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Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff:
Ranchhoddas:
Probably. That guy was an anti-apartheid campaigner, there is no way he can but seen as anything but supportive to a group that claims persecution.
Group that is actually persecuted, they arent not claiming but they outrightly are discriminated against, threatened with death, maimed or assaulted etcetera

Ranchhoddas:
I still stand by it. The archbishop and the pontiff do not take their positions by quoting the Bible. Do you have a video of either of this men preaching that the Bible supports homosexuality. Their positions are political.
Ranchhoddas though you arent a believer but knowing what you know about the believers' faith and God, say for the sake of this convesation, you are a believer, would you like to be with a God who hates two consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour?

Ranchhoddas:
What I mean by the last line is that you are doing what is called cherry-picking. Selecting a statement from people that suits you even when you might not agree with every other thing they say/do just to advance your position. That can't be right, especially if the discussion is a matter of religion.
You dont know what true and pure religion that is faultless is. If you did, we wouldnt be having this discussion sitting down and facing each other at opposite sides of the table

Ranchhoddas:
Unless you want to show me a Bible portion supporting homosexuality, it won't. Every other thing sounds like sophistry. As far as I know, all biblical references to homosexuality are condemnatory.
Until you tell me what is the evil in two consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour then you aint getting that "a Bible portion supporting homosexuality"
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 10:58pm On Jan 07, 2019
budaatum:
You know me muttley, I just love testing things for myself. Soon as God turned its back, I'm having me some of that fruit, and I wouldn't be needing no serpent or Eve to tell me to. And when God starts telling me I'd work for my food and all and I didn't end up dying like was said I would, I'd be placing God under the Iiar column from thereon. About making me walk around naked!.

But all that wouldn't really have mattered since I'd have been kicked out of the Garden of Eden along with Satan long before that to be honest
There you are budaatum, that's exactly part of the problems that's what's to solve, like the: disobedience, lack of self control, disloyality, stealing and/or thieving, covetousness, lust, pilfering, blame-shifting, remorselessness etcetera
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff: 10:38pm On Jan 07, 2019
Ranchhoddas:
Funny.

I hope you are familiar with the term "political correctness"?
That is what these men do. Has a gay wedding taken place in St Peter's Basilica?
I will take the pontiff seriously when he presides over a gay wedding.
Tutu gave a father's blessing to his daughter's gay marriage, he couldnt give a priest blessing because the Anglican church dont recognise same sex marriages

Ranchhoddas:
In any case my question was to you. Have you convinced anyone in the light of scriptures?
I doubt it would make any difference to you, even if I tell you, especially with the aspect of in light of scriptures,

Ranchhoddas:
Or do you want to tell me you agree with everything Bergoglio and Tutu stand for?
Nothing to do with do I agree with everything Bergoglio and Tutu stands for. You remarked: "You must be the only person on the planet with this view" so I gave you two names; one Anglican and one Catholic
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 10:29pm On Jan 07, 2019
budaatum:
Simply not pointing it out might have made them less curious about it. Planting it where they couldn't see it might have made it less obvious. Making it a very tall tree might have made it's fruit unreachable. Making the fruit unedible is also an option along with creating Adam and Eve to go blind when looking in the general direction of said tree. Lots of options for a benevolent knowitall god, and not your God muttley, who the more you defend it the more it comes across as a "malevolent manipulator and not a loving god" at all!
Wow how did I miss this, so budaatum what exactly is being achieved from God:
1/ Simply not pointing it out might have made them less curious about it?
2/ Planting it where they couldn't see it might have made it less obvious?
3/ Making it a very tall tree might have made it's fruit unreachable.
4/ Making the fruit unedible is also an option along with creating Adam and Eve to go blind when looking in the general direction of said tree.

budaatum, hypothetically speaking, if the shoe were on the other foot, and it is you who happens to be Adam, what would you do and/or have done when God warned you about the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, telling you, not to eat from eat and that if you do you will die?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff: 9:48pm On Jan 07, 2019
budaatum:
250 Dutch Pastors Just Signed the Anti-LGBTQ “Nashville Statement”
Ranchhoddas was saying and asking me:
"Have you been able to convince anyone that homosexuality is approved in the Bible?
You must be the only person on the planet with this view.
"

My response was:
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Jorge Mario Bergoglio popularly known as Pope Francis, to name just these two (i.e. Anglican and Catholic). Tutu said he doesnt want to live in a homophobic heaven whilst Pope Francis said transsexuals and gay people should be embraced. He told Juan Carlos Cruz, a gay man: "God made you like this and loves you like this"
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff: 9:44pm On Jan 07, 2019
TATIME:
The problem began when Adam and Eve chose to be TOTALLY independent of God.
The tree of knowledge of good and bad connotes interest in personal ideology on right and wrong that's driven by SELFISHNESS!
But the bone of contention is humans are prone to develop ZERO compliance to guidance. I'm sorry,that's the birth of ATHEISM!
Obedience is not about rules not understood but obedience is inevitable when there is NO experience, that's what led to all of these!
Ah-ha haba Chief, whats the meaning of:
"The tree of knowledge of good and bad connotes interest in personal ideology on right and wrong that's driven by SELFISHNESS!"

Is that what The tree of knowledge of good and evil means?
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff:
Godsfavour78:
Thank God we both agree their is a cure for homosexuality. Don't worry i will help you find the cure. You don't have to be mentally sick much longer. grin
Homosexuality is not a disease and isnt a mental disorder, so isnt in need of a cure.
You should be thanking God that there is a cure for your disorder though. Your disorder is called homophobia and like I earlier said but because you're in denial you tried twisting what I wrote, it is curable, but only if you want to be cured.

Godsfavour78:
In fact i think supporting homosexuality is another mental disorder on its own. Its related to deliberately living in self denial.
Hypothetically speaking, if your son or daughter confides in you being gay, would you love him or her any less or more than since the confession?

Godsfavour78:
By the way i don't fear or hate gay people so am not homophobic. I just pity them and wish them good health.
Save the pity and good sense health for yourself because you deserve and need the pity not them
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 9:21pm On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
[s]Honestly, yes. At least "lol" isn't as crude and inferior as your version.

Try reading this part more than 10 times to yourself, and let me know IF or WHEN it makes sense

Muttley, I don't care who you are, and if you're reading this I still don't care.
You've gone on for multiple posts saying nothing of meaningful value, from here on i advise you to remain silent because whatever you say will probably be stupid anyway. Don't test me cause you might end up having nightmares of this thread wink
You've been warned[/s]
Grown arse man like you behaving like this. SMH.
So this is your New Year's resolution, what a way to start a brand New Year and your daughter could be reading all this
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 9:21pm On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
[s]Seriously, debating this issue with you could be likened to explaining social media to a 70 year old. I mean, come on lol grin[/s]
As an omniscient being, can even God have free will if he knows everything? How would it be different? God knows you will be eating ice cream, so how did you really choose it if it was always going to be the case?
You still dont get it do you. God doesnt make choices for anyone God has seen all the choices you made. God sees in to the future, what you call being omniscient and omnipresent. You take your decisions and make your choices. God never permits anything to happen against your will (i.e. your freewill is paramount)

XxSabrinaxX:
I would argue that free will exists because YOU personally did not know the choice in advance. You might be a person who likes ice cream, but no one is forcing it down your throat. You at least have a choice when to eat it, or if you want to eat it at all. But if you knew for a fact that ice cream would be forced down your throat at a specific time, would it be a choice to eat that ice cream? No. That is God, being forced to do what he knew he would do. He is trapped by the knowledge of future events and an inability to prove that knowledge false. Freewill can never exist in this case, the contradiction here can not be denied
If God knows everything then the choices are all already made, or just don't exist. Omniscient God can never gain new knowledge. I can see how this could be an uncomfortable idea to people, it makes God seem like a very static and not active. But that's just how it is.
There is no new knowledge for the Omniscient God to know about

XxSabrinaxX:
You're just taking us round in circles, and its not benefitting any of us.
[s]If you need some more salt for your salt, let me know honey wink[/s]
Would a hop on a merry-go-round do you nicely?

XxSabrinaxX:
Is this boy joking? You asked me where I got the idea of hell being eternal from and I showed you multiple examples from the bible. How are you still asking me this question lol?
[s]Honestly, If you were any dumber, someone would have to water you twice a week grin grin[/s]
Well you said and wrote: "people are going to suffer forever in "hell" How do you mean "suffer forever"?
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 8:35pm On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
That was so cringe, with all due respect I really hope you don't talk like that in public lol
So you're not a big fan of the "kikikiki ki" sniggering? You prefer me doing your "lol" version?

XxSabrinaxX:
Did you just write that? LOL! What's the damn point, lol?
I guess, it went swoosh, over your head

XxSabrinaxX:
Surely an omnibenevolent god won't subject mankind to such pain and suffering in the first place. This "grand scheme" logic of yours still fails ultimately because God himself INITIATED the loop! What was God trying to prove? Sin would not have come into existence if Adam and Eve hadn't eaten from the tree. You're doing nothing but proving my point that God is a malevolent manipulator and not a loving god.
Didnt you read it in black and green?

XxSabrinaxX, God Himself did not INITIATE the loop but God up to a point had staved off the onset of the loop

XxSabrinaxX:
Come on, muttley grin. You're supposed to be smarter than this. Its not a matter of consistency and you know that very well. He knew the implications of Adam eating the fruit. Being the all loving, merciful god he is, he could have easily found a way to salvage the situation without subjecting mankind through all this torture. [s]I'm beginning to question your knowledge on this subject, muttley[/s].
Keep my foot out of it XxSabrinaxX, play the ball, kick the ball, head the ball, chest down the ball, dribble with the ball, bicycle kick the ball, do the JJ Okocha turn with the ball etcetera. Play clean and sexy football please

Now it's cost you the good opportunity of having a response to this your immediate above comment.

XxSabrinaxX:
LoL, the facts are there for all those who aren't blinded by religious dogma to see. Your God is a scheming manipulator and that's all he is. How does it make any sense to punish a man for crime you not only knew will happen, but you could easily stop and spare everyone the pain of the result? You can't ignore this, muttley. Deep down you know it
You'll soon see, you'll soon realise and blurt out saying: Wow, there is a method in the madness afterall. Please God forgive me for my impetuousness
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff:
XxSabrinaxX:
No, i didn't. If an omnipotent, omniscient creator god truly existed, and he was at the helm of affairs from the very beginning, then all my actions and choices were already written out long before I even came into existence. It beats me how you've still not understood this. It is impossible to "make your own decisions" in a universe where every event has been predetermined by a creator. Dancing around this all day doesn't make it less of a fact than it already is.
Omniscience and Freewill are mutually exclusive concepts and they constantly contradict each other. They always do. However, if you're still uncomfortable with this, you can start by explaining to me how they're both compatible with each other cos that's the only way you'll change my mind.
SMH, I knew this is going to be a labour of love.

The actions were not already written out long before you even came into existence, they began happening the moment you popped into existence jumping on to scene or stage. Nothing, like as in, your choices have been predetermined. That is a fallacy!

What you refuse to appreciate is the realism of God's Omnipotence and Omniscience. God knows the end from the beginning. God knows what you'll be doing in the next passing 5 minutes. God is somewhat like a grandmaster who has analysed all the moves on the board and so has answers to countermove each and every move on the board. He responds to whatever the choice might be that's made.

For the mere fact that you dont claim you're omniscient, means you dont know all the facts, and it will be a miscarriage of justice, if you insist and be bent on adjudging God to be guilty, especially when you are not privy to the full and vitals facts of this matter.

You're on a wild goose chase. Happy hunting season. Look, there's a fox over there! Tally ho!!

XxSabrinaxX:
I don't get why you're so emotional about that comment. I never intended it as an insult, at least that's not what i had in mind. Going back and forth on this all day is just petty and is helping neither of us.
It has nothing to do with being emotional at all. Maybe it's because I dont keep malice, maybe its because I say it as it is, maybe its because I find subtle digs, ribcage elbowed, nudge and prods distasteful. I also take exception to being lied about. I started with saying I give you greatest respect or something in that line, so stop kicking at the foot but keep your eye on the ball and kick that about the field, instead of your ocassional stamping on my foot

XxSabrinaxX:
When you saw me quoting those verses, wasn't it so obvious that my answer to that question was the bible? Come on, now. Your common sense surely should have made that known to you.
Unlike you, I dont do conjectures, I ask questions to establish the truth or correctness of my enquiries. You clearly said: "people are going to suffer forever in "hell"", so I asked where did you learn that from. Now you're trying to say from the bible. OK zero on to where in the bible you learned that from. What premise do you base this on? I have been fair, gave you the chance but all you did, was go graffitiing the thread with unnecessary bible verses
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 7:01pm On Jan 07, 2019
TheArranger:
I'm not even going to bother and answer to this cos @XxSabrinaxX has already covered it.
Good luck trying to explain how a supposedly all loving God could inadvertently make his "precious creation" to sin, and then condemn them to pain and suffering.
SMH, inadvertently indeed
For the record, has God, inadvertently ever made you sin?
Why didnt they opt out or say I want out, when God laid down the rule and spelled out the consequence for violating the rule?
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 7:01pm On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
You've basically admitted that God initiated the sin loop that man is being subjected to now.
I laughed kikikiki ki. You really are desperate arent you
OK how about considering that it is all about breaking the sin loop, and that's why man was subjected to it and/or exposed to it

XxSabrinaxX:
God is omniscient and so he knew Adam and Eve would eat of the fruit, so why didn't he stop them? Isn't he benevolent? Or better yet, if he's so merciful, why didn't he just get rid of the serpent and let Adam and Eve eat from the tree of life?
How do you justify this?
Why should He stop them?
Isnt God consistent, has He stopped you from posting here, what He already knows are your false bullshits about Him?
So it is God's integrity, righteousness, justness, fairness, love etcetera that is now being questioned, huh?

Two trees were placed side by side each other in the centre of the garden, one symbolised death, misery, the good, the bad and the ugly, the other tree symbolised life and blissfulness. Though it was emphatically messaged that eating off one of the trees spells death, even the naming of the tree, its name is a dead giveaway of what eating off its fruit entails. God, no doubt, aside the warning not to eat, gave adequate telltale marks or signs

Whats with you asking how to justify this huh?
Is this a fair question to ask or sought, especially when you are not in full possession of all the facts?
You set up a kangaroo court trying to convict God, on a frivolous lawsuit huh?
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 7:01pm On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
Ok
Thank you, great minds think alike. I do that and same for others too. I do exactly same way you did and without even a squeal too about what I've done

XxSabrinaxX:
In his omnipotence, he has the power to affect all of these little influences such that every "free will" outcome is possible and every type of universe is possible. If not, then he is not omnipotent. But if you agree that he did have the power based solely on the specific design of each detail of the universe, then the details he chose mean that he necessarily chose this specific outcome, which includes the exact universe we have now and will have til the end of time. TL;DR, the answer is yes.
I am sorry to be the one to burst your bubble and let you know that God did not influence you to come open this thread and be posting on it. You came here on your own accord.

It is true, you're correct to admit that in His omnipotence, God has the power. It is within His omnipotence that God blessed you with the power so you can take decisions and/or make your own decisions without being forced, dragged, pulled, yanked, tortured, cajoled, enticed, threatened by God.

You cant be blasé about it as much as you like or want to but the truth and fact of the matter is that God upon your crestion, upon your existence relinquished control, you have freewill, have the choice to respond or not respond to God. God has given everybody carte blanche, but the caveat is, look forward, to the day, when you'll be giving explanations for every thought, every word and every deed you've done

XxSabrinaxX:
This is basically your first question. Check out my answer to it
... but you are wrong for giving an affirmative answer because God did not force or coerced you to come comment on this thread. Everything you so far how done and will do on this thread is by your own volition. Notice I wrote your own volition and not God's

XxSabrinaxX:
LoL grin grin. Why so butthurt all of a sudden? You implied that you don't want to overload me with information and i simply called you out on your claim. You're calling me a bitch when I actually haven't dissed you in any way so relax and don't get your knickers in a twist.
I really dont know how many alter egos you'll have before you stop

The subtle throw of shade was obvious, so I wrote: "Did God make you to start behaving or God prompted you to try dissing like a bitch?" Do you anywhere in that remark, read me calling you a bitch? Huh? Saying "... behaving or dissing like a bitch" is quite different to "... called a bitch"

XxSabrinaxX:
Hell is implied in many parts of the bible to be eternal.
1. Isaiah 66:22-24

22 For as the new heavens and the new earth, which I will make, shall remain before me, saith the Lord, so shall your seed and your name remain.
23 And it shall come to pass, that from one new moon to another, and from one sabbath to another, shall all flesh come to worship before me, saith the Lord.
24 And they shall go forth, and look upon the carcases of the men that have transgressed against me: for their worm shall not die, neither shall their fire be quenched; and they shall be an abhorring unto all flesh.

2. Daniel 12:1-2
At that time shall arise Michael, the great prince who has charge of your people. And there shall be a time of trouble, such as never has been since there was a nation till that time. But at that time your people shall be delivered, everyone whose name shall be found written in the book. And many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.

3. Matthew 25:31-46
When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, then he will sit on his glorious throne. Before him will be gathered all the nations, and he will separate people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. And he will place the sheep on his right, but the goats on the left. Then the King will say to those on his right, “Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.” . . . Then he will say to those on his left, “Depart from me, you cursed, into the eternal fire prepared for the devil and his angels. . . . And these will go away into eternal punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.”

4. Revelation 14:9-11
If anyone worships the beast and its image and receives a mark on his forehead or on his hand, he also will drink the wine of God’s wrath, poured full strength into the cup of his anger, and he will be tormented with fire and sulfur in the presence of the holy angels and in the presence of the Lamb. And the smoke of their torment goes up forever and ever, and they have no rest, day or night, these worshipers of the beast and its image, and whoever receives the mark of its name.

5. Revelation 20:10, 14-15
And the devil who had deceived them was thrown into the lake of fire and sulfur where the beast and the false prophet were, and they will be tormented day and night forever and ever. . . . Then Death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire. This is the second death, the lake of fire. And if anyone’s name was not found written in the book of life, he was thrown into the lake of fire.

There's more where that came from, but let's leave it at 5 bible verses.
Of course there are more but it doesnt mean you are any wiser in your understanding of the intricacies of hell

I asked you where did you learn that people are going to suffer forever in "hell" but instead of a valid, short, sweet and simple reply, you go graffitiing the thread with unnecessary bible verses? I know you are familiar with "hell" and you know about bible verses on "hell" but like I earlier said, you dont understand what is going down there with "hell". Bluntly put, you have no idea, no understanding of the intricacies of hell and that why you regurgitated that "suffering in "hell" forever" false bullshit.

I repeat, where did you learn that people are going to suffer forever in "hell"?
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 12:58pm On Jan 07, 2019
TheArranger:
This post is dumb, no offense @MuttleyLaff. If God is an omnipotent, omniscient being, then he's responsible for man's damnation because he knows the thoughts of man. If God was truly good and he didn't want Adam and Eve to eat from the tree of good and evil, he could have just cancelled the tree from existence. Why didn't he just do that?
It is because you are inadequate that is why you will do a dumb thing as baulk out of going ahead of creating Adam and Eve because of the premise they will eat of the Tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil.

If God really didn't want at all, Adam and Eve eating of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, He wouldn't have placed the Tree centrally in the garden and alongside another tree called the Tree of life.

Adam and Eve were not forced, influenced or coerced by God to go eat of the tree. Your true nature is not a barrier or an excuse to God, for preventing you from coming into existence.

I know if the shoe were in the other foot, you wouldn't have the self confidence of God, to follow on, inspite of what you know about the wickedness of human beings
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 12:21pm On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
Didn't catch this statement lol. Do go on, I really want to hear what you have to say, unless you're just mouthing off.
What don't you answer these:
1/ Did God influence you to come open this thread and be posting on it?
2/ Has God forced or coerced you to comment on this thread?
3/ Who is just mouthing off? Did God make you to start behaving or God prompted you to try dissing like a bitch?

God says I know the number of hairs on your head but you want to trivialise that huh? And where did you learn that people are going to suffer forever? You are familiar with "hell" but misunderstand what is going down there with it. You need to declutter as you type too much ending up obfuscating. Keep it short, simple and sweet
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 10:47am On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
Let's try this again, and i'll make it more brief this time
This comes back to the problem of omniscience and free will: I believe that God does not exist. I did not choose to. If that prevents me from going to Heaven, it is God’s fault that I am damned and not my own. If God is omniscient and omnipotent, then I really don't have a 0p hi Fiona yeah yeah yeah yeah choice here because he knows exactly what i'm going to do, and exactly what will happen to me if I do so.
You are damned not because of God. You are damned because of your nature. You are damned because of the choice(s) you weren't coerced to do nor forced to carry out. You made each and every choice off your own accord and actually took advantage of exercising freewill. Your badness doesn't mean it could not be used for the betterment of someone or something else, so your creation apart from the fact it is a right, is allowed to happen. Everything is under God's control and that is due to His Omnipotence.

I could go on but don't want to risk it turning into information overload.
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff: 9:57am On Jan 07, 2019
XxSabrinaxX:
Here's the thing,
Free will is the ability to choose between a set of possible actions. If the only possible action is already known, there is no choice. No choice is what happens when you are falling, for example. You dont choose to keep falling, unless you have an option not to fall, which would be a parachute or superpower. If you dont have a choice about it, you are not choosing to fall. You simply will fall because that is the only possible option.

This problem is very easy to understand in basic steps:

* At any given moment in time (A), God knows everything, including what he will do in given moment of time (B).

* At time (B) God must do what he knew he would do in moment of time (A) because if he does not, then God´s knowledge of what he would do at moment (B) was false when he used his omniscience at moment (A) to predict his action.

* God can not possibly have a false knowledge of what he would do at moment (B) because it would mean he was wrong.

* God can not be wrong.

So we can conclude, that from any moment of time, even before the creation of the universe, God knew exactly what he would be doing at every point of time after that point.

This is especially problematic when you add in the fact that God is stated as also having always existed. This is to say, that there was no moment in which he did not exist, and no moment that he did not already have knowledge of every action he would take in the future.

There is no point in which he could possibly make a decision about what he would do, because there was no moment in which he did not already know. No ¨First moment¨ to think about a course of action before knowing what that course of action would be.

Why is this a problem? Because it implies that God is nothing more than a property of existence. No free will to speak of, just a powerful mechanic that drives the creation of the universe and all the things that happen in that universe, but can not choose to do anything else. Basically God would be a bit like Gravity. Massively influencial in how the universe works, but not considered a free agent. Gravity must pull things together, God must do the things he must do. There is no free will where there are no choices.

At this point you might thinking, well, just because he does know everything, doesnt mean he couldnt choose to do something else. But any step he takes to invalidate his knowledge of future events would end up proving that he was wrong. And an infallible God cant be wrong. He could not have false knowledge about what would happen, and that is what he would need to do in order to ¨change¨ his predetermined future. So where would free will fit in?
People tend to reach for multiple worlds as a possible solution. The general thinking is a bit like this:

In the beginning, God created an infinite number of universes, each with what you could call a definitive list of actions God takes in a specific chronological order. So God doesnt really have to choose anything, he has already chosen everything. All possible God actions at any point in time will happen.

But if infinite multiple universes exist with all possible actions taken, there isnt really ever a choice because God does in fact do all things. You have to select between a list of possible actions in order to choose. Doing everything at once is just a more complicated version of the original problem. Because if you know what every single possible action is and every single possible outcome would be, and then do all those possible things, you still know what those infinite possible things are, and they will all happen, and God never has any choice.

Or if you want to keep things linear, you could define omniscience as knowing all possible futures and then declare that God chooses between possible futures, so the logic would look like this:

* At point (A) God knows that at point (B) an infinite number of possible universes exist that contain all possible actions God could take.

* At point (B) God could choose which potential universe will come to exist, and which will not.

* Choosing which possible universe will manifest is a choice, therefore God has free will.

The problem with this solution is that it simply takes the problem back a step. Because God has to know ahead of time which possible universe he will manifest. He would simply know a bunch of useless bits of information. He would know what would happen if he did anything but the thing he would know he would actually do. This basically means that God knows what happens if he doesnt stick to his own mandated script, but the script would stay the same, and no free will would be added by the extra knowledge of universes that will never happen. Because God has to already know which possible universe will end up being the real universe.

But since God already knows which choice he will make, he is not really choosing anything. Because all actions are mandatory and can not be anything other than what he already Knows will happen.
XxSabrinaxX, with the greatest respect and I have skimmed through the above verbose, God fundamentally went ahead with His choice to be creative period. He knows the end from the beginning but still went ahead not minding the choices we make and about to later make. The choices we make and their consequences He knows He can handle them, He knows with them He still has everything under control. He knows what needs to be done and what will be done to clear up the mess that emanates.

It simply is like having an algorithm with conditional statements, funtions, arguments, routines, parameters etcetera. God allows the program to run, notwithstanding knowing about each and every choice. He isn't necessarily dictating the choices, He just responds to either the negative or positive choice made whichever is imputed by us.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff: 9:19am On Jan 07, 2019
Godsfavour78:
guy where do you expect me to find time to answer all this now. And you asked in a way that the answers have to be long. Anyway when the world is ready to accept it for what it is. I will be among those finding the cure.
It's just 5 simple questions bro. There is a cure but that's if you want to be cured
Christianity Etc › Re: God's Omnipotence Contradicts The Requirement For Free Will In God's Plan. by MuttleyLaff:
TheArranger:
Just to clarify, I am not debating free will in general, as that is a completely different topic.

God's plan, put simply, is that we would be tested on Earth, and those of us who were good would go to heaven. I have always been told that this includes us having free will. However, God is said to be omnipotent. If God can see the future, than it is predetermined, and therefore, we can't have free will. If we don't have free will, God is knowingly sending people towards damnation, is he not?

In my opinion God's omnipotence contradicts the requirement for free will in God's plan.
Just because God is omniscient (i.e. knows everything, knows the end from the beginning, seen the future etcetera) doesnt mean God will deny your existence. You have the right to exist regardless of how you'll end up to become. Your nature, no matter how good or bad it is, is not barrier and is never used as an excuse for not letting you be created. You have as much right like evey other created thing to have similar or same opportunity to be a creation.

Humans as a creation, are born and begin life, initially without character, and if at all any, not very much of it then. So, freewill is what is required, in order to and/or in time, acquire, build character and stock up on it. We all, each one of us, the Ranchhoddas, budaatum, OtemAtum, LordReed, jesusjnr, Michellekabod1, luvmijeje, finalboss, TATIME, MuttleyLaff, JMAN05, HellVictorinho, HardMirror, Akin1212, XxSabrinaxX, vaxx, ihedinobi3, Dantedasz, Rebekkah etcetera have over our ongoing lifetime developed certain characteristics, habits, physical and non physical features, habits, idiosyncrasies, mannerisms, peculiarities etcetera. This is down to and as a result of freewill. Freewill is associated with choice. Ignorance is a choice and people sure do choose to be ignorant. We are free to choose or make choices but we are not free from the consequence of choice(s). You have freewill to stuff your cakehole with all manners of junk, get obese and suffer the consequence of coronary heart disease etcetera

Only one Person will still go ahead with His creations, knowing fully well that some out the creations are jerks, arseholes, bitches, badasses, turncoats, accusers, rebels etcetera. Do you know who and wy?. It is God and it is because He is the Omnipotent. He very much has everything under control. It is only a wimp, who doesnt have everything under control, doesnt know what to do, doesnt know how to handle the whole mess that's going to pan out in front of him, that will baulk at the prospect of continuing to go ahead having known ahead what he has already known about certain creations. That is omnipotence, that is power, that is powerful, that is extreme self-confidence and audacity, that means having chutzpah
Christianity Etc › Re: My Journey To Freethinking by MuttleyLaff: 5:56am On Jan 07, 2019
"Satan, who is the god of this world, has blinded the minds of those who don't believe.
They are unable to see the glorious light of the Good News.
They don't understand this message about the glory of Christ, who is the exact likeness of God.
"
- 2 Corinthians 4:4
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff: 10:05pm On Jan 06, 2019
Godsfavour78:
no homosexuality is the mental defect. It can be remedied. But the world has to first accept it is a mental defect.
1/ Why do you say it is a mental defect. What is a mental defect. How is it a mental defect?
2/ What evil is there with consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour to you?
3/ What problem do you have with and/or see in consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour?
4/ If your kid confides in you being gay, would you love your gay kid any less or more than after the confession?
5/ What damaging effect to you or the society does consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour have?
Christianity Etc › Re: Free Will Is An Illusion by MuttleyLaff: 9:59pm On Jan 06, 2019
budaatum:
Don't mind him. He thinks he can tell me what to do!
Even God hardly and doesnt boss anyone around
Christianity Etc › Re: Free Will Is An Illusion by MuttleyLaff: 9:43pm On Jan 06, 2019
budaatum:
If I want to, I will. But considering it's sub 5o where I am, I'd rather not at the moment, thanks.
Who streaks in sub 5o anyway. Besides you'll get done by the Old Bill for indecent exposure or get bundled off to see a shrink
Christianity Etc › Re: Women Need To Throw Away The Shackles Of Religion by MuttleyLaff:
frosbel2:
oh look - here comes the RELIGIOUS MALE CHAUVINIST smiley
frosbel2, where and when have you ever seen or read me supporting or promoting religious male chauvinism?

I think I know what the problem is. frosbel2 when is your birthday?
I need to put dictionary down as your birthday gift so you can go look up the meaning of religious male chauvinist
Christianity Etc › Re: The Matter Of Homosexuality by MuttleyLaff: 8:40pm On Jan 06, 2019
frosbel2:
You are truly confused - what was homophobic in my statement anyway ??
"I don't think Homosexuality/Transsexuality/Pansexuality are caused by demon possession.
These are acquired behaviours through exposure to the wrong type of environment or material and also caused by circumstances surrounding the persons childhood.

These behaviours can be unlearnt, outgrown or in many cases can remain permanent.

My only grudge is with aggressive attempts by certain groups to force these behaviours down our throats and try to make them normal. They are not normal - period.

So if you decide to remain a homosexual then please keep it PERSONAL , don't force this behaviour on society as a whole.
"
- by frosbel2: 12:10pm On Jan 02

"We can therefore say that just because queerness comes natural to some people, it does not make it legitimate behaviour according to the norms of society. If a particular society accepts this as 'normal' then everyone is free to accept or reject it , most societies don't.

Further, statistically ( to buttress the normalcy of heterosexuality), homosexuals make up less than 5% of worldwide population, meaning that it is the exception rather than the norm.
"
- by frosbel2: 8:50pm On Jan 02

frosbel2 please answer the following:
1/ So because homosexuals make up less than 5% of worldwide population, it makes it right to discriminate against them, huh?
Why should, according to you, a gay behaviour natural to the person, be unlearned?
2/ If you kid is gay, would you, your gay kid and your kid partner love and be happy reading the above unkind and bitingly critical remarks?
3/ What is the evil in consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour?
4/ What problem do you have with and/or see in consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour?
5/ What effect to you or the society does consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour have?

frosbel2:
I am sorry, but we do not have to be politically correct on this forum; leave that PC bullsh1t where it belongs.
I am sorry but you have a disorder called homophobia. It is curable, but only if you want to be cured.
Christianity Etc › Re: How The Teaching Of Paul Differs From The Teaching Of Christ (part 3) by MuttleyLaff: 8:02pm On Jan 06, 2019
MuttleyLaff:
The ''church fathers''' theology(ies) influenced their individual translation of the Bible (i.e. NT and all)
Christianity Etc › Re: The Kaleidoscope-why I dumped Christianity by MuttleyLaff:
Ranchhoddas:
Fair enough.
The thing about you and I, Ranchhoddas, is the mutual respect and that we understand each other that much we dont shy from initiating discussions with each other. Have you not noticed we never argue or do arguments?. We just drop information, at which it gets responded to or not all and so, just left standing for mulling over

Ranchhoddas:
He was using metaphors.
I know you do know what the difference is between metaphor and hyperbole, so anyway, He was using a hyperbolic metaphor with the "move mountain" remarks.

Ranchhoddas:
Why you think this is a suitable analogy is beyond me. It's exactly the same thing as your "god of Nairaland" example; just terrible in the context. And this is what Jesus meant? Gosh. Remember He cursed the fig tree before he said that. What rule did he obey then. With what rule did he raise the dead?
SMH. Ranchhoddas, Ranchhoddas, Ranchhoddas!!!!! There you go again. Your bias is getting the better of you and so clouding your shrewdness.

Ranchhoddas, have you ever wondered that I have never tried to convince you over anything, I have never tried to proselytise you. All I have been doing is dropping information, sharing information and/or discussing information with you. I don't post, thinking it will change the minds of people who think differently to what I've posted but I post to show people who think, know and are woke, like me, that they're not alone

Back on, Ranchhoddas, I have already said, the context is faith, I had already said, Jesus "... used extreme exaggeration to make a point and show emphasis". Emphasis on what? Faith!. Besides you are mixing up two separate "move mountain" hyperboles together. There is no fig tree in the "move mountain" Matthew 17:20 narrative I originally posted and commented on

The fig tree with a "move mountain" is a different narrative to the original one I posted about. In your "move mountain" preference, Peter upon sighting the fig tree the next day was flabbergasted over the tree obeying Jesus' command, then Jesus, seized the moment to use the same "move mountain" extreme exaggeration, as in my posted Matthew 17:20 narrative. Ranchhoddas, you must admit though, that Jesus, saying it exactly like this : "truly I tell you that if anyone says to this mountain, ‘Be lifted up and thrown into the sea,’ and has no doubt in his heart but believes that it will happen, it will be done for him." is exaggeration. Who, how can a mountain be lifted up and get thrown into the sea by talking to it? Ranchhoddas, but we know and accept that, it was said and constructed in a way to emphasis the importance of faith. Jesus seems to like using that "move mountain" line a bit. Doesnt He Ranchhoddas?

Now the thing about the fig tree, that warrant it getting cursed, was, it wasnt following the season rule to bear fruit. This was just an opportunistic demonstration moment to the disciples that judgement comes and is on us or anything for their sinful ways, also any found wanting, will be cursed.
Concerning your He raised the 3 deads and Himself following the same rule Elijah used in raising the widow in Zarephath's dead son and Elisha raising the Shunammite woman's dead son. Peter had learned from that "move mountain" word from Jesus Christ that he too was able to follow that rule in raising up Dorcas after she fell sick and died

Ranchhoddas:
He could turn water to wine. Did he go through the steps with which breweries turn water to wine today. If Jesus said that, then I'll take Him at His word. When he needed money, he commanded people to get a coin from the belly of a fish. Which rule did he obey then?
You seem to not fully understand who Jesus really and actually is. Anyway, Jesus is a miracle worker, so He told Peter that the first fish catches will have a coin in its mouth. The coin wasnt taken, as you put it, from the belly of a fish

Jesus being the miracle worker He is, suspended the rule or law of gravity and so walked on water. Peter asked that he too do same, and at Jesus' word, he too defied the rule or law of gravity, he too walked on water but sunk when he became afraid of the storm, looked away from Jesus and lost his faith

Ranchhoddas:
I'll take Him at his word. If you cut off your hand to escape hell assuming that the place is all it's cracked up to be, then it wouldn't be too much of a sacrifice would it?
I didnt understand this statement, until when you returned to edit in the missing "hand". Well Ranchhoddas, this is a hyberbole, it is an exaggeration made to make a point and it meant do anything necessarily to escape ending up in hell, even if it will put you at a seemingly disadvantage. The listeners understood this and so no one complained also no one took it literal enough that people were cutting their limps off or plucking out their eyes so not to see evil etcetera

Of course, you can take Jesus' word to the bank. There are instances, when people have been known to be confused or not understand Jesus when He is uses hyperboles and/or metaphors Ranchhoddas

Ranchhoddas, take for example, when Jesus used the bread as a metaphor. He said: "I am the living bread that came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever. And this bread, which I will give for the life of the world, is My flesh." but the Jews misinterpreted this great metaphor and began arguing among themselves saying: "How can this man give us His flesh to eat?"

Ranchhoddas, if you know, you know. Who no know, no go know metaphor from hyperbole

Do you at all, have a dustbin or trashcan at home? Of course you do, it is a rhetorical question. Ranchhoddas things end up in your dustbin and trashcan without you being personal, you judged and deemed whatever it is fit and warrant enough to be thrown into the dustbin or trashcan. Hell and death among other things are destined to be thrown into a larger scale dustbin or trash can called the lake of fire

Ranchhoddas:
The words of Jesus should be taken literally. He multiplied food literally. How do you decide which is hyperbole and which is not. If you were present when he wanted to turn five loaves and two fish to food for thousands, you would have claimed it was exaggeration then wouldn't you?
Funnily enough, His audience who were Jews or Israelites knew when He was talking literally and when not talking literally but then just like you, some misunderstood His metaphors even when it isnt hyperbolic
Like for example, the Jews went ballistic when they heard Him say, "All right. Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up." and angrily replied back at Him that: "This temple took forty-six years to build and You are going to raise it up in three days?"

There is a time and place when the bible is literal and not literal Ranchhoddas, so why bother asking when is it literal and when is it not literal. If I were present with Jesus, I will stand on His word, walk on His word as I focus on & not look away from the Word, also will not fear get the better of me. Ranchhoddas, exaggeration is a tool and neccessity, it has its purposes and place, particularly when used in speeches as hyperboles

Ranchhoddas:
The Bible is not my creed for all the reverence I have for it. I expect straight answers from people when I ask questions, not assignments.
It is a teamwork Ranchhoddas, it is all hands on deck. You dont expect me to do the heavy liftings all by myself, do you? Besides, the exposure will give you some familiarity with the word and insight into the context the word is used in, for and around

Ranchhoddas:
Have you been able to convince anyone that homosexuality is approved in the Bible?
I have been able to convince people that the word "homosexuality" was not around in Biblical times and the word homosexual was invented in 1868.

Consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour was not disapproved or condemned by Jesus.

What is the evil in consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour?

What problem do you have with and/or see in consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour?

What effect to you or the society does consenting adults, in a faithful, committed, truthful, honest, loving, lasting that's life-long and loyal same-sex relationship, that has no detriment to another person, no betrayal of another person, or no cheating on another person, and not harmful to an object or neighbour have?

If a crooked stick is before you, you need not explain how crooked it is. Lay a straight one down by the side of it, and the work is well done.

Ranchhoddas:
You must be the only person on the planet with this view.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Jorge Mario Bergoglio popularly known as Pope Francis, to name just these two (i.e. Anglican and Catholic). Tutu said he doesnt want to live in a homophobic heaven whilst Pope Francis said transsexuals and gay people should be embraced. He told Juan Carlos Cruz, a gay man: "God made you like this and loves you like this"

Ranchhoddas:
Kikikikikiki. You are a strange fella...
No not strange. I am as regular a fella just like you.
Ranchhoddas, since you've edited your post to correct your omissions etcetera, I too have made slight additions to my original post in response to that
Christianity Etc › Re: How The Teaching Of Paul Differs From The Teaching Of Christ (part 3) by MuttleyLaff: 6:24pm On Jan 06, 2019
Michellekabod1:
You can imagine how i slapped my thighs in laughter as i read your post.
You made a post that gave me the impression that you believed the bible is errant...i made a post about your "perceived view" of the bible accuracy.
You saw it, flared up and started querying and throwing tantrums. A simple "i have never made such claim" will have halted it. Would it be hard for me to comprehend you didnt imply the bible was inerrant and then modify my post?

I have known you theists to be hungry for unnecessary feuds and arguments that will lead no where but rather cause enmity. You value discord more than peace. I foresaw an argument sprouting from our conversatiin thus i shooed off the discussion for peace to reign, you started your nagging and trying to force words of my mouth. I told you to focus on a discussion more relevant than that of ours. You kept on hitting and pouting and i still made an attempt to avert a quarrel by sidelining an issue that i knew would herald an arguement. Then you pushed further, i even told you that it was while i was using my previous account you made a statement relating to the bible been inerrant and then you mistook it for me saying it was while using my previous account that i made claims of you saying the bible is inerrant and proceeded to accusing me of lying in a jiffy. You still were blood thirsty to castigation and hurling blames so you went on to conceive a new argument of me using my previous account versus old account. I sensed the mix up and sent you a screen shot of the post. You were dire hard on the notion that i am wrong and shielding myself.
I called you a nag because you dragged over an issue that would profit neither of us and then you wrote four or five allegations about me (i am saying four or five because if i say four and it is five you will call me a liar and starting pouncing on me and if i say five and its four you will attack me with all ferrociousness like a wild beast attacking its prey).
You are more interested in painting someone black and vehemently wanting the person to see how black the person is as you see him/her than yielding a fruitful conversation with them.
The fact i have no energy for epic clap backs and e-wars and a roller coaster of arguments for peace sake doesnt mean that i have nothing to say or am shielding from blame. For peace sake i'd rather sideline or sweep some conversations under the carpet but people like you will accuse me of dodging the blame imposed by the almighty muttleylaff.

Please you never told me to modify the post, that wasnt important to you as to paint and prove me black as the devil.
I am an attention seeker? I will let that pass; would not start querying and pouting like you.

You are definitely jubilating around a bonfire as your aim of quarreling is achieved.
I have got 99 problems? Wow prophet muttleylaff now knows what is bugging me...lols
Muttley,you are right, you are a saint and would make heaven , i am a sinner and would go to hell...satisfied??
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"I dont know what made you make this "i dont buy muttleylaff idea of your fairytale book being inerrant, i find this allegation baseless" though. You have mistaken me for another moniker.
Unless you have evidence of me making that remark, I think you need to retract attributing that remark to me. I dont need an apology for the mix up."
- by MuttleyLaff: 12:35pm today On Jan 06.
Christianity Etc › Re: How The Teaching Of Paul Differs From The Teaching Of Christ (part 3) by MuttleyLaff: 6:24pm On Jan 06, 2019
Michellekabod1:
You can imagine how i slapped my thighs in laughter as i read your post.
You made a post that gave me the impression that you believed the bible is errant...i made a post about your "perceived view" of the bible accuracy.
You saw it,flared up and started querying and throwing tantrums. A simple "i have never made such claim" will have halted it. Would it be hard for me to comprehend you didnt imply the bible was inerrant and then modify my post?
I have known you theists to be hungry for unnecessary feuds and arguments that will lead no where but rather cause enmity . You value discord more than peace. I foresaw an argument sprouting from our conversatiin thus i shooed off the discussion for peace to reign, you started your nagging and trying to force words of my mouth. I told you to focus on a discussion more relevant than that of ours. You kept on hitting and pouting and i still made an attempt to avert a quarrel by sidelining an issue that i knew would herald an arguement. Then you pushed further, i even told you that it was while i was using my previous account you made a statement relating to the bible been inerrant and then you mistook it for me saying it was while using my previous account that i made claims of you saying the bible is inerrant and proceeded to accusing me of lying in a jiffy. You still were blood thirsty to castigation and hurling blames so you went on to conceive a new argument of me using my previous account versus old account. I sensed the mix up and sent you a screen shot of the post. You were dire hard on the notion that i am wrong and shielding myself.
I called you a nag because you dragged over an issue that would profit neither of us and then you wrote four or five allegations about me (i am saying four or five because if i say four and it is five you will call me a liar and starting pouncing on me and if i say five and its four you will attack me with all ferrociousness like a wild beast attacking its prey).
You are more interested in painting someone black and vehemently wanting the person to see how black the person is as you see him/her than yielding a fruitful conversation with them.
The fact i have no energy for epic clap backs and e-wars and a roller coaster of arguments for peace sake doesnt mean that i have nothing to say or am shielding from blame. For peace sake i'd rather sideline or sweep some conversations under the carpet but people like you will accuse me of dodging the blame imposed by the almighty muttleylaff.
Please you never told me to modify the post,that wasnt important to you as to paint and prove me black as the devil.
I am an attention seeker? I will let that pass; would not start querying and pouting like you.

You are definitely jubilating around a bonfire as your aim of quarreling is achieved.
I have got 99 problems? Wow prophet muttleylaff now knows what is bugging me...lols
Muttley,you are right, you are a saint and would make heaven , i am a sinner and would go to hell...satisfied??
"I dont know what made you make this "i dont buy muttleylaff idea of your fairytale book being inerrant, i find this allegation baseless" though. You have mistaken me for another moniker. Unless you have evidence of me making that remark, I think you need to retract attributing that remark to me. I dont need an apology for the mix up."
- by MuttleyLaff: 12:35pm
Christianity Etc › Re: It Is Not The Law Of Moses But God Himself That Tells Us To Give First Fruit by MuttleyLaff: 3:58pm On Jan 06, 2019
alBHAGDADI:
It's on front page already.

grin
You are loving it... grin grin grin
I've liked your post with the cute and funky doggy
Is it your missus' pet?
Christianity Etc › Re: How The Teaching Of Paul Differs From The Teaching Of Christ (part 3) by MuttleyLaff: 3:17pm On Jan 06, 2019
Michellekabod1:
Shut your bouche jor. ..hurl blames and castigation without comprehension of any other perspective than yours...the fact I refuse to keep up arguments with you for peace sake will make me someone trying to dodge or run because of my alleged mistake . . too bad I once thought you were different from the mainstream...spits
I just drop my 2 cents post and move on, I never held you to anything and I have never hounded you for a response until now when I asked you to withdraw a post you made with your current moniker stating that I had said the bible is inerrant. It is a lie, the remark is misrepresenting my position, but you dont want to hear of it, ducking and diving, shielding yourself from the guilt responsibility, even when I asked to readdress or retract the comment. I even added that I dont need or want an apology for the mistake

You've got 99 problems, you have enough on your plate, to want to add me to be your 100th. She that spits against the wind, spits in her own face

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