Are Trolling Fuckwits Worth The Trouble?

[hertz vanrental]

Andrew66 wrote

What am I missing?

A brain, obviously, you weird twat.

[hertz vanrental]

Andrew66 wrote

I don't know if God is omniscient. I hope he exists. I hope he is strong and wise enough to grant those deserving salvation.

1. For your sake, if he does exist, I hope he's the one that you ass-kiss because Man, thus far, has created about 10,000 'de lards'. That gives you about a 0.01% chance of having chosen the correct 'de lard'. So, punk, do ya feel lucky? Yey, I know it's a mis-quote.

2. If he's wise, we'll see you in hell. I'll leave the rest to your imagination, you weirdo.

[hertz vanrental]

Kinich Ahau wrote

You are saying a loving god may not allow a war against a genocidal regime. What about: a loving god wouldn't allow the genocide in the first place.

There you go again, being logical an' all.

You spoil all of android's fun.

[hertz vanrental]

Andrew66 wrote

"Slimy, shit stained, cunt?" Hmmm - not bad Perhaps you could have said "slimy, shit filled, diseased, fowl smelling cock roach infested,... you know a few more adjectives" I give your insult only a B -.

Please up your game on this.

I saw the link about the miracle catch. The baseball player did not say the catch was fake. What am I missing?

Hey android, you fuckin' weirdo

You do have permission from your bitch-master jerrypong to write all this crap, right?

[Kinich Ahau]

hertz vanrental wrote

There you go again, being logical an' all.

You spoil all of android's fun.

I'm not sure. We know Andy's version of goddy loves genocide and all that shit.

[The Judge]

Andrew66 wrote

Judge

Consider this, I'd like to know your response.

War, as terrible as it is, can sometimes be a good thing - when for example the point of the war is to liberate citizens in an evil, oppressive regime. Example, lets say there is a regime that is killing millions of its citizens just because of their race - a nicer country might go to war with the evil country to stop their evil practices.

So I imagine your knee jerk counter would be, that God if loving would never let a nation do such a thing. Thus avoiding the war.

But then you have a God who is not allowing free will.

God gave man free will. It is man, not God that causes the suffering. The Biblical story covering this occurs in the Garden of Eden

God obviously values the gift of freedom (of mankind, to act) over a world devoid of evil and suffering.

In your perfect world where their is no suffering - this means their is oppression - a lack of freedom. Is this preferred??

I mentioned freedom in my original reply as a reason for suffering, interestingly you did not address it.

You will probably say that a "little" suffering is OK, but not too bad.. no no, not to bad. This still limits freedom.

See the show Stepford wives.

I find your responses a little confusing. Are you saying that you believe there is an omnimax god but also that there is free will?

If your god is (amongst other things) all-knowing then everything that will happen is predetermined by "him" so further to my question about why any faithful person would prey for intercession at all I also wonder how you square this aspect of the nature of your god with free will?

It seems to me that you cannot have it both ways.

[hertz vanrental]

The Judge wrote

I find your responses a little confusing. Are you saying that you believe there is an omnimax god but also that there is free will?

If your god is (amongst other things) all-knowing then everything that will happen is predetermined by "him" so further to my question about why any faithful person would prey for intercession at all I also wonder how you square this aspect of the nature of your god with free will?

It seems to me that you cannot have it both ways.

Chritards have had it that way for centuries. Not any more.

The difference now is that we get to question, and live!

In the past, if we questioned the crutch in any way, shape or form, the evil fuckers put us to death because their god is forgiving and loves us all.

[The Judge]

Yeah and when fire was cleansing for the soul and people believed in demons and stuff. It's disturbing that apparently some still do :/

[hertz vanrental]

The Judge wrote

Yeah and when fire was cleansing for the soul and people believed in demons and stuff. It's disturbing that apparently some still do :/

Oh, make no mistake, I believe that christards should be burned at the stake because of:-

1. Pay-back for all the people they murdered, raped, tortured, enslaved and pillaged in the past.

2. The damage they do and have done to the fabric of our society:

i) Before christards came along, Man, in general, was not afraid to die. Man is now because christards claim than an afterlife exists where everyone will be judged and the evil sent to hell to burn for eternity. That, I very much take as a threat and deal with it appropriately.

ii) Held back science by 100 and possibly more years.

iii) Continue to feed people bull-shit eg. immaculate conception etc.

iv) Their behaviour towards our young children and the protection of the perpetrators of those crimes by the church.

v) Prior to christarology, Man and his Gods were almost on a par. Man believed that gods existed to help mankind progress. As a result of christardology, Mankind was required to bow his head to a made-up god. Christarology had Man believe that he existed to spend his days licking god's ass. Man became subservient to a made-up god. What a disgrace.

Man, in his droves, is now turning his back on a made-up god. Man may well surprise me and recover from the christard-inflicted damage. I so hope so.

[Andrew66]

The Judge wrote

If your god is (amongst other things) all-knowing then everything that will happen is predetermined by "him" so further to my question about why any faithful person would prey for intercession at all I also wonder how you square this aspect of the nature of your god with free will?

It seems to me that you cannot have it both ways.

I'm not a big fan in omniscience. I really don't know though. I just "hope" there is a God afterall, your (ohoh - correction - you're) getting into details. It might be possible to know the future and still allow for free will choices however - I don't think this can be ruled out (you seem to rule it out).

[hertz vanrental]

Andrew66 wrote

I'm not a big fan in omniscience. I really don't know though. I just "hope" there is a God afterall, your (ohoh - correction - you're) getting into details. It might be possible to know the future and still allow for free will choices however - I don't think this can be ruled out (you seem to rule it out).

Yes, you got "You're" correct but "Afterall" is two words, not one, you weirdo illiterate twat.

Andrew66 wrote

I don't think

Correct.

[Andrew66]

hertz vanrental wrote

Yes, you got "You're" correct

Thank you Hertz for noticing!

God Bless you -

[hertz vanrental]

Andrew66 wrote

Thank you Hertz for noticing!

God Bless you -

[Andrew66]

The Judge wrote

I find your responses a little confusing. Are you saying that you believe there is an omnimax god but also that there is free will?

If your god is (amongst other things) all-knowing then everything that will happen is predetermined by "him" so further to my question about why any faithful person would prey for intercession at all I also wonder how you square this aspect of the nature of your god with free will?

It seems to me that you cannot have it both ways.

Its a tough thing to square

Your are speaking of determinism vs. free will - the Christian community is largely divided on this issue.

What I can say is this... from the point of view of prayer at least it might not matter.

Lets assume for sake of argument that praying is helpful.

It doesn't matter whether we choose prayer of our own free will, or if we merely fulfill our destiny and pray - because the result is helpful. So one should just do it and not worry about the mechanics.

[Smellyoldgit]

Andrew66 wrote

Lets assume for sake of argument that praying is helpful.

It isn't - end of argument!

I fucking detest the "Thoughts & Prayers" bullshit every time there's an 'incident'.

Do something useful man! - give blood, give money, join and participate in aid organisations, pack aid, offer transport, cook food, offer your home for shelter - but muttering/begging for help from an imaginary all-loving turd in the sky? - fuck off.