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#401 Super_Toad_64
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well seeing as the prophet had a total of 13 wives through his lifetime Aisha was the only one aged under 17, 9 of which were widows. This shows that it was not the norm of the prophet to marry woman at that said age which obviously a peadophile would insist upon as that would be what attracts him. And it is also detailed that Aisha had beauty beyond her age which means she was far more developed than what a 9 year old would be today.

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#402 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="rockguy92"] What about hating, oh say, Christianity?Dark_Knight6

Biblical Christianity isn't a violent religion like Islam is.

Odd, I tend to find any book that calls for stoning as a punishment for anything to be rather violent.

Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|
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#403 hydratedleaf
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[QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

[QUOTE="Silenthps"] Biblical Christianity isn't a violent religion like Islam is. Silenthps

Odd, I tend to find any book that calls for stoning as a punishment for anything to be rather violent.

Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

Odd, I tend to find any book that calls for stoning as a punishment for anything to be rather violent.

hydratedleaf

Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

At any rate, it has the metaphysical credibility of Spiderman. What most people get wrong is that religion has to prove itself, not the other way around.

Edit: So far it's doing a rather terrible job, what with the entire world being miserable nad everything.

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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

Odd, I tend to find any book that calls for stoning as a punishment for anything to be rather violent.

hydratedleaf

Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

dude , we have a nice picture here , dont ruin it :P plus offencing well get you banned be carefull :?

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#406 Filthybastrd
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Silenthps"] Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|gubrushadow

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

dude , we have a nice picture here , dont ruin it :P plus offencing well get you banned be carefull :?

They should ban every single religious person then. I'm extremely offended by their blindness.

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#407 LJS9502_basic
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

Odd, I tend to find any book that calls for stoning as a punishment for anything to be rather violent.

hydratedleaf

Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

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#408 hydratedleaf
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Silenthps"] Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|LJS9502_basic

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

I should probably clarify - I was referring exclusively to his narrow definition of 'Biblical Christianity' - ie believing that the Bible is God's word. Consider Christianity in general exempt >_>
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#409 Nauron-
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so much ignorance, I swear.

Who gives anybody the right to label all muslims as terrorists because of the actions of insane extremists?

Let me start with this point, the things that these people do in the name of islam are NOT the things that islam represents. These basterds defy EVERYTHING that the prophit said and everything in the Quran. Their actions are considered the biggest sins and trust me when I say this, no muslims support them.

And just like there are muslim extremists, there are christian and jewish extremists, but that doesnt mean that I will call all christians and jews terrorists and hate them all.

second point. The prophit got married to a 6 year old girl? seriously? and you're actually citing Wikipedia? I assure you, he didnt.

Third point, you probably guessed this by now, I'm a muslim living in an islamic nation. In my country, we have churches and temples, and jews and christians are never rioted against nor hated because of their religion.

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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Silenthps"] Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|LJS9502_basic

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/stoning.html

Though i would say the source is rather Bias, to say their is no mention of stoning or punishments of death in the bible would be idiotic

Also i see you had completely ignored the response to the argument we was just having 5 minutes ago

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#411 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Dark_Knight6"]

Odd, I tend to find any book that calls for stoning as a punishment for anything to be rather violent.

hydratedleaf

Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

So basically you don't care that you're abandoning logic and making no sense? That's fine, believe what you want, but you're wrong. You can't call Christianity violent just because before the existence of Christianity, God had a Judicial system for the nation of Israel that has a death pentalty for blasphemy. You can say you don't care all you wan't but it doesn't make you correct.

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[QUOTE="gubrushadow"]

[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"]Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.Filthybastrd

dude , we have a nice picture here , dont ruin it :P plus offencing well get you banned be carefull :?

They should ban every single religious person then. I'm extremely offended by their blindness.

oh no im religiouse!!!! MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA :twisted:
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#413 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"]Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.Super_Toad_64

Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/stoning.html

Though i would say the source is rather Bias, to say their is no mention of stoning or punishments of death in the bible would be idiotic

Not one of those are new testament verses and every single one applied only to the Israeli legal system only. The laws didn't apply to anyone living outside of Israel.
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#414 Filthybastrd
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Silenthps"] Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|LJS9502_basic

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

Fair enough but lets not leave them out. I mean a certain branch of Christianity has earned itself a reputation for indulging in the pleasures of young boys while being protected by Mr. Popey himself. Not to mention the good ol' crusades and the very agressive reaction to things such as abortions and Harry Potter.

Religion is treated more or less like Soccer (Football). that means: "Kill the others!!!!!!!!!"

Edit: And I don't really think it's that important what any of the books say compared to what people do with it. Turns out it's much more acceptable, being a psychopath as long as some god is backing you up.

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#415 hydratedleaf
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second point. The prophit got married to a 6 year old girl? seriously? and you're actually citing Wikipedia? I assure you, he didnt.Nauron-
In the Hadiths: Volume 5, Book 58, Number 234 begins 'Narrated Aisha: The Prophet engaged me when I was a girl of six'. Secondly, Volume 5, Book 58, Number 236: 'Narrated Hisham's father: Khadija died three years before the Prophet departed to Medina. He stayed there for two years or so and then he married 'Aisha when she was a girl of six years of age, and he consumed that marriage when she was nine years old.'
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#416 Super_Toad_64
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[QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

Silenthps

http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/stoning.html

Though i would say the source is rather Bias, to say their is no mention of stoning or punishments of death in the bible would be idiotic

Not one of those are new testament verses and every single one applied only to the Israeli legal system only. The laws didn't apply to anyone living outside of Israel.

The new testament is not the word of god though. It was written by men.

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#418 hydratedleaf
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Silenthps"] Yeah thats why i said Biblical Christianity and not Pre-Christ Judaism :|Silenthps

Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.

So basically you don't care that you're abandoning logic and making no sense? That's fine, believe what you want, but you're wrong. You can't call Christianity violent just because before the existence of Christianity, God had a Judicial system for the nation of Israel that has a death pentalty for blasphemy. You can say you don't care all you wan't but it doesn't make you correct.

What on earth are you talking about? I'm fully aware that this was Jewish law. Why should I let your God off purely because he only had his own people stoning each other to death for blasphemy?
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so much ignorance, I swear.

Who gives anybody the right to label all muslims as terrorists because of the actions of insane extremists?

Let me start with this point, the things that these people do in the name of islam are NOT the things that islam represents. These basterds defy EVERYTHING that the prophit said and everything in the Quran. Their actions are considered the biggest sins and trust me when I say this, no muslims support them.

And just like there are muslim extremists, there are christian and jewish extremists, but that doesnt mean that I will call all christians and jews terrorists and hate them all.

second point. The prophit got married to a 6 year old girl? seriously? and you're actually citing Wikipedia? I assure you, he didnt.

Third point, you probably guessed this by now, I'm a muslim living in an islamic nation. In my country, we have churches and temples, and jews and christians are never rioted against nor hated because of their religion.

Nauron-
let me guess , IRAN ??
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#420 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"]Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.Filthybastrd

Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

Fair enough but lets not leave them out. I mean a certain branch of Christianity has earned itself a reputation for indulging in the pleasures of young boys while being protected by Mr. Popey himself. Not to mention the good ol' crusades and the very agressive reaction to things such as abortions and Harry Potter.

Religion is treated more or less like Soccer (Football). that means: "Kill the others!!!!!!!!!"

Which is exactly why I said Biblical Christianity. No where in the bible does it tell people to rape little boys or to go on crusades.
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#421 Super_Toad_64
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[QUOTE="Nauron-"]second point. The prophit got married to a 6 year old girl? seriously? and you're actually citing Wikipedia? I assure you, he didnt.hydratedleaf
In the Hadiths: Volume 5, Book 58, Number 234 begins 'Narrated Aisha: The Prophet engaged me when I was a girl of six'. Secondly, Volume 5, Book 58, Number 236: 'Narrated Hisham's father: Khadija died three years before the Prophet departed to Medina. He stayed there for two years or so and then he married 'Aisha when she was a girl of six years of age, and he consumed that marriage when she was nine years old.'

Let me repost my response to this said argument that somehow got overlooked by all the people within the argument

well seeing as the prophet had a total of 13 wives through his lifetime Aisha was the only one aged under 17, 9 of which were widows. This shows that it was not the norm of the prophet to marry woman at that said age which obviously a peadophile would insist upon as that would be what attracts him. And it is also detailed that Aisha had beauty beyond her age which means she was far more developed than what a 9 year old would be today.

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#422 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"]

[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"]Um, I don't care whether it was later abrogated by a new covenant; any religion in which God EVER wants someone stoned to death for blaspheming (Leviticus 24:16) is a violent, unpleasant, neanderthal one.hydratedleaf

So basically you don't care that you're abandoning logic and making no sense? That's fine, believe what you want, but you're wrong. You can't call Christianity violent just because before the existence of Christianity, God had a Judicial system for the nation of Israel that has a death pentalty for blasphemy. You can say you don't care all you wan't but it doesn't make you correct.

What on earth are you talking about? I'm fully aware that this was Jewish law. Why should I let your God off purely because he only had his own people stoning each other to death for blasphemy?

I never said you can't "let my God off" I'm saying you can't call Christianity a violent religion because of pre-christian jewish laws.
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[QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Christianity has not called for stoning so it shouldn't be accused of it.

Silenthps

Fair enough but lets not leave them out. I mean a certain branch of Christianity has earned itself a reputation for indulging in the pleasures of young boys while being protected by Mr. Popey himself. Not to mention the good ol' crusades and the very agressive reaction to things such as abortions and Harry Potter.

Religion is treated more or less like Soccer (Football). that means: "Kill the others!!!!!!!!!"

Which is exactly why I said Biblical Christianity. No where in the bible does it tell people to rape little boys or to go on crusades.

Bugger, late edit there: I'll just repost:

Edit: And I don't really think it's that important what any of the books say compared to what people do with it. Turns out it's much more acceptable, being a psychopath as long as some god is backing you up.

Realedit: Religion does'nt have any practical function outside of excusing your behaviour. And I find it mind boggling that educated people can actually embrace it along with science.

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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/stoning.html

Though i would say the source is rather Bias, to say their is no mention of stoning or punishments of death in the bible would be idiotic

Super_Toad_64

Not one of those are new testament verses and every single one applied only to the Israeli legal system only. The laws didn't apply to anyone living outside of Israel.

The new testament is not the word of god though. It was written by men.

as was the old testament, both are the word of God.
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#425 hydratedleaf
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Nauron-"]second point. The prophit got married to a 6 year old girl? seriously? and you're actually citing Wikipedia? I assure you, he didnt.Super_Toad_64

In the Hadiths: Volume 5, Book 58, Number 234 begins 'Narrated Aisha: The Prophet engaged me when I was a girl of six'. Secondly, Volume 5, Book 58, Number 236: 'Narrated Hisham's father: Khadija died three years before the Prophet departed to Medina. He stayed there for two years or so and then he married 'Aisha when she was a girl of six years of age, and he consumed that marriage when she was nine years old.'

Let me repost my response to this said argument that somehow got overlooked by all the people within the argument

well seeing as the prophet had a total of 13 wives through his lifetime Aisha was the only one aged under 17, 9 of which were widows. This shows that it was not the norm of the prophet to marry woman at that said age which obviously a peadophile would insist upon as that would be what attracts him. And it is also detailed that Aisha had beauty beyond her age which means she was far more developed than what a 9 year old would be today.

You do not understand the definition of paedophilia - a paedophile is attracted to children, but not necessarily exclusively to children. Also, I somehow don't think the 'she looked older' defence would stand up in a court of law.
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[QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

[QUOTE="Silenthps"] Not one of those are new testament verses and every single one applied only to the Israeli legal system only. The laws didn't apply to anyone living outside of Israel.Silenthps

The new testament is not the word of god though. It was written by men.

as was the old testament, both are the word of God.

the Bible before the new testament had a mediate a means of comunication through god to the people and that was the prophet jesus (Isah Peace be upon him) the new testament was written by men after the death of the prophet

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[QUOTE="Silenthps"] I never said you can't "let my God off" I'm saying you can't call Christianity a violent religion because of pre-christian jewish laws.

Why not? You believe it was your God who handed down these brutal laws. That makes your religion violent.
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[QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

[QUOTE="Silenthps"] Not one of those are new testament verses and every single one applied only to the Israeli legal system only. The laws didn't apply to anyone living outside of Israel.Silenthps

The new testament is not the word of god though. It was written by men.

as was the old testament, both are the word of God.

There's no such thing as "the word of god" full stop. It's ALL written by MEN.
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#430 gubrushadow
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the thread is turning upside down:|:o

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#431 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

Fair enough but lets not leave them out. I mean a certain branch of Christianity has earned itself a reputation for indulging in the pleasures of young boys while being protected by Mr. Popey himself. Not to mention the good ol' crusades and the very agressive reaction to things such as abortions and Harry Potter.

Religion is treated more or less like Soccer (Football). that means: "Kill the others!!!!!!!!!"

Filthybastrd

Which is exactly why I said Biblical Christianity. No where in the bible does it tell people to rape little boys or to go on crusades.

Bugger, late edit there: I'll just repost:

Edit: And I don't really think it's that important what any of the books say compared to what people do with it. Turns out it's much more acceptable, being a psychopath as long as some god is backing you up.

Realedit: Religion does'nt have any practical function outside of excusing your behaviour. And I find it mind boggling that educated people can actually embrace it along with science.

okay but if a person goes completely against the teachings of a book, you can't attribute their actions to that book. If a priest rapes a young boy, he's doing it in spite of Christianity, not because of Christianity.
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"] I never said you can't "let my God off" I'm saying you can't call Christianity a violent religion because of pre-christian jewish laws. hydratedleaf
Why not? You believe it was your God who handed down these brutal laws. That makes your religion violent.

Because my religion is Christianity and not Judaism :|

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Not to mention that every single branch of religion picks and chooses what to believe in - and even more importantly - how to interpret the texts. How the **** can you believe in something like it was the word of an ultimate being, when you're idea of what it means is guesswork?

Every single religion breaks down after just a few questions so why believe so hard? Because you want to?

Religion is all about emotion and not at all about facts.

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Not to mention that every single branch of religion picks and chooses what to believe in - and even more importantly - how to interpret the texts. How the **** can you believe in something like it was the word of an ultimate being, when you're idea of what it means is guesswork?

Every single religion breaks down after just a few questions so why believe so hard? Because you want to?

Religion is all about emotion and not at all about facts.

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errrrr... can i start a debate with you or you busy , cuz im really bored :P
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Oh noes the EDL are racists; there are muslim extremists KILLING PEOPLE yet this is some how worse since we must always be on the moral high horse. UK FTL its a joke of a country.

I swear I am all up for making a country that does not allow religion and anyone like the EDL/BNP/KKK etc are kicked out straight away.

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#436 Filthybastrd
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[QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

[QUOTE="Silenthps"]Which is exactly why I said Biblical Christianity. No where in the bible does it tell people to rape little boys or to go on crusades.Silenthps

Bugger, late edit there: I'll just repost:

Edit: And I don't really think it's that important what any of the books say compared to what people do with it. Turns out it's much more acceptable, being a psychopath as long as some god is backing you up.

Realedit: Religion does'nt have any practical function outside of excusing your behaviour. And I find it mind boggling that educated people can actually embrace it along with science.

okay but if a person goes completely against the teachings of a book, you can't attribute their actions to that book. If a priest rapes a young boy, he's doing it in spite of Christianity, not because of Christianity.

I agree, but it still goes to show that the belief systems we have in place right now are more akin to political lobbyism than any kind of faith. And there's still the entire issue of faith being treated like fact when it's actually just uhhhhhhhh, subjective perception at best.

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#437 hydratedleaf
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Silenthps"] I never said you can't "let my God off" I'm saying you can't call Christianity a violent religion because of pre-christian jewish laws. Silenthps

Why not? You believe it was your God who handed down these brutal laws. That makes your religion violent.

Because my religion is Christianity and not Judaism :|

Do I have to repeat myself? You believe it was your God who handed down these brutal laws. You thus worship a violent, amoral tyrant.
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#438 GulliversTravel
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As usual, the supporters of these thugs are the same simple minded people who believe their nation is being receded and apparently the vast majority of Muslims follow the worst extremes. If only people put that much hatred towards the chavs, you know the people are who are ACTUALLY running the country to the ground. Regardless Ninja-Hippo, that was a great defence, but as you said, we love to make scapegoats of others.
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#439 DoomZaW
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[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"][QUOTE="Nauron-"]second point. The prophit got married to a 6 year old girl? seriously? and you're actually citing Wikipedia? I assure you, he didnt.Super_Toad_64

In the Hadiths: Volume 5, Book 58, Number 234 begins 'Narrated Aisha: The Prophet engaged me when I was a girl of six'. Secondly, Volume 5, Book 58, Number 236: 'Narrated Hisham's father: Khadija died three years before the Prophet departed to Medina. He stayed there for two years or so and then he married 'Aisha when she was a girl of six years of age, and he consumed that marriage when she was nine years old.'

Let me repost my response to this said argument that somehow got overlooked by all the people within the argument

well seeing as the prophet had a total of 13 wives through his lifetime Aisha was the only one aged under 17, 9 of which were widows. This shows that it was not the norm of the prophet to marry woman at that said age which obviously a peadophile would insist upon as that would be what attracts him. And it is also detailed that Aisha had beauty beyond her age which means she was far more developed than what a 9 year old would be today.

Try asking a judge whether or not that would be a proper excuse for marrying a 9-year old

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#440 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"] The new testament is not the word of god though. It was written by men.

Super_Toad_64

as was the old testament, both are the word of God.

the Bible before the new testament had a mediate a means of comunication through god to the people and that was the prophet jesus (Isah Peace be upon him) the new testament was written by men after the death of the prophet

But the writings of those men were breathed by the Holy Spirit of God.

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#441 Filthybastrd
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[QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

Not to mention that every single branch of religion picks and chooses what to believe in - and even more importantly - how to interpret the texts. How the **** can you believe in something like it was the word of an ultimate being, when you're idea of what it means is guesswork?

Every single religion breaks down after just a few questions so why believe so hard? Because you want to?

Religion is all about emotion and not at all about facts.

gubrushadow

errrrr... can i start a debate with you or you busy , cuz im really bored :P

Well you can try :P I'm inflicted with insomnia and readily available beer, which means my already low intelligence is dropping fast. 6 hours till school, which in itself is somewhat sad for one of my age ;)

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#442 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"]

[QUOTE="hydratedleaf"]Why not? You believe it was your God who handed down these brutal laws. That makes your religion violent.hydratedleaf

Because my religion is Christianity and not Judaism :|

Do I have to repeat myself? You believe it was your God who handed down these brutal laws. You thus worship a violent, amoral tyrant.

Whatever, but you didn't prove that Christianity is a violent religion.
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#443 Nauron-
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[QUOTE="DoomZaW"]

[QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

In the Hadiths: Volume 5, Book 58, Number 234 begins 'Narrated Aisha: The Prophet engaged me when I was a girl of six'. Secondly, Volume 5, Book 58, Number 236: 'Narrated Hisham's father: Khadija died three years before the Prophet departed to Medina. He stayed there for two years or so and then he married 'Aisha when she was a girl of six years of age, and he consumed that marriage when she was nine years old.'hydratedleaf

Let me repost my response to this said argument that somehow got overlooked by all the people within the argument

well seeing as the prophet had a total of 13 wives through his lifetime Aisha was the only one aged under 17, 9 of which were widows. This shows that it was not the norm of the prophet to marry woman at that said age which obviously a peadophile would insist upon as that would be what attracts him. And it is also detailed that Aisha had beauty beyond her age which means she was far more developed than what a 9 year old would be today.

Try asking a judge whether or not that would be a proper excuse for marrying a 9-year old

again, she was not 9, she was 12 and she had already "matured".
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#444 Super_Toad_64
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"] The new testament is not the word of god though. It was written by men.

Super_Toad_64

as was the old testament, both are the word of God.

the Bible before the new testament had a mediate a means of comunication through god to the people and that was the prophet jesus (Isah Peace be upon him) the new testament was written by men after the death of the prophet

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#445 Good-Apollo
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[QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

[QUOTE="Silenthps"]as was the old testament, both are the word of God. Silenthps

the Bible before the new testament had a mediate a means of comunication through god to the people and that was the prophet jesus (Isah Peace be upon him) the new testament was written by men after the death of the prophet

But the writings of those men were breathed by the Holy Spirit of God.

And he had totally just eaten a garlic pizza.
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#446 hydratedleaf
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Whatever, but you didn't prove that Christianity is a violent religion.Silenthps
Any humane person can see that a faith in which you worship a cosmic monster who has his own people stoning each other to death for blashpheming is a violent one. If you can't see that, then I worry for you.
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#447 gubrushadow
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[QUOTE="gubrushadow"][QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

Not to mention that every single branch of religion picks and chooses what to believe in - and even more importantly - how to interpret the texts. How the **** can you believe in something like it was the word of an ultimate being, when you're idea of what it means is guesswork?

Every single religion breaks down after just a few questions so why believe so hard? Because you want to?

Religion is all about emotion and not at all about facts.

Filthybastrd

errrrr... can i start a debate with you or you busy , cuz im really bored :P

Well you can try :P I'm inflicted with insomnia and readily available beer, which means my already low intelligence is dropping fast. 6 hours till school, which in itself is somewhat sad for one of my age ;)

ok so you an atheist ok , i have a question , when this universe created itself , and the original human or monkey or whatever is created all by coincidence , humans /monkies needs energy to live , thats how the fetus live , by taking energy from his mom, so when the original one was greated by himslef , what made the blood flow , what made the mind start thinking and working , were did he get his energy ? number 2 is can you explain what caused the big bang ? ( i didnt say i dont believe in big bang but i need an answer to confirm my viewpoint)
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#448 DoomZaW
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[QUOTE="DoomZaW"]

[QUOTE="Super_Toad_64"]

Let me repost my response to this said argument that somehow got overlooked by all the people within the argument

well seeing as the prophet had a total of 13 wives through his lifetime Aisha was the only one aged under 17, 9 of which were widows. This shows that it was not the norm of the prophet to marry woman at that said age which obviously a peadophile would insist upon as that would be what attracts him. And it is also detailed that Aisha had beauty beyond her age which means she was far more developed than what a 9 year old would be today.

Nauron-

Try asking a judge whether or not that would be a proper excuse for marrying a 9-year old

again, she was not 9, she was 12 and she had already "matured".

still not an excuse :roll:

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#449 Filthybastrd
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[QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

[QUOTE="gubrushadow"] errrrr... can i start a debate with you or you busy , cuz im really bored :Pgubrushadow

Well you can try :P I'm inflicted with insomnia and readily available beer, which means my already low intelligence is dropping fast. 6 hours till school, which in itself is somewhat sad for one of my age ;)

ok so you an atheist ok , i have a question , when this universe created itself , and the original human or monkey or whatever is created all by coincidence , humans /monkies needs energy to live , thats how the fetus live , by taking energy from his mom, so when the original one was greated by himslef , what made the blood flow , what made the mind start thinking and working , were did he get his energy ? number 2 is can you explain what caused the big bang ? ( i didnt say i dont believe in big bang but i need an answer to confirm my viewpoint)

Nope, not at all. I have no idea. No explanation.

At least I don't tout some **** and sell it as the truth.

I'd appreciate that since we're here and we're clueless, we should make the best of it.

Instead, the majority of us are busy beliving in Spiderman, Master Chief and the Hulk while we do our best to make everyone else miserable in the name of the Extremely tiny giant Spider Teddybear of Disney 5.

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#450 Silenthps
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[QUOTE="Silenthps"]Whatever, but you didn't prove that Christianity is a violent religion.hydratedleaf
Any humane person can see that a faith in which you worship a cosmic monster who has his own people stoning each other to death for blashpheming is a violent one. If you can't see that, then I worry for you.

ok first, you're wrong about God being a cosmic monster and all this bs but im not gonna debate that since its too off topic. But second, even If my God is a cosmic monster, IT STILL DOES NOT MAKE CHRISTIANITY A VIOLENT RELIGION. If you can't see that then I worry for you. Christianity is based off the teachings of the Bible, predominately the New Testament and it in no way teaches the stoning of blasphemers. A violent religion is a religion that teaches or encourages you to do violent acts which is something that Christianity does not do.