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elchivito · #**196** 01-17-2013, 08:36 AM

I admitted my error. That should suffice.

aklim · #**197** 01-17-2013, 09:31 AM

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I admitted my error. That should suffice.

I'll be sending you the cutlery for your Hari Kiri act. Included would be a camera for you to broadcast a traditional Japanese "apology" on youtube.

kerry · #**198** 01-17-2013, 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Air&Road

I know quite a number of people who, at least claim, to be Christians, that would make people like Nancy Pelosi and Barbara Boxer look like RWNJ's.

Notice I didn't just say 'Christians', I said Christians who would ask the question posed by the OP. I know a fair number of Catholic Marxists and some Christian Anarchists. They wouldn't pose the OP's question.

aklim · #**199** 01-17-2013, 10:03 AM

So who decides who is the "real christian" and who isn't?

kerry · #**200** 01-17-2013, 10:06 AM

If your asking about who on the forum is best at doing that, I think there is an answer.

In general I'd say each individual is capable of making that judgment for him or her self. Most born-againer's consider themselves qualified to make that judgment regarding other people.

aklim · #**201** 01-17-2013, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by kerry

If your asking about who on the forum is best at doing that, I think there is an answer.

In general I'd say each individual is capable of making that judgment for him or her self. Most born-againer's consider themselves qualified to make that judgment regarding other people.

How about letting the deity decide and tell us himself? His club after all.

Air&Road · #**202** 01-17-2013, 10:10 AM

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So who decides who is the "real christian" and who isn't?

No one on Earth does. I certainly don't.

Matthew 7:1

martureo · #**203** 01-17-2013, 10:14 AM

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So if we follow Larry Logic (TM) the woman who, being a responsible type person taking personal responsibility for her actions by using birth control (i.e. responsibly trying to avoid conception) she'll never get pregnant.

Unless, in spite of religiously taking the pill (is that a contradiction in terms for you, Larry?), she conceives anyway (it happens) or consistently using a condom, she conceives anyway (it happens) or adhering religiously to the pope's own rhythm method (surely THAT isn't a contradiction in terms), (it happens a lot), or, heaven forbid, she gets raped and conceives (it happens, no matter how many dumb#### republicans claim otherwise).

Of course, I don't actually believe that Larry assumes that personally responsible women never get pregnant. Which leads me to ask: Larry, do you actually consider it your business to step in and Save The Fetus Unconditionally (STFU) regardless of circumstances?

Well, I guess you don't believe that personal responsibility is something to be taught to people/kids.

I wonder if your logic will work for my creditors? "I know I required those medical services, but I don't want to deal with the cost now. Can't you just ignore my bills?"

I have a great disdain for anyone who would think it just to allow an injustice to follow a crappy situation. No one has the right to kill someone because they had something crappy happen.

Getting in a car accident is part of life. Responsible, well-adjusted people deal with it. They don't decide they have the right to damage someone else's property or steal a car because something bad happened to them.

Slipping on ice happens during the winter. But no one has the right to punch someone in the face over it.

You are arguing from emotion trying to defend the idea that injustice should be legal when something bad happens to someone. Which is simply idiotic, and unjust.

Air&Road · #**204** 01-17-2013, 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by aklim

How about letting the deity decide and tell us himself? His club after all.

Very good suggestion.

kerry · #**205** 01-17-2013, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by martureo

Well, I guess you don't believe that personal responsibility is something to be taught to people/kids.

I wonder if your logic will work for my creditors? "I know I required those medical services, but I don't want to deal with the cost now. Can't you just ignore my bills?"

I have a great disdain for anyone who would think it just to allow an injustice to follow a crappy situation. No one has the right to kill someone because they had something crappy happen.

Getting in a car accident is part of life. Responsible, well-adjusted people deal with it. They don't decide they have the right to damage someone else's property or steal a car because something bad happened to them.

Slipping on ice happens during the winter. But no one has the right to punch someone in the face over it.

You are arguing from emotion trying to defend the idea that injustice should be legal when something bad happens to someone. Which is simply idiotic, and unjust.

Getting an abortion is one of the most responsible things a woman can do. To suggest otherwise is simply idiotic and unjust.

Jim B. · #**206** 01-17-2013, 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Air&Road

No one on Earth does. I certainly don't.

Matthew 7:1

The locusts have no king, yet they go forth.

~~Proverbs 30:27

Air&Road · #**207** 01-17-2013, 10:31 AM

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Getting an abortion is one of the most responsible things a woman can do. To suggest otherwise is simply idiotic and unjust.

Yeah, if you're into murder, I suppose that works out quite well.

Air&Road · #**208** 01-17-2013, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by martureo

Well, I guess you don't believe that personal responsibility is something to be taught to people/kids.

I wonder if your logic will work for my creditors? "I know I required those medical services, but I don't want to deal with the cost now. Can't you just ignore my bills?"

I have a great disdain for anyone who would think it just to allow an injustice to follow a crappy situation. No one has the right to kill someone because they had something crappy happen.

Getting in a car accident is part of life. Responsible, well-adjusted people deal with it. They don't decide they have the right to damage someone else's property or steal a car because something bad happened to them.

Slipping on ice happens during the winter. But no one has the right to punch someone in the face over it.

You are arguing from emotion trying to defend the idea that injustice should be legal when something bad happens to someone. Which is simply idiotic, and unjust.

Yes, things happen. It's how a person decides to deal with such things that is important.

kerry · #**209** 01-17-2013, 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Air&Road

Yeah, if you're into murder, I suppose that works out quite well.

God murders fetuses all the time. We are created in the image of God with free will and required to take responsibility for our actions. If it's an acceptable practice for God, it's an acceptable practice for a woman.

Air&Road · #**210** 01-17-2013, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by kerry

God murders fetuses all the time. We are created in the image of God with free will and required to take responsibility for our actions. If it's an acceptable practice for God, it's an acceptable practice for a woman.

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