Do you have access to YouTube?
I do, but i'm not in a position to use you tube right now.
okay here is my thread to discuss this.
i believe the bible is inspired by god and reliable.
many argue it's neither.
Do you have access to YouTube?
I do, but i'm not in a position to use you tube right now.
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
The one and only place this word occurs in the Bible.
But it's not the only place that the concept of God bringing the about the destruction in the future is mentioned.
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
Doesn't it strike you that it might just be the teeeeniest bit insane that an all powerful creator god gets his nose so far out of joint because one of his creations nibbles a bit of fruit??????????
Except for the fact God explicitly sad not to.
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
can ask why did Jesus perpatrate this "myth" when he knew better?
And that is a fair question and I speculate that it was because of WHO his message was being directed to.
The fact that Jesus didn't go into much details about the nature of God and His OWN very nature or go into the nature of the universe and creation probaly means that he knew it was above the undertanding of his intended audience.
Jesus not giving details is not the same as perpatrating a myth. Wouldn't implying something to be correct, such as perpatrating a myth, be dishonest? How could Jesus be dishonest?
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
Ezekiel 28:
That is the scripture I was thinking of when I said it implicitly says he rebelled.
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
So it's OK to rape a woman because you're bigger and stronger?
I never said that was okay. I do not see how this is a valid comparison. I'm sorry.
Supposedly we are rational beings created with free will yet, when we make any other choice than what god wants us to make, well, that free will is gonna cost you your existence.
Well what's wrong with that. If God say do not do this or you will die and we do it anyway. Isn't it just stupidity on our part? If I told you don't jump off a cliff because it would kill you, would you argue that you would use your freewill to jump? Obviously you could by it would be stupid.
So a parent should be able to kill their child for arbitrary disobedience? Really? I mean, after all, they created the child and fed and clothed and taught it.
I feel this is a much more valid point thatn the one about raping a women. I'll have to think more about this. Yet, I'd like to ask you. Was God wrong for killing Adam and Eve? They were created perfect. They were not sinful. Disobienence then was purposeful. If God made the rules, and they didn't play by them, who's fault is it then?
Actually, can you show me in the bible where is said satan rebelled and tried to take god's power?
I don't think the bible says he tried to take God's power (maybe I misunderstand what you mean by power), but implicitly it says he did rebell.
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
Hmm the Wt is the ark? Here I thought that Jesus was the door, and anyone seeking to enter thru any other means was a thief and a plunderer.
So the implication then is God won't destroy 99.9% of people at armeggedon, but 67% 1 . How is that any better for the argument that this would be unjust? Yet, I never thought about the claim to the org being the ark may be wrong. Yet how can it be wrong if they are God's org? As I mentioned in another post on this thread that would be a discussion for another thread.
i'm beginning to have some doubts about my doubts.
this subject is one of them.. many argue that it is unfair, unloving, and unjust for god to destroy 99.9% of all mankind at armageddon.
but didn't this happen before in the days of noah?
Not even the Watchtower who claims that safety is within its organization. So, what is the "ark" for mankind today?
Well, I'd like to say this is one reason I'm weighing carefully my decision on whether or not to stay in the org. Yes, they claim the org is the ark, but that premises does make sense if the org is truly God's organization. I realize the reference is circular. A discusion about it being God's org is for another thread. I'm still interested in viewpoints regarding why it is so hard to accept what the bible says, especially since 2 Peter references the Flood in comparison to Armaggedon.
okay here is my thread to discuss this.
i believe the bible is inspired by god and reliable.
many argue it's neither.
isaacaustin, can you then reply to my thread about Armageddon then? I'm not here to want to be a troll for people. These are legitmiate concerns of mine.
i can understand many argue that scientifically it is impossible for the earth to remain forever (sun dies).
what is wrong with the argument that god could refuel the sun?.
I can understand many argue that scientifically it is impossible for the earth to remain forever (sun dies). What is wrong with the argument that God could refuel the sun?