Oh, think how much Jesus suffered for our sins, we should be so grateful. He suffered so much.
Cancer patients the world over suffer much worse, every day.
To God, a thousand years is as a day. A day on the cross is therefore, about like stubbing your toe. Big freakin’ deal.
God stubbed his toe for your sins.
Doesn’t have quite the same ring, does it?
The whole notion of sin, for which someone — anyone — even someone unrelated to the sins — must atone, is idiocy.
Chrisitainty is idiocy, and there’s no escaping it. The whole theology make s no sense at all — even taking it at its word, it makes no sense. I’ve never found a single Christian who can make a lick of sense of any of it. The lot of it is obviously — OBVIOUSLY — rubbish. Dumber even than scientology. At least scientology understand’s Ohm’s law enough to abuse it.
Scary,
Thank you for your comment which exhibits for our benefit the classic examples of fallacies common in the blogs and comment threads.
The first fallacy is your use of Ad Hominem and its variants throughout your comment.
A careful reading of your comment clearly shows the second fallacy which is the use of Cheap Shot Tactics and Irritants.
Also, you exhibit the basic fallacies of Sleight of Mind by your twisting of Scripture. This occurred when you took a Scripture totally out of its context to try to support your point. Please remember in the future when you use Scripture that a text taken out of context is nothing more than a pretext.
Another mistake you make is in trying to compare the pain of crucifixion and cancer of which the former you have not experienced since you are still alive and the latter I hope you have never experienced.
As to your sarcasm, I am reminded of what Samuel Butler once said, “Neither irony or sarcasm is argument.”
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Oh, think how much Jesus suffered for our sins, we should be so grateful. He suffered so much.
Cancer patients the world over suffer much worse, every day.
To God, a thousand years is as a day. A day on the cross is therefore, about like stubbing your toe. Big freakin’ deal.
God stubbed his toe for your sins.
Doesn’t have quite the same ring, does it?
The whole notion of sin, for which someone — anyone — even someone unrelated to the sins — must atone, is idiocy.
Chrisitainty is idiocy, and there’s no escaping it. The whole theology make s no sense at all — even taking it at its word, it makes no sense. I’ve never found a single Christian who can make a lick of sense of any of it. The lot of it is obviously — OBVIOUSLY — rubbish. Dumber even than scientology. At least scientology understand’s Ohm’s law enough to abuse it.
Comment by scaryreasoner — May 14, 2008 @ 2:49 am
Scary,
Thank you for your comment which exhibits for our benefit the classic examples of fallacies common in the blogs and comment threads.
The first fallacy is your use of Ad Hominem and its variants throughout your comment.
A careful reading of your comment clearly shows the second fallacy which is the use of Cheap Shot Tactics and Irritants.
Also, you exhibit the basic fallacies of Sleight of Mind by your twisting of Scripture. This occurred when you took a Scripture totally out of its context to try to support your point. Please remember in the future when you use Scripture that a text taken out of context is nothing more than a pretext.
Another mistake you make is in trying to compare the pain of crucifixion and cancer of which the former you have not experienced since you are still alive and the latter I hope you have never experienced.
As to your sarcasm, I am reminded of what Samuel Butler once said, “Neither irony or sarcasm is argument.”
Comment by Quinn Hooks — May 14, 2008 @ 3:30 am