Romeo Fabulini wrote:I'm sorry about calling you a threat to possums. That was a callous attempt at humor on my part. However, the other things are pretty much true. Look how you dodge the things you have said about your father. We are to honor our parents. Yet, you don't feel you owe any apology for equating your father with excrement? I certainly have never gone to that length with anyone. You can't dodge this, Romeo, not until you tell us when you meet up with your father you will apologize, you will forgive him, and love him as a fellow follower of Christ.Quote:Mate, if something is the TRUTH, we don't need to apologise to anybody for saying harsh things about them, because the truth is the truth..Neologist said to me about my dad- Do you suppose he might have to forgive you? Or will you just refuse to associate with him? How would that go over with Jesus? Or will one of you be in hell?
You've called me - "ignorant, malicious, fable-spinner, talks drivel, a deceiver, a liar, racist, self-deluded, a threat to pygmy possums"
which amounts to slander AND false witness, so I don't see how you can escape that big naughty step in the sky..
Of course, we may then assume you have retracted the statements you made about him in haste.
And by the way, being ignorant, malicious, fable-spinner, talks drivel, a deceiver, a liar, racist, and self-deluded are traits that you may change.
Neologist said to me: I find it rather droll that whenever I trump one of your Biblical gaffes, you resort to the blood issue. Your a one armed boxer with only a weak left hook. Nothing to protect that glass jaw.
Neologist said to me: You still have not answered the questions about your father. Will you be in heaven together? If so, will you continue to call him a little s%^&t?
But hypothetically speaking, it'd certainly be interesting if i met my old man
You still have not answered the questions about your father. Will you be in heaven together? If so, will you continue to call him a little s%^&t?
Firstly, none of us know if we'll be going to heaven or not, (although you JW's arrogantly assume you''ll be going),
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But hypothetically speaking, it'd certainly be interesting if i met my old man, i wonder if he'd say the things he used to say to me on earth like- "you're rotten to the core...i wish you'd get under a bus...you've turned out bad...i hate yer..."
Hope somebody films the meeting for youtube..
Neologist said: I don't expect to be going to heaven, Romeo. Where did you get that idea? BTW, when I do meet my parents in the resurrection, even though they had not the faintest idea of God's purpose, I expect the reunion to be wholeheartedly joyful.
Romeo said to Neologist: you say you don't expect to be going to heaven, yet you say you'll meet your parents in the resurrection!
Meet them where exactly? I'd genuinely like to know..
Neologist replied: On earth, of course, where God intended man to live.
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"The heaven, even the heavens, are the LORD'S: but the earth hath he given to the children of men. (Psalms 115:16)"
Now, let's return to the question you have declined to answer:
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(In the resurrection) How might it work out? Will you continue to call him a little s%^&t? If your father continues abusive, will he continue in heaven?
Dawkins is intellectually honesst. No one can be 100% sure that there are no unicorns until one has searched every point in space throughout the entire universe into which a unicorn might fit. However, that is no support for the claim that there are unicorns, nor is it a gap into which a god might fit. We need positive evidence for such a claim, not the negative variety.
