Why people live their life by a book? (mystic, history, spiritual)

[mom2redheads]

Originally Posted by ChristyGrl

Fundy...why are being such a horses butt to someone who is asking a legitimate question

I was thinking more like donkey??haha My guess is that he has NO IDEA!

[Phazelwood]

Originally Posted by Fundamentalist

You said and I quote,

My decision is to kill you, So why can't I kill you? What immoral authority prevents me doing committing such an act

These issues are always placed into an emotional arena.

The fact remains, you sin now, so not even your beliefs of some authority mean anything or you would not sin at all.

[mom2redheads]

Originally Posted by Fundamentalist

I am answering her question. If no bible, then no divine authority, without divine authority man becomes the authority if man becomes the authority then authority is relative, nothing is right and wrong because no can can claim absolute authority of what is right and wrong and everything no matter how wrong or evil we think it is just becomes different.

ok, I will ask again~~ where did I say that ANYTHING was right or wrong and for the record you did NOT answer my question. What you are saying has nothing to do with what I asked. Thanks for trying though

[ChristyGrl]

Originally Posted by mom2redheads

I was thinking more like donkey??haha My guess is that he has NO IDEA!

It's just Fundy's way....he likes to be controversial....if you spend any time on this forum you will get used to it.

[Fundamentalist]

Originally Posted by mom2redheads

ok, I will ask again~~ where did I say that ANYTHING was right or wrong and for the record you did NOT answer my question. What you are saying has nothing to do with what I asked. Thanks for trying though

why can't you live your own life and make your own decisions on what you think is right or wrong, or what you should and shouldn't do.

I answered your question. If no bible then NO ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY and man can do anything he wants, personally as Christian I would not like to live in that kind of world, a world of RELATIVE right and wrong nor know what right and wrong is. I rely on God's wisdom over man's anyday, He will never steer me wrong.

[mom2redheads]

Originally Posted by Fundamentalist

I answered your question. If no bible then NO ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY and man can do anything he wants, personally as Christian I would not like to live in that kind of world, a world of RELATIVE right and wrong nor know what right and wrong is. I rely on God's wisdom over man's anyday, He will never steer me wrong.

NOW you answered my question Thankyou!

[Phazelwood]

Originally Posted by Fundamentalist

I answered your question. If no bible then NO ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY and man can do anything he wants, personally as Christian I would not like to live in that kind of world, a world of RELATIVE right and wrong nor know what right and wrong is. I rely on God's wisdom over man's anyday, He will never steer me wrong.

What version of the bible did the first humans read?

[ChristyGrl]

Originally Posted by Phazelwood

What version of the bible did the first humans read?

ROFL....I don't believe you will receive a response to that

[pcamps]

Originally Posted by Phazelwood

What version of the bible did the first humans read?

The King James pre -replenshing the earth edition of cause

[ChristyGrl]

Originally Posted by pcamps

The King James pre -replenshing the earth edition of cause

Sometimes peoples views astound me....the Bible is the only book of God and we have to believe everything in it, blah, blah, blah....who put the frakkin book together? A bunch of men....not GOD. There are other books and scripture out there that they discount totally because it's not in the bible...silly, silly, silly!