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@Mopac
Orthodox Christianity is true Christianity.
What caused you to want to become a "orthodox" Christian, Mopac?
What caused you to want to become a "orthodox" Christian, Mopac?Cooperation with the grace of God.
as I was commenting on the original post, it seemed unnecessary to review all other branches.
Now that I have, I see that nothing in my statement has changed
did you have a comment about what I actually stated?
Orthodox Christianity is true Christianity.
When you have something related to what I wrote to contribute (and when you master English) then I'll be able to respond to you.
I am not sure what you are trying to say.
Let me ask you something.
What do we Orthodox Christians teach and believe?
You have no idea.
Therefore, it is you who won't sit down and listen. You don't even know what scripture is used for.
I'll help you out a little. We don't teach genocide. You have nothing to fear.
Perhaps one of you three can provide some "context" to these versus.
With you logic, I can say that all the "good" verses are taken out of context and that God is actually all evil?
@Wagyu wrote: Perhaps one of you three can provide some "context" to these versus.Mopac the Monk wrote: Let me ask you something.
Easy peasy. Christians believe in one God that created heaven, earth and the universe. The belief in one God originated with the Jewish religion. Christians believe Jesus is the “Messiah” or saviour of the world. They also believe that he is the son of God.
Now there's a good start. When on the backfoot, respond with a question of your own.
Perhaps one of you three can provide some "context" to these versus.Don't hold your breath. You won't get explanation for those verses without them being re-written.
Are there any good verses?
Nobody accuses the ocean of murder when people drown in it. No one says lightning murders people.
Easy peasy. Christians believe in one God that created heaven, earth and the universe. The belief in one God originated with the Jewish religion. Christians believe Jesus is the “Messiah” or saviour of the world. They also believe that he is the son of God.Yet, you don't know the God we worship. Nor does calling Jesus "the savior of the world" say anything meaningful about what we believe.You still can't tell me what I believe, because you have dismissed it before coming to any real understanding of it.
Perhaps one of you three can provide some "context" to these versus.Don't hold your breath. You won't get explanation for those verses without them being re-written.I don't expect it.
With this information, I can conclude the following.P1. You believe in the bibleP2. The bible depicts God having the ability to kill 10 000 people at his will.P3. God is the arbiter of truth and cannot be immoralC1. Killing 10 000 people is not immoral
It would be of no benefit to discuss these things with you.
Instead of presuming to know, it would be better to say "I don't know", and be open to learning something.
Instead of presuming to know, it would be better to say "I don't know", and be open to learning something.