Ive always liked u, so I don't give a crap what other people think. Cool that we share the same values on people's walk of life.
i am, i'm just trying to point out logical flaws in your reasoning. and you're judging the child that doesn't listen.
Well, I suppose some are doing this. What about those who aren't Christians, or religious at all, but are anti-gay? Duh
I know. I kind of like it. I'm getting old(er), and am mostly interested in positive endeavors these days. Perhaps I lost my fastball, but I replaced it with a decent change-up.
Wow.... You haven't explained a damn thing that supports me judging. And you are trying to twist my example of me judging a parent. No, I am saying both parents believe the same thing is wrong, but one was able to communicate that wrong to the child, while the other couldn't. That's called miscommunication. Not judging. It looks like u are just trying to be argumentative and won't have an open mind on anyone that disagrees with you. What are u expecting to accomplish?
At some point, you're going to understand that logic and faith aren't related, right? I sure hope you get at least that out of this thread.
Just relax, Mags. There are faithless people like me who understand that what faith is, and don't judge it. I'm envious of it at times.
Yeah I figured this after the last post. Some people don't understand faith. It's like love. You can't see it physically, u can't really explain it, but u know damn well it exists.
so the child that doesn't listen isn't wrong? something isn't a sin unless we believe it is? i'm not trying to be argumentative, you just don't realize how little sense the concept of sin makes from a logical standpoint.
The concept of sin isn't just a religious concept. I'm not a believer, but I know that murder is wrong. If I did believe, I would assume the God I believed in would judge sins, and that it wasn't my job. You're making little sense in this thread, IMO, at least from a philosophical perspective.
