Yep! You are illogical, once again.
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FSSL said:Yep! You are illogical, once again.
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What is sick in your worldview? What is evil? Why is this bad?Route_70 said:I am pretty sure that all of us are on board in calling Mr. Assad a sick, wicked, evil person.
Yet, every one of you believe in and worship a God who created a situation in which human beings are daily being consigned to a state of eternal torment in a Lake of Fire.
Talk about sick!
Then how do you know anything? Why is this evil then, isn't this just pitiless indifference?Route_70 said:There is no God.
Route_70 said:FSSL said:Yep! You are illogical, once again.
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Yep! You FiZZLe, once again.
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FSSL said:Without God, you have no basis for morality.
FSSL said:Assad is willingly doing as he pleases. Before God gets the blame, certainly many in this world have the power to stop Assad. In fact, this all could have been prevented, except we had a president who drew a line in the sand which meant nothing.
Route_70, why don't you share some of this blame for doing nothing to prevent this before you blame God?
Route_70... you are a sick man!
LongGone said:The truth is that we can not know what would have happen if Obama has acted on the line drawn.
Route_70 said:FSSL said:If there is no God, then whether Assad is evil or not is a moot point
You are saying that if indeed God does not exist then what Assad is doing is just fine with you. You are saying that without God we cannot know that what Assad did in dropping those chemical bombs is evil.
What ignorance!
Tatterdemalion said:Isn't atheism FUN?
FSSL said:LongGone said:The truth is that we can not know what would have happen if Obama has acted on the line drawn.
We know what happened since Obama didn't act. We got the worst case scenario. Chemical ware fare on children.
LongGone said:You may not like how Obama handled it and think he could have handled it better that would have resulted in a better outcome but to say you know is just foolish.
Route_70 said:There is no God.
And even then, RT 70 is still lying because;HeDied4U said:Route_70 said:There is no God.
Psalm 14:1a (NKJV)...The fool has said in his heart, "There is no God"
Even if there was no God, I contend a moral lifestyle centered around others results in a happier life here on earth. Immorality and vices lead to addiction, pain and unhappiness. The worldly, immoral lifestyle often leads to pain, regret and sometimes incarceration. It often leads to emptiness and discontent. A life spent helping others brings great joy and satisfaction and mixed with a little sadness. I hurt for those who choose the wrong path but rejoice with those in which I have made a difference.Tatterdemalion said:No. If there is no God, and if there is no afterlife, then the best thing to resort to is nihilism then, isn't it? Life has no purpose, and giving it a false purpose just serves to forget how worthless your life is for a few seconds, why not let some guy destroy us and get it over with? At least a few animals might survive and they'll be able to treat the planet like it should be. And then, since there will be no God to blame, it can be no-one's fault that any of this ever happened!Route_70 said:You are saying that if indeed God does not exist then what Assad is doing is just fine with you. You are saying that without God we cannot know that what Assad did in dropping those chemical bombs is evil.FSSL said:If there is no God, then whether Assad is evil or not is a moot point
What ignorance!
Isn't atheism FUN?
sword said:Even if there was no God,
You sound as logical as the great scientist Richard Dawkins.Route_70 said:There is no God.
sword said:Even if there was no God, I contend a moral lifestyle centered around others results in a happier life here on earth. Immorality and vices lead to addiction, pain and unhappiness. The worldly, immoral lifestyle often leads to pain, regret and sometimes incarceration. It often leads to emptiness and discontent. A life spent helping others brings great joy and satisfaction and mixed with a little sadness. I hurt for those who choose the wrong path but rejoice with those in which I have made a difference.
I would not trade my 55 years of serving others for a bank full of money and all the power in the world. Prove to me there is no God and I would stop preaching salvation, but I would not change my lifestyle or my moral standards. I would continue to live bible Christianity because it appears to bring happiness and satisfaction. Living a humanistic lifestyle centered on self is not the path I choose to walk.