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Inherently Evil
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Post by
MyTie
I'm basing my estimated time needed on my knowledge of religions and my knowledge of your debate skills.
Post by
Laihendi
Which is evident by your history of previous debates with Laihendi.
Post by
MyTie
Uh... yeah... what else.
Post by
Laihendi
Which take a lot longer than a few hours? And maybe you should finish this one first.
MyTie:
Which I discussed, bringing up how it may not have been God's intention, and how it was very progressive inhibitations on slavery for the time, and brought up other passages that show how the Bible is obviously not all about slavery.
Laihendi:
The bible is supposed to be the word of God. If it says it's ok to beat your slave as long as he/she doesn't die, you can't just say "oh well God didn't really want that to happen". If the bible really taught timeless values, then you wouldn't be able to say that it was progressive "for it's time".
Edit: typo
Post by
MyTie
I have already addressed that time and again.
/ignore
To everyone else. Have a nice weekend.
Post by
85162
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Post by
Laihendi
I have already addressed that time and again.
/ignore
To everyone else. Have a nice weekend.
No you haven't. You told Laihendi to address what you say from now on, he does, and you ignore him.
Post by
Interest
I'm gonna answer the original question of the OP:
The Imperial Order would think humans are inherently evil.
As for me, I think more in the John Locke ideal (born neither good or evil, and can reason)
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85162
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Laihendi
So that raises the previous question, is the bible only the absolute truth if you ignore half of it?
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85162
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Laihendi
Then fortunately your thoughts differ with the millions of dittoheads who spout off that it is.
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85162
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Laihendi
Then why is it still part of the bible?
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85162
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Laihendi
Has the old testament ever been relevant then? When was it decided that it should be ignored? (honest question)
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85162
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Laihendi
If it taught the values of Christianity before, why aren't those still considered to be proper Christian values today?
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85162
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Laihendi
So the changing of society made half the teachings of Christianity irrelevant?
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