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Are you black?Whys stop there?if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
these priests, of all people, should know not to sin---but they do..why? -- if there is total free will
85% of murders are committed by males
murder is a sin [ yes? ]..85% is too large a number to refute/argue/etc
why do females ''''choose'''' not to commit the sin of murder at the rate that males do??
....some groups of humans commit murder at much higher rates than other groups..why? if there is total free will
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FBI Crime and Statistics 2013
I'm just happy to see we're raping in bigger numbers. I don't whitey to be outdone in everything.
No. They may rape at a higher percentage, but we're holding higher numbers overall. It's good to see. They may be beating us at every major sport, but our rape game is still strong.
This might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
This might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
no it's not answered with verses
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
So Meri, why do you sin? Gotta get your freak on once and a while?no it's not answered with verses
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
Verses are offered as a reflection. Why is it atheists brush meaningful ones aside so that they can discuss, "The devil made me do it?" I don't believe that, nor do millions. Why give credence to some whack-a-doodle devil comment by discussing it?
The Bible notes sin starts from within, and to purify what is within so that one does not become like a sepulcher--shiny white on the outside, perhaps, but filled with filth and bones on the inside. The idea that our acts begin from within hearts/minds--i.e., how we think, what are thoughts are--is mentioned throughout the Bible. A man does not one day spontaneously grab a gun or a knife and murder. That thoughts control what we do/become is not only taught in Biblical Proverbs, but it has also surfaced in Chinese, Navajo, and Hindu teachings. You may be familiar with:
Be careful of your thoughts, for your thoughts become your words.
Be careful of your words, for your words become your actions.
Be careful of your actions, for your actions become your habits.
Be careful of your habits, for your habits become your character.
Be careful of your character, for your character becomes your destiny.
We have a choice on how we nurture or dismiss each of our thoughts. Nourishing bad/evil thoughts is going to build a bad or evil spirit within us. Nurturing good/loving thoughts is going to create a good spirit within. In many respects we do much to create ourselves. Who we become has much to do with our own doing, our own choices.
(Pogo, does this assist you in helping understanding my case?)
To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
Do you exist solely for material pleasures?But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
So consciousness is a "thing", not a "no thing"? Please provide proof of it being a "thing".To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
It's got to be at least part of the reason that we are here. Earthly goods, man, like nice big titties.Do you exist solely for material pleasures?But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.if you believe in total free will, why do you sin??
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
Consciousness that proceed from you is incorporeal. Which means it proceeds from a material thing.So consciousness is a "thing", not a "no thing"? Please provide proof of it being a "thing".To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
I would say enjoying creation is a good thing. But when we worship the created rather than the creator predictable surprises will follow.It's got to be at least part of the reason that we are here. Earthly goods, man, like nice big titties.Do you exist solely for material pleasures?But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with versesThis might be best answered with the verse that notes, "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." The trick, perhaps, is to work on strengthening one's spirit.
Also worth discussing is although men might be more guilty of murdering the body, are women more apt to attempt wounding/killing the spirits of others?
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
But the consciousness inside us wasn't made by a thing, now was it?Consciousness that proceed from you is incorporeal. Which means it proceeds from a material thing.So consciousness is a "thing", not a "no thing"? Please provide proof of it being a "thing".To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with verses
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
Consciousness which exists outside of space and time has no material form and in no way is associated with a thing other than it created the material world.
Like what? Getting a woodie?I would say enjoying creation is a good thing. But when we worship the created rather than the creator predictable surprises will follow.It's got to be at least part of the reason that we are here. Earthly goods, man, like nice big titties.Do you exist solely for material pleasures?But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.no it's not answered with verses
...I asked this one time to a bible guy and he said ''the devil made them sin''
...then I asked how did the devil get to them and not others/etc?...he couldn't answer
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
The spirit that God put in you is not your consciousness. Your consciousness is separate from God.But the consciousness inside us wasn't made by a thing, now was it?Consciousness that proceed from you is incorporeal. Which means it proceeds from a material thing.So consciousness is a "thing", not a "no thing"? Please provide proof of it being a "thing".To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
Consciousness which exists outside of space and time has no material form and in no way is associated with a thing other than it created the material world.
Sometimes.Like what? Getting a woodie?I would say enjoying creation is a good thing. But when we worship the created rather than the creator predictable surprises will follow.It's got to be at least part of the reason that we are here. Earthly goods, man, like nice big titties.Do you exist solely for material pleasures?But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?The simple answer is that we sin for what we perceive as our earthy good. Unfortunately when someone else does the exact same thing we see what they did as wrong but never make the connection to what we did.
So I can totally see how someone would blame the devil for it. Because the rationalizations we make do not make logical sense.
Do you make this shit up as you go along?The spirit that God put in you is not your consciousness. Your consciousness is separate from God.But the consciousness inside us wasn't made by a thing, now was it?Consciousness that proceed from you is incorporeal. Which means it proceeds from a material thing.So consciousness is a "thing", not a "no thing"? Please provide proof of it being a "thing".To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.But if not for the earthly goods, then why are we here?
Consciousness which exists outside of space and time has no material form and in no way is associated with a thing other than it created the material world.
No. It is well thought out. I have been searching for truth for 23 years.Do you make this shit up as you go along?The spirit that God put in you is not your consciousness. Your consciousness is separate from God.But the consciousness inside us wasn't made by a thing, now was it?Consciousness that proceed from you is incorporeal. Which means it proceeds from a material thing.So consciousness is a "thing", not a "no thing"? Please provide proof of it being a "thing".To answer that question you have to look at the trend of what matter and energy has done since the beginning of space and time and to recognize that consciousness is a new thing that will do likewise.
Consciousness which exists outside of space and time has no material form and in no way is associated with a thing other than it created the material world.
