So that's that then.I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.
Interesting that "evil" has been replaced by "disaster" and "calamity" in later versions.
So that's that then.I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things.
Detroit, Detroit, Detroit - what the fuck went wrong there...?Gawdzilla wrote:God created Judas Iscariot. If he's omniscient he knew Judas would betray Jesus. He just let that happen. No whisper in the ear, etc. And no "Well, you got a raw deal on Earth, but I'll make it up to you here." Judas is in the 9th circle of Hell. (Which the Italians considered to be frozen, the worst thing they could think of.) So, God knew Judas was going to Hell and let it happen just so his son could get killed (with the guarantee of coming back, btw, as pointed out elsewhere). I once spend three days in Detroit. Hell can't be much worse than that.
Aye, but you know how evil is always presented as a free will choice away from god's influence and lots of wibblyness is spouted to cover up the rather distasteful clash with omniscience - it's good to have something that cuts right through all the shit and has the big man owning up.born-again-atheist wrote:It's only logical. Everyone knows god created the angels, and Lucifer was an angel, and god is omniscient therefore he knew what Lucifer would do, and even if Lucifer is the 'source of all sin' god is the source of the source of all sin anyway. You don't need a quote.
Except for those pesky jews.
You can't beat the KJV.Devogue wrote:Interesting that "evil" has been replaced by "disaster" and "calamity" in later versions.
You can't get quicker than a Kwik fit fitter.Pappa wrote:You can't beat the KJV.Devogue wrote:Interesting that "evil" has been replaced by "disaster" and "calamity" in later versions.
I have a KJV, I keep meaning to read it, but then never bother.Devogue wrote:You can't get quicker than a Kwik fit fitter.Pappa wrote:You can't beat the KJV.Devogue wrote:Interesting that "evil" has been replaced by "disaster" and "calamity" in later versions.
Romans 3:20What shall we say then? Is the law sin? God forbid. Nay, I had not known sin, but by the law: for I had not known lust, except the law had said, Thou shalt not covet.
Romans 5:13Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in his sight: for by the law is the knowledge of sin.
John 15:22For until the law sin was in the world: but sin is not imputed when there is no law.
Romans 5:20If I had not come and spoken unto them, they had no sin: but now they have no cloak for their sin.
(all quotes from the skeptics annotated bible)Moreover the law entered, that the offence might abound. But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.
Check out the MrDeity thread, the one with "Lucy".Feck wrote:The whole origin of "evil" is a good one to take up with theists.The bible just makes a total hash of it .And theists just go of into total La-La land trying to explain how we were all perfect before the fall ...Then evil entered the world so what "snake" where ? an "evil" angel .......Bollocks .
But, apparently, they burn very well!Pappa wrote:You can't beat the KJV.Devogue wrote:Interesting that "evil" has been replaced by "disaster" and "calamity" in later versions.
Bella Fortuna wrote:You know you love it you dirty bitch!
devogue wrote:Actually, I am a very, very, stupid man.
Pappa wrote: I even ran upstairs and climbed into bed once, the second I pulled the duvet over me I suddenly felt very silly and sheepish, so I went back downstairs.
If you bend one into a tube and light the inside pages it can turn into a camp stove. Burns for about 1/2 hour if you regulate the air flow. Or so I'm told.The Dawktor wrote:But, apparently, they burn very well!
I burned a New International once, that was fun. I was dressed as a nun at the time too.Gawdzilla wrote:If you bend one into a tube and light the inside pages it can turn into a camp stove. Burns for about 1/2 hour if you regulate the air flow. Or so I'm told.The Dawktor wrote:But, apparently, they burn very well!
Stay for the end.Pappa wrote:I burned a New International once, that was fun. I was dressed as a nun at the time too.Gawdzilla wrote:If you bend one into a tube and light the inside pages it can turn into a camp stove. Burns for about 1/2 hour if you regulate the air flow. Or so I'm told.The Dawktor wrote:But, apparently, they burn very well!
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