Calling Out Alang1216: The God of Abraham is a myth

[alang1216]

So? What do you think that proves?

That God did not forbid all slavery. I guess the truth had yet to be discovered?

 

[alang1216]

And yet the first Christians were the apostles of Jesus.

Did they consider him a god or the messiah? Big difference.

 

[alang1216]

Everyone but you understands that truth is discovered. It’s idiotic to believe any other way. Or were you born knowing everything that was true?

I was born knowing nothing. I discovered some truths but mostly was taught truths. Did you discover everything for yourself?

 

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That God did not forbid all slavery. I guess the truth had yet to be discovered?

God didn’t write the Bible. Now I understand why you are so confused.

 

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Did they consider him a god or the messiah? Big difference.

God. Not a god. Just God.

 

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I was born knowing nothing. I discovered some truths but mostly was taught truths. Did you discover everything for yourself?

Ahhh… you discovered some truths. There it is.

More than 90% of what we know is accepted on authority of others.

 

[alang1216]

God didn’t write the Bible. Now I understand why you are so confused.

Then who wrote the ten commandments?

 

[alang1216]

God. Not a god. Just God.

That is your faith talking. John was written about 90 AD. Jesus was not God in the earlier books.

 

[alang1216]

Ahhh… you discovered some truths. There it is.

More than 90% of what we know is accepted on authority of others.

Including 100% of all religions.

 

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Then who wrote the ten commandments?

Not sure. Some say Moses. Who do you think wrote them?

 

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That is your faith talking. John was written about 90 AD. Jesus was not God in the earlier books.

That’s your militant atheism talking. The worshipping of Jesus began after he rose from the dead.

 

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Including 100% of all religions.

Don’t be silly. God can be known through the light of human reason by studying what he created. It’s because militant atheism is an intellectual dead end that you can’t see it.

 

[alang1216]

Not sure. Some say Moses. Who do you think wrote them?

Moses was likely a myth, so not him. I don't know but do we agree it was not God?

 

[alang1216]

That’s your militant atheism talking.

Also Wright and Ehrman.

The worshipping of Jesus began after he rose from the dead.

So you claim. What's your evidence?

 

[alang1216]

More than 90% of what we know is accepted on authority of others.

Including 100% of all religions.

Don’t be silly. God can be known through the light of human reason by studying what he created. It’s because militant atheism is an intellectual dead end that you can’t see it.

You've written some ridiculous things in the past but this one might be #1. God and religion are very different things.

Name one aspect of Christianity (or any religion) that can be known through the light of human reason. Could human reason reveal there was a Jesus? a trinity? a heaven or hell?

 

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Moses was likely a myth, so not him. I don't know but do we agree it was not God?

What part of God did not write the Bible do you not understand?

 

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Also Wright and Ehrman.


So you claim. What's your evidence?

The evidence is Christians worship Jesus as God. Is this news to you?

 

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You've written some ridiculous things in the past but this one might be #1. God and religion are very different things.

Name one aspect of Christianity (or any religion) that can be known through the light of human reason. Could human reason reveal there was a Jesus? a trinity? a heaven or hell?

The central belief in religion is a belief in God. What exactly were you arguing when you said 100% of religion is accepted on authority if it wasn’t belief in God?

I already told you. Through human reason, God can be known. What could be more important than that?

 

[alang1216]

What part of God did not write the Bible do you not understand?

If God didn't write the Bible or cause it to be written, what part did he play?

 

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If God didn't write the Bible or cause it to be written, what part did he play?

Would you like to narrow that down to something more specific?