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sonmvayina:
lol...

very funny


what is the name of God from the holy scriptures....

let me hear it..

This is Psalm 83:18 as shown below in the screenshot below.

jaephoenix:
Murder, lying is universally unacceptable.
Please name which culture these values are embraced

If lying and murder is not embraced by people in the the world, why is it a daily occurrence all over the world?

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sonmvayina:
read what i gave you and learn...

and stop asking questions that dont make sense..

You obviously don't have answers from the scriptures.
What you know is Jewish tradition and not knowledge of the holy scriptures.

jaephoenix:
Like I pointed out earlier, morality is relative. What was morally good 100 years ago may not be the same now. Also what is morally good in Japan may not be so in Nigeria. It all varies. There is very few internationally accepted morally codes presently

So you see yourself? You are back to square one.
When you said killing a human is bad and I told you it was your personal opinion, you were arguing up and down.
Can you now name the few moral code present in the world today that is agreed by all humans on earth?

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jaephoenix:
Virtually every human society has some form of myth to explain the origin of morality. In the Louvre in Paris there is a black Babylonian column with a relief showing the sun god Shamash presenting the code of laws to Hammurabi (died c. 1750 BCE), known as the Code of Hammurabi. The Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) account of God’s giving the Ten Commandments to Moses (flourished 14th–13th century BCE) on Mount Sinai might be considered another example. In the dialogue Protagoras by Plato (428/427–348/347 BCE), there is an avowedly mythical account of how Zeus took pity on the hapless humans, who were physically no match for the other beasts. To make up for these deficiencies, Zeus gave humans a moral sense and the capacity for law and justice, so that they could live in larger communities and cooperate with one another.

That morality should be invested with all the mystery and power of divine origin is not surprising. Nothing else could provide such strong reasons for accepting the moral law. By attributing a divine origin to morality, the priesthood became its interpreter and guardian and thereby secured for itself a power that it would not readily relinquish. This link between morality and religion has been so firmly forged that it is still sometimes asserted that there can be no morality without religion. According to this view, ethics is not an independent field of study but rather a branch of theology (see moral theology).

There is some difficulty, already known to Plato, with the view that morality was created by a divine power. In his dialogue Euthyphro, Plato considered the suggestion that it is divine approval that makes an action good. Plato pointed out that, if this were the case, one could not say that the gods approve of such actions because they are good. Why then do they approve of them? Is their approval entirely arbitrary? Plato considered this impossible and so held that there must be some standards of right or wrong that are independent of the likes and dislikes of the gods. Modern philosophers have generally accepted Plato’s argument, because the alternative implies that if, for example, the gods had happened to approve of torturing children and to disapprove of helping one’s neighbours, then torture would have been good and neighbourliness bad.

Problems of divine origin
A modern theist (see theism) might say that, since God is good, God could not possibly approve of torturing children nor disapprove of helping neighbours. In saying this, however, the theist would have tacitly admitted that there is a standard of goodness that is independent of God. Without an independent standard, it would be pointless to say that God is good; this could mean only that God is approved of by God. It seems therefore that, even for those who believe in the existence of God, it is impossible to give a satisfactory account of the origin of morality in terms of divine creation. A different account is needed.


Source https://www.britannica.com/topic/ethics-philosophy

For a long time humans have done things differently. Around two million years ago the genus Homo emerged, with larger brains and new skills in making stone tools. Soon after, a global cooling and drying period led to a proliferation of terrestrial monkeys, which competed with Homo for many resources. Early humans needed new options. One alternative involved scavenging carcasses killed by other animals. But then, according to an account from anthropologist Mary C. Stiner of the University of Arizona, some early humans—the best guess is Homo heidelbergensis some 400,000 years ago—began obtaining most of their food through active collaboration in which individuals formed joint goals to work together in hunting and gathering. Indeed, the collaboration became obligate (compulsory) in that it was essential to their survival. Individuals became interdependent with one another in immediate and urgent ways to obtain their daily sustenance.
Many features of human morality could have grown out of simple reciprocal practices such as the mutual removal of parasites from awkward places. Suppose a person wanted to have the lice in his hair picked out and was willing in return to remove lice from someone else’s hair. The person must choose his partner carefully. If he helps everyone indiscriminately, he will find himself delousing others without getting his own lice removed. To avoid this, he must learn to distinguish between those who return favours and those who do not. In making this distinction, he would be separating reciprocators from nonreciprocators and, in the process, developing crude notions of fairness and of cheating. He will naturally strengthen his ties to those who reciprocate, and bonds of friendship and loyalty, with a consequent sense of obligation to assist, will result. Research in psychology and the neurosciences has thrown light on the role of specific parts of the brain in moral judgment and behaviour, suggesting that emotions are strongly involved in moral judgments, particularly those that are formed rapidly and intuitively.

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Oga what is the universally accepted morality that all humans follow today that was created and written down by humans?
I am not asking you about any divine morality story.

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slaawomirr:
Damnnn niggar

We were born to die...for everyday we wake we are faced with more than a hundred ways to die

Anybody who wakes up in the morning and pray for God's protection is a coward and a disgrace to the intelligent of humans


How could humans be so stupid to think that one imaginary being up there in the sky protect them

What about the people dying every day so God doesn't give a fuckkk about them
Before you quote me ensure you are a logical being and a human of common sense
If not don't quote me
What happens to mr A can happen to Mr B. You are not receiving any preferential treatment from one imaginary being
Get that into your head and stop being stupid

So how did we get here?

[quote author=slaawomirr post=130053300]Damnnn niggar

We were born to die...for everyday we wake we are faced with more than a hundred ways to die

Anybody who wakes up in the morning and pray for God's protection is a coward and a disgrace to the intelligent of humans


How could humans be so stupid to think that one imaginary being up there in the sky protect them

What about the people dying every day so God doesn't give a fuckkk about them
Before you quote me ensure you are a logical being and a human of common sense
If not don't quote me
What happens to mr A can happen to Mr B. You are not receiving any preferential treatment from one imaginary being
Get that into your head and stop being stupiscripture?
So how did we get here?

sonmvayina:
Who owns the Tanakh(old testament)?

Have you ever had any conversation with any jew?

Please do...

Learn something...

https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1443443/jewish/Why-Do-Jews-Say-Hashem.htm



https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/361889/jewish/Reincarnation.htm

Oga show me from the Hebrew scriptures the answer to those questions.

Is a jew more superior to the Hebrew scriptures?

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Kobojunkie:
You can tell yourself that.

Ok oo 😁😁

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Kobojunkie:
Oh, God makes very good sense to me.

😁😁😁you are a very funny person.

Kobojunkie:
Pay close attention to what God said again in His Law so you understand where your reasoning fell off the rail. To obey God is to resist the Devil(regardless of who you wish to believe is speaking through Him). God instructed His people to choose obedience. And obedience is counter to disobedience(embracing the devil).
To resist the Devil, Jesus Christ quoted the Law of Moses at him all 3 times. Why? Because God's instruction even after laying down both good(Life) and evil(curses) before His own was for them to choose Life(blessings).

So God tells people to obey His laws and God also tells them to disobey his laws through the devil. How does this even makes sense to you?😁😁

So how do you explain the conversation that happened between the devil and God in the book of Job since the devil has no choice or freedom of his own?

sonmvayina:
It is forbidden to use the name of God outside of the temple...
God will reveal his name once the temple is built according to the Jews...
Hashem is what is used....it simply means "the name"...

Earth is a school....
When we finish, we go back home, if we finish our work. If not, we come back again to continue....

Where does Hashem appear as the name of God in the old testament?

Where in the Hebrew scripture is earth reffered to as a school and that we go back home when we finish and come back to continue?

jaephoenix:
Only if you had even researched on the history and origin of ancient morality, your ignorance would have been cured. If you want articles and research on these, just tell me and I'll oblige u
But its amazing a Christian would demand documents/evidence from me but believe wholeheartedly what was written in the bible which has not been proven to be legit

Oga bring out the research on when all the ancient people agreed and wrote down the universal standard on what is good and evil.

PowerofthePosit:
Nobody is asking anybody to recite anything. I'm entitled to my positive confessions.

So you mean others cannot benefit from this positive confessions?

Kobojunkie:
So, in your mind, the only kind of brain that God was able to design and create is one that displays the human reasoning and will? 🤔🤔🤔

2. I don't follow your reasoning here at all. Devil is a tempter program planted by God in the worlds He creates by way of His Laws to test men with. How can Jesus Christ resisting the devil amount to Jesus Christ resisting God given that by resisting the devil He accomplished that which God had in fact instructed of Him which is to obey His Commandments and Teachings? 🤔🤔🤔🤔

1)What type of brain does the devil have?

2)You are a very funny man.....was it not God that was speaking through the devil to Jesus according to you? So how does Jesus resisting the devil not mean that he was resisting God?

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