Would you tell me what you understand by what I said? I have not said anything categorically. O because your teachers did not teach you therefore, no other thing exists outside what your masters taught you.. O So you are the example of the peopleIrrelevant rants. Any teacher that teaches contrary to the scriptures is rejected outright by me! Who are your anti - scripture teachers that taught you thet God is nature, and that your reasonings are higher than the Word of God? No wonder. You are truly brainwashed hence your newphobia.[/b]No. I'm nonesensephobia. Any argument that has no scriptural root is nonesense. |
Veecruz:That post you quoted was today's response. When I said in my first posts, that God deals with people differently because people maturely at different paces, didn't you immediately think about imbeciles and mad men? Must I still expatiate on that statement before you grab what I was saying? It was when you insisted on the 7yr error that I had to go deeper into explanations to let you see that there are imbeciles and mad people among men. Has my position changed from what I said from the very start? Are you the only one who has raised objections to my initial views? Others read the same message just as you did, and after I explained to them the same way I have explained to you, they grasped my point and stopped arguing. Which one swoop of answer did you give? God didn't but nature did. Is nature God? And would you show me where nature clearly told you that people are accountable at 7? |
Veecruz:I have even provided a screenshot of your very first position where you categorically stated that God hold people accountable at the age of 7. Then, after I opposed that view, you shifted ground to say nature is God and God is nature, but provisions are made even in the court of law for people who are not normal. When I said that has been my position from the beginning, you started saying 'everyone based their answers on normal people alone'. Do you even understand the topic of discussion at all? |
Veecruz:You don't see your weakness when you were all seeing only normal people while answering the question? You can't see that as a weakness on your own part? You did not know that even among normal people, cognitive and intellectual capabilities still vary? I answered my question to cover all grounds which include both normal, slow learners, and even intellectually dysfunctional people. Is it not the same God that would judge all of them? A balanced answer would cover all that, and still remain within the provisions of scripture. That's exactly what I did from the very start. I think it's pride and arrogance that would make you turn around to say I'm averse to learning when your own answers were myopic and unscriptural while mine covered a broader sphere of reasoning with scriptural backing. When, you're talking about God, you need to see things the way God does, not how man does. That way you wouldn't put God in man's limitations as you have done regarding this very question. If you continue to behave like this, being proud, arrogant and seeing yourself as the teacher everyone should listen to, I might just start ignoring your mentions. Meanwhile, you have never ever made a single solid scripture-backed argument since I've known you as Dtruthspeaker and Veecruz on this forum. You're always trying to enforce your personal thoughts on others with an air of arrogance, thinking people must reject God's word in preference for what you think. I am a teacher of the Word, and by virtue of my gifts and calling, coupled with over 30yrs of studying the Bible, there's hardly any topic you bring that I do not have a scriptural foundation for. Nevertheless, I do not see myself as Mr No All. Even on this forum, there have been times when I have openly admitted my limited knowledge of certain topics. But, on topics so much as clear as the age of accountability, you cannot tell me anything contrary to the Word of God. God is not nature, and nature is not God! That's Buddhism and not Christianity! If you are a worshipper of nature, then I have no business arguing the scriptures with you. Instead, I'll tell you to become born again, and turn yourself in, to the only true God. |
Veecruz:This your position was a later shift from your previous position. Your initial position before adding that 'God did not, but nature has' was that God holds people accountable at age 7. Screenshot:
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Veecruz:Dtruthspeaker, I suspect you're the same person using this monicker. If what you've said is what you just Paraphrased above, what then is the basis of your argument. Is that not my position too? Or do you just like to argue for arguing sake? I'm sure you arrived at this position after I countered you when you had categorically stated that God starts holding people accountable at age 7. If God starts holding people accountable at age 7 as you said, then you just contradicted yourself. Your new position has been my position from start , against which you have been arguing. |
Veecruz:Even by saying 7yrs is God's age of accountability when God never said so? Have I said anything that the scriptures didn't say? |
The answer is in the story of David who killed Uriah and married his wife Bathsheba. When God sent Nathan the prophet to him to reprimand him, he asked for forgiveness. God forgave him and gave him lesser consequences to face for the sin. This teaches us that we may still face some lesser consequences of our sins depending on the gravity of the wickedness involved. The story can be found in 2 Samuel Chapters 11 - 12. |
Veecruz:You didn't explain anything. I gave you scriptures, you're giving me your own thoughts contrary to the scriptures. |
Aemmyjah:That was the judgement of a nation. Not individual judgement. |
Veecruz:Even in the court of law, an imbecilic individual or a mad man is not judged the same way as someone who is in his right mind. Even a full blown adult suffering from dementia is given s great deal of excuses in court. How much more God, the Only Wise? |
Veecruz:So, did God state specially that He'll hold people responsible for their actions at a stipulated age? If your reasoning is scriptural, would you tell us why Jesus called said what He said about the little children? Do you know that there are people who are adults by age, but children in their minds? God does not reason the way man does. There's no particular age God holds people accountable. He knows each person is different in terms of maturity. Give us scriptures to buttress your point. |
Aemmyjah:We're talking about individual accountability, not when God wants to punish a generation, nation or city. The day of judgement is a day of individual accountability. Revelation 20:11-15 "And I saw the dead, small and great, stand before God; and the books were opened: and another book was opened, which is the book of life: and the dead were judged out of those things which were written in the books, according to their works. |
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