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*Sigh* I'm not sure what's worse - his disgusting arrogance or his appalling logic.
*Sigh* I'm not sure what's worse - his disgusting arrogance or his appalling logic.
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That's always been my favorite. My answer to it is: Wouldn't God's thought process be so incredible it would melt our puny brains, not be stupid and non-sensical by even our pathetic standards? Wouldn't the creator of logic itself possess it and apply it in perfection instead of ignore it? Wouldn't God's behavior be perfect by any standard we as mere humans could possibly conceive? It's not that we don't understand God's thinking, it's that if God truly thinks the way people like Pat Robertson say, then God is stupid.Matt Greatorex said:Secondly, even if someone can provide plentiful evidence that their logic's flawed, they can fall back on our inability to understand how God thinks.
FoFa said:Maybe he is saying what his minons want to hear so they give him more money.
Quite true, except that I do not claim to know for sure and he does, which makes him disgustingly arrogant. And since God has never said anywhere, "And thusly Sharon was smiteth by the Lord, for he compromiseth in the name of peace," Robertson's remarks can only be based on his own logical conclusions, which are appallingly flawed. So, my original comments remain accurate whether or not Robertson is right.FoFa said:After all you have as much proof that God is NOT doing it as he does that God is.
Maybe not those exact words.....Kraj said:And since God has never said anywhere, "And thusly Sharon was smiteth by the Lord, for he compromiseth in the name of peace,"
LolFoFa said:Maybe not those exact words.....
Of course they do, they're the same assholes who've been perpetuating this conflict for thousands of years. The Bible can be quoted to say pretty much anything as long as you focus on individual passages while ignoring the overall message.jsanders said:Mr. Robertson is quoting scripture. And as such is correct according to the Bible. Even some prominent Jewish leaders concur with his interpretation.
Kraj said:Lol
Of course they do, they're the same assholes who've been perpetuating this conflict for thousands of years. The Bible can be quoted to say pretty much anything as long as you focus on individual passages while ignoring the overall message.
Is there a difference?jsanders said:and I should have said Jewish religious leaders.
Not to be mistaken for politicians.
In particular instance it was a professor commenting on the statement.Kraj said:Is there a difference?