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think perhaps this may have shot straight over some of yalls head! its all good though. just goes to show yalls simple minds! Flags, Monuments 'statue of liberty and such', National Anthems, Eagles,... All symbols for the simple mined! Nationalism Kills along with religion... science takes you to the moon. Religion fly's you into skyscrapers to fool your 'nation' into getting into a fake War On Terror! Gold, Oil, Diamonds, Food, Water, you obtain and control these you rule the world and the people! One World Government is all its about ruling with an iron fist with a Global Police Force directed and controlled under the UNITED NATIONS! United Nations is the NWO/OWG!
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For once, I agree with you Nate! Religion does kill. That's what happens when one "believes" and "worships" something dead!
That's what separates Christianity from religion. We believe and truly worship a holy entity that is very much alive! Jesus was seen by 500 plus witnesses after his crucifixion.
Its all documented in the Bible. Try reading it and you will understand all the things going on in the world right now!Lions don't worry about the opinions of sheep.
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thank you 25drtrkr!!Originally posted by 25drtrkr View PostFor once, I agree with you Nate! Religion does kill. That's what happens when one "believes" and "worships" something dead! That's what separates Christianity from religion. We believe and truly worship a holy entity that is very much alive! Jesus was seen by 500 plus witnesses after his crucifixion. Its all documented in the Bible. Try reading it and you will understand all the things going on in the world right now!
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Some questions to ponder in relation to the overall discussion. How is Christianity not a religion? The definition of religion is "a collection of commonly held beliefs, faiths, or views relating to humanity;" is this not what Christianity is?
Are we seriously advocating that the US invade another politically sovereign middle eastern nation, that has not directly attacked the US, and has not asked for such assistance in fighting their insurgency? How'd that work out the last time we tried this?
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The main difference is that, Christianity worships a living God. The Bible states over 500 witnesses saw him alive after his crucifixion. Jesus had to suffer a horrible death on the cross and arise from the dead to prove he was God in the flesh. His death is our payment for our sin, but only if we ask him. Jesus will not force anyone to serve him.Originally posted by anthonycacace View PostSome questions to ponder in relation to the overall discussion. How is Christianity not a religion? The definition of religion is "a collection of commonly held beliefs, faiths, or views relating to humanity;" is this not what Christianity is?
Are we seriously advocating that the US invade another politically sovereign middle eastern nation, that has not directly attacked the US, and has not asked for such assistance in fighting their insurgency? How'd that work out the last time we tried this?
As for the Iraqi war, how did that end so badly? We brought down a horrible tyrant in short fashion with minimal loss of life. Bush and his cabinet knew it would take constant military power to bring peace into the area.
Obama, against the wishes of most of his intel agencies, bowed down to the public and his party to bring our troops home. A true leader steps up leads with conviction, even when it is not politically correct. Its obvious that he has ZERO skills as a leader and commander-in-chief!Lions don't worry about the opinions of sheep.
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The religion question wasn't actually addressed with that answer, but that's ok we'll move on.
This is the second ironic opinion formed. Bush signed the original troop withdrawal and Obama saw that policy through. Minimal loss of life? On who's part? Quite a few civilian and not a small amount of military deaths from the stats I saw. As to how it ended overall, yes Iraq is a free nation, but a more politically and ethnically fractured one no?
Should a President simply nullify all prior agreements with other politically sovereign entities? See prior paragraph.
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