Re: Duke's confession of insanity

Rockinghorse Winner wrote:
> In alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic, DanielSan had the audacity to
say that:
> 
>> Rockinghorse Winner wrote:
>>> In alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic, DanielSan had the audacity
to say that:
>>>
>>>> Rockinghorse Winner wrote:
>>>>> In alt.religion.christian.roman-catholic, duke had the audacity to
say that:
>>>>>
>>>>>> On Sun, 04 May 2008 16:26:41 -0700, Bob Officer
<bobofficers@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> No, that's a so called god may law. Noah predates Abraham. 
>>>>>>>> And God said the old covenant was useless and worn out, and
replaced it with the
>>>>>>>> new covenant.  Shall I show you the verse?
>>>>>>> No, the fiction Jesus is pur****ted to have said that. and the only
>>>>>>> place you have it as evidence is the book of myths written about
100
>>>>>>> years after jesus supposedly died.
>>>>>> Well, there goes any credibility you ever showed.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Maybe you have a place where God himself craved the replacement
laws
>>>>>>> into stone.
>>>>>> The 10 commandments are still in effect.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The covenant given to Noah is not the laws given to Moses. The law
>>>>>>> which Jesus spoke of was the Laws of Moses. The covenant was the
one
>>>>>>> between the God and Sons and Daughters of Abraham. Not the
covenant
>>>>>>> between God and Noah.
>>>>>> And then God became man and gave us a new covenant.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Duke, it pains me that the gift of the Mass is not available to
everyone.
>>>>> What a pity. You and I know how deeply life-changing attending mass
and
>>>>> receiving communion is. You and I know how Jesus comes into our
hearts more
>>>>> tangibly at Mass than at any other time. But those outside the
Church are
>>>>> blind to this, and they cannot understand it. Let us pray that one
day they
>>>>> enter the fold, and for the salvation of all people everywhere.  My
>>>>> heartfelt prayer is for *universal* salvation. My most earnest
prayer is
>>>>> that *no one* shall go to hell. I am confident in the mercy of
Christ.
>>>>> He is so good.
>>>>>
>>>>> *R* *H*
>>>>>
>>>> Soooo....what you're saying is, if we don't believe as you, we'll
suffer 
>>>>   from the judgment of your deity?  That doesn't bother you in any
way? 
>>>>   Not that we'll suffer, but that your deity is that childish and
petty 
>>>> and abusive to its followers?
>>> No, I trust in the goodness of God.  I hope and pray that everyone is
saved
>>> from damnation.
>> And yet, if you step out of line in any way that God deems, you'll 
>> suffer damnation.
>>
>> I'm sorry, but that sounds too much like an abusive spouse on steroids 
>> to me.
> 
> Your beef, really, is not with me.  It's with God. 

No.  I don't believe in that deity.  My beef cannot be with something I 
don't believe in.

> And feel free to take it
> up with God. The bible is filled with stories of people taking their
case to
> God. As for me, I hope and pray for the salvation of all humanity.

Why?  God is the one damning them in the first place.  God invented 
"salvation" when he punished Adam and Eve for doing something they 
didn't know was wrong.

At least, if you believe the Bible.

Which I don't.

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