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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Context matters, I'm sure. Do you know much about the bible? A list of random quotes doesn't tell anyone much, one way or the other. Also, about that bee in your bonnet.[b] Some threads, like this one are inviting conversation on a topic to explore various sides of it[/b]. The thread that appears to have triggered you was the equivalent of someone saying "Happy Birthday" and you arguing about whether or not it was really happy, and why should it be, and how do we even know you were really born on this day no matter what the birth certificate says, and so on. Some things aren't asking for discussion and debate, like common holiday exclamations and traditional phrases like "happy birthday," "allelujah, he is risen," "merry christmas," "mazel tov," etc. They aren't arguments.[/quote] I suspect OP is reacting to the many times when Christians told non-believers not to participate their discussions. OP clearly stated "this thread is for people who believe the bible to be an immoral book." Yet it seems CHristians feel a need to defend their book, knowing their opinion is not wanted. How does it feel to have your point of view discounted in a public discussion group? [/quote] Where are the Christians defending their book? [/quote] Most, not all, of the quotes are from the Old Testament. Which means your audience is Jews as well as Christians, who think the New Testament supersedes the Old. But I suspect most people think a bunch of quotes taken out of context do not prove it’s an immoral book. So they don’t think this thread applies to them and, as you requested, they’re ignoring you.[/quote] Can you explain the context of those quotes that would make them not immoral? I would like you to start with the ones referencing slavery.[/quote][/quote] Could you be any more snotty? “I would like you to start with…” Anyway, I’ll indulge you just this once. That quote is from Paul’s letters. Paul claimed to be divinely inspired, but he never claimed to be a prophet. That quote didn’t come from Jesus, or from any of the prophets. Done with this stupid thread.[/quote]
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