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Scriptures and general Faith † 07/29/22 (Fri) 03:02:47 5b131f No.857220

You guys actuallly believe this nonsense, or you just happen to think society would be better organized and generally work better if we all (or most of us) did?

I ask because I agree that society would probably work better if we all believed the same thing, and also because faith is so obviously self deception and religion so obviously false.

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† 08/04/22 (Thu) 04:48:57 5a5fdc No.857227

Funny how a text that is thousands of years old contains knowledge that even modern day sociologist are just figuring out.

Almost as if it was inspired by the creator of humanity. .

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† 08/04/22 (Thu) 07:11:12 5b131f No.857228

>>857227

>contains knowledge that even modern day sociologist are just figuring out

That's just not true, though. And also, every other religion makes the same exact claim about the books they consider holy scriptures.

The Muslim claim constantly that the Qu'ran contains information that science only recently discovered, just like Christians do. THeir claims aren't valid, you claims aren't valid.

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† 08/04/22 (Thu) 19:16:18 5a5fdc No.857230

>>857228

Hey, it was YOU who said that "society would be better organized and generally work better if we all did. I agree…"

Why do you think the Bible was right 7000 & 2000 years ago but society, which rejects the Word of God, is wrong?

And look at your Moslems…. they'd still be bronze age if it wasn't for the pagans buying their oil. All the great Molsem advances in science died out

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† 08/05/22 (Fri) 02:25:13 5b131f No.857234

>>857230

>it was YOU who said that "society would be better organized and generally work better if we all did"

Because social cohesion comes from people all following an idea, even if that idea is wrong, as the Bible clearly is.

>And look at your Moslems…. they'd still be bronze age if it wasn't for the pagans

As would be the Christians if not for secular advances in moral and scientific thinking. Do I need to remind you that slavery is a concept the Bible supports? To whatever degree you oppose slavery, you're secular. And what about the constitution of the USA? The first amendement directly contradicts the first commandment.

If you were born in a Muslim country, you would make the exact arguments you're making, only using the Qur'an instead of the Christian scriptures, and your arguments would ve as valid.

Yes, I agree society would be better organized if we all followed the Bible, and I also think society would be better organized if we all followed the Qur'an. Neither book is true, though.

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† 08/05/22 (Fri) 22:39:34 0e5ea0 No.857235

>>857220

>>857228

>That's just not true

…is a meme. I see studies all the time which justify (pre woke) psych and soci literature.

The people that say "That's just not true" almost always use this dogmatically without citing any sources; they now even go so far as to outright bully their academic subordinates AND peers into compliance in spite of research.

Christians have seen this for a while, and now the institutions are turning against anything that puts secular ideas right of center at risk too.

Popular narratives in media which contradict OT&NT fall flat on their face all the time too when looked at honestly.

Its not unheard of for Muslim's to acknowledge Jesus as the Messaiah, for some the Koran is simply their mandate as Mohomadans. All sorts of bad theology is very popular, but when the actual scriptures are poured over, the truth becomes clear.

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† 08/06/22 (Sat) 02:52:29 5a5fdc No.857236

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>>857234

You flippantly give "secular" all the credit for scientific advances, ignoring all the scientist who were religious e.g. Issac Newton et al…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lay_Catholic_scientists

Moslems for example, believe the earth is flat.

"Secular" morality is hedonism, and sacrificing children to moloch, and the Chinese practice of harvesting organs from folks they don't like to donate to the elite, election fraud, etc.

Whums iff argument ignored. At least the Catholics taught logic. Your secular schools ditched logic and reason in public schools and replaced it with "diversity".

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