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Guesses, exactly. But by golly we know we're right and those other people are just believing in fairy tales.

Thanks for your liberal, atheistic explanation.

Yes, I know. Just funny that an entire field of study is predicated on a previous separate field that can't be explained. Yes we can study micro-evolution. But getting it from that first single cell to the complex human....

Yes, need to brush up on my fairy tales.

They obviously misinterpreted it and no, I'm not guessing.

Thanks for the reply, but go back one step and evolution has a problem it hasn't explained.

Define "Law".... There is the Law and there are certain "laws" that applied in those OT times. For instance after Christ, believers were no longer required to sacrifice a lamb or other animal and make a blood sacrifice. So you are again being disingenuous if you are trying to claim that...

Except evolution doesn't say "we were always here". Point being though, atheists and the like enjoy mocking Christians for believing in God and a Creator yet they themselves want to believe in an irrational "the universe always existed" line of thought. You may have a point in mocking about...

If you read the Bible in context you will see what is old law and what isn't. There are certain parts of the OT that still applies to post-NT times and parts that don't. To cherry pick is disingenuous.

Like I said, Christians are not taught to kill anyone, not even the infidel. In fact they are taught to turn the other cheek and to love their enemy as themselves.

Lemme guess...you believe in such believable things as life coming into existence from nothing? Gotcha.

Old Testament law for Israel, BEFORE Christ. We are talking here about Christians, ie Christ followers. Where in the New Testament does Christ command believers to kill others?

I guess it's better to follow SP's lead and get our values based on popular opinion polls.

lol Unlike the Koran, the Bible doesn't teach it's followers to kill the 'infidel'. The "Christians" in ancient times that killed in the name of their religion did so on the own accord, not because the Bible instructed them to. And being "marginalized" has nothing to do with it. If one strictly...

Wut? It's not Ions?

You're using extreme examples of people who have claimed to be Christians. If you want to believe that the majority of Christians are wacko due to a few fringe groups who claim the name, then that's your problem.

And the winner is........NoDak [/thread]

gay-marrying advocates are whack jobs, spunky.

Link?

So do you believe anything can ever be right or wrong or is it just based on how "many" agree or disagree on the issue?