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@Stephen
If you wanna debate I already bodied everyone on my forum and in my debates. But you are objectively wrong
You can be non-binary and pansexual.
Your parents teach you to be kind. Kindness is an act of morality. So, based on this alone one can say they are moral. Then one day they change their tune, go the completeopposite direction (basically change their mind), and tell you to hate everyone.
-->@RoderickSpode: Does the bible cause homophobia?
If you can assume God exists for the sake argument, it might help in our conversation.
What you're (inadvertantly?) asking is what if our delusion changes.
YES, I embrace homophobia because the JUDEO-Christian Bible promotes it, and who is any Christian to deny this fact! Therefore, when Jesus states in how homosexuals are to be treated in Leviticus 20:13, then who am I to say He is wrong? GET IT? That would be like calling Jesus a LIAR like Tradesecret has done ad infinitum, and where he/she has committed the Unpardonable Sin as the consequences!
Rod, come on now. I can't answer your question because I don't know what it refers to (You can see me ask "about what?", right?). DO you mean what would i do if god told me to harass gay people? I wouldn't do so.
I am ALREADY granting that god exists, that's who you hear in your head right before you wake up and decide if you have to harass gay people by divine order.
Are you ever going to answer this question? My guess is no.
LOL, no, Rod, I am not, in any way, asking that question, inadvertently or accidentally or intentionally. What I am asking is very, very simple: if you woke up convinced that god told you to get up and go start harassing gay people in the name of Jesus or whatever, would you do it?
Yes, I know, the Bible represents the primitive Bronze and Iron Age way of thinking, but do you see how difficult it is for me being a TRUE Christian, where I have to follow ALL, and I repeat, ALL of the JUDEO-Christian Bible in the new 21st Century Scientific Age way of thinking? It's a BITCH!
What if your parents, as you were growing up, after teaching you to be kind and respect people, one day changed their mind and told you to harass gays?
No. I don't hear voices in the head. That would be a delusion.
If God woke me up to tell me anything it wouldn't matter whether I was convinced or not. It would be fact, reality, perceived as such or not.
What if your parents, as you were growing up, after teaching you to be kind and respect people, one day changed their mind and told you to harass gays?I would not harass gays if my parents told me to do it. Your turn,
No. I don't hear voices in the head. That would be a delusion.Interesting, so do you think other Christians who claim to hear god's voice when they pray are deluded? What about all the people in the bible tow whom god spoke directly, were they deluded as well?
If God woke me up to tell me anything it wouldn't matter whether I was convinced or not. It would be fact, reality, perceived as such or not.I just want to be clear I'm understandinng the distinction you're making. If you hear god's voice in your dreams or in your head, you're deluded, but if you are awake and you hear it, you are dealing with reality. Do I have that right? SO now you can pick which version of this impossibly difficult question you cananswer, since I unequivocally answered yours:
1: If you woke up convinced you heard god's voice tell you to go out and start harassing gays, would you deny his command?
OR2: IF you were awake and totally lucid and walking down the street in your San Francisco area, and suddenly heard a voice that you were sure was god, or somehow got whatever you would consider communication directly from the almighty himself, to start harassing the many gay people in your city, would you do so?
BOnus one, even easier: is it a sin to deny the commands of god?
RoderickSpode, how do you feel about Jesus when He promotes the murdering of homosexuals? Does He still become ever loving and forgiving?
I don't know any Christians who hear voices in their head. Period. That's a mental illness. When a Christian uses terminology like hearing the voice of God, they're not talking about hearing voices in the head.