@TheJexodus@PolycarpsPen@MikeWingerii Derp!
"What shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin that grace may abound? By no means! How can we who died to sin still live in it?" Romans 6:1-2 ESV
@MikeWingerii They hate you and want you dead.
It's almost like they're controlled or influenced by a single entity that hates good things and wants to destroy them. One might call this entity "destruction". I wonder what the Hebrew or Greek for that is? (Revelation 9:11)
@MikeWingerii Cats torture their prey for fun, so that must be OK.
Several species have been wiped completely out by a lone house cat, so that must be OK.
Beavers flood things without any thought to the destruction caused by that, so that must be OK...
@MikeWingerii Jesus said we know the tree by its fruit.
The fruits of dispensationalism are theft, rape, and murder.
That's why Christians should reject it.
@MikeWingerii No. It's that it leads to ridiculous conclusions, such as that when Jesus said "love your enemy" and "love your neighbor" (then defined 'neighbor' as Samaritans, today's Palestinians), he actually meant you should support the state that steals from, rapes, and murders them!
@MikeWingerii Odd you'd say this right before you accuse people of blaming "the Jews" for everything.
In a hyperbolic sense, aren't you blaming "the Muslims" for everything?
@MikeWingerii I don't think "the Jews" are responsible for pretty much anything at all.
A Straw man is a fallacy, as you know!
Why is it you can see these when they don't go after your preconceived notions?
@masek_jackie@MikeWingerii That's cute. London hasn't had any real power since the Suez Crisis, when the US told it to knock it off, and London listened!
@eaglewings73@MikeWingerii No, the original sin of Genesis 3 happened, and all have sinned.
But, ignoring the bad acts of Zionism leads to the ridiculous conclusion that "these people hate us for our freedom" and dozens of other such claptrap.
@the_hantastic Yes, indeed. If only Zionists understood that their Zionism was causing so many of the problems they now see.
Being more than a first order thinker can be such a burden sometimes!
@BobMurphyEcon Obviously never heard of "revealed preferences".
Or read any part of "Human Action". I would have thought the title would have given it away...
@MikeWingerii Not if it leads to a failure to:
1. Love your neighbor.
2. Love your enemy.
3. Oppose the wanton killing or stealing from people suffering under Islam.
4. Avoid taking the LORD's name in vain. Which is to say, one must not do evil and say God is doing it.