Archie Moses
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In all honesty, I have a phobia of finger-nail-clippers. I know, I know.... weird.
Do you have a Phobia?
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The edginess is sharp with this one.
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So does my dog.
carolinajazz
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....if AKMVP died....would I be least likely to mourn his passing?
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if you were a proper Christian, you would be among those who mourned his loss the most. I suppose that isn't the case, though.
Mic drop
Alright, that pretty much ends this discussion.
Er, actually, now it's over.
(psssst, kkkarolinajazz, just go copy and paste a scripture or some article written by someone other than yourself and pretend it's an original thought; it's worked wonders for you in the past....!!!)
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So proper christians have to be sad when anyone dies? Even Hitler?
Ho! Godwin's law by page 3. Woot!
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Right, because a) my post definitely said that a Christian should mourn the loss of every man; and b) AKMVP has made a case for himself to be just as bad as Hitler, and fully deserving of CJ's hate.
Impressive straw man, señor.
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Did you miss the part about Godwin's law?
Oh and your post was unclear on what people christians must morn and which they are allowed not to. Therefore my hyperbolic statement is a reasonable extension of your post.
I also found it kind of funny that you would be telling christians what they are supposed to believe.
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No-- I just really didn't understand why you were being hyperbolic. Like, at all.
I don't find that reasonable in any sense.
Please point out why this: "if you were a proper Christian, you would be among those who mourned his loss the most" is not in line with Christian theology, and how it points out the fact that I'm mistaken probably because I am not Christian myself.
The notion of 'you have to be one to understand what they believe' is a humorous one.
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Wow you really need to work on your sense of cynicism and humor. You are just taking things far too seriously.
So to take this absurd conversation even further, christians believe in an afterlife, so why wouldn't they be happy someone has passed on to live with Jesus?
Actually there is little in christian teachings expressing the requirement to mourn anyone. In fact parts of the bible talk about not mourning any more, such as in Revelation, and Ezekial.
So yes, sometimes being part of a group helps you understand the beliefs better. I am sure it is just as good to get my info about muslims from my jewish friend who knows a lot of muslims as it would be to talk to a real muslim, right? And knowing several muslims and reading about their faith on wiki can make me just as much an expert on their faith as living it day in and day out, right?
So to take this absurd conversation even further, christians believe in an afterlife, so why wouldn't they be happy someone has passed on to live with Jesus?
Actually there is little in christian teachings expressing the requirement to mourn anyone. In fact parts of the bible talk about not mourning any more, such as in Revelation, and Ezekial.
So yes, sometimes being part of a group helps you understand the beliefs better. I am sure it is just as good to get my info about muslims from my jewish friend who knows a lot of muslims as it would be to talk to a real muslim, right? And knowing several muslims and reading about their faith on wiki can make me just as much an expert on their faith as living it day in and day out, right?