Re: OT: Hey God Boy (n5hsr)

dizzy wrote:
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>Recently true-believer n5hsr wrote:
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>>2. I'm a Christian but I don't believe in the Bible.[/color]
>
>Please clarify your position, God Boy.
>
>Do you mean to say that you're not a good Christian unless you believe
>all of the Bible's stories literally?
>
>Would one, say, be destined to burn in hell if one eschewed the "Adam
>and Eve" story regarding the origin of humans?
>
>Approximately how old is our planet, God Boy? Do all true
>"Christians" honestly believe that it's less than 10,000 years old?[/color]

No response, God-boy?

"badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Cathy F., 2/26/2007,12:13:29 AM, wrote:
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>> Esp. since he said "whole Bible". Granted, Jews might well consider
>> that to be (just) the Old Testament (anyone here Jewish?), but
>> considering that Christianity was being discussed...[/color]
>
> I believe JoeSpareBedroom is of Jewish heritage. Ask him to ask his
> Mom.
>
> If you want to get specific about Charles' assertion that Jesus
> believed the "whole Bible" it can be viewed many different ways.
>
> 1) Jesus believed the "whole Bible" of the time.
> 2) Jesus believed everything that was included in the New Testament
> that was written about him after his death.
> 3) Jesus believed everything he said that has been attributed to him.[/color]

1. Jesus believed in the whole Sacred Scriptures as they were known at the
time, e.g. the Old Testament.

2. The New Testament is about Him and His followers. Why wouldn't He
believe what He said about Himself and His Church?

No one has yet proved any part of the Bible to be not true. Many have said
that certain parts are fables, but they can't prove that, either.

Charles of Schaumburg

n5hsr wrote:
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>"dizzy" <dizzy@nospam.invalid> wrote in message
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>> dizzy wrote:
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>>>Recently true-believer n5hsr wrote:
>>>
>>>>2. I'm a Christian but I don't believe in the Bible.
>>>
>>>Please clarify your position, God Boy.
>>>
>>>Do you mean to say that you're not a good Christian unless you believe
>>>all of the Bible's stories literally?
>>>
>>>Would one, say, be destined to burn in hell if one eschewed the "Adam
>>>and Eve" story regarding the origin of humans?
>>>
>>>Approximately how old is our planet, God Boy? Do all true
>>>"Christians" honestly believe that it's less than 10,000 years old?[/color]
>>
>> No response, God-boy?[/color]
>
>Dear Dumb F*ck:
>
>I happen to have to be connected to CrumbCast to reply to the newsgroup. I
>was out of town on business for the weekend. I do have a life of sorts,
>unlike you.[/color]

Yet, between the 18th and the 23rd, you did post to this newsgroup,
but did not respond to my inquiry. So "I was out of town" is NOT a
valid excuse.
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>Yes, if one says they are a Christian but do not believe the Bible, then
>they are not what they say they are. Jesus himself believed the whole
>Bible. If they claim to follow Jesus but don't believe what Jesus believed
>and what He Himself taught, then "the truth is not in them." Unlearned
>Richard being the case in point.
>
>You cannot claim that you are a disiple of anyone unless you follow what
>they taught. This is mere common sense.[/color]

Umm... Why did you not directly answer ANY of my questions, God boy?

How about just this one:

Approximately how old is our planet, God Boy?