Religion is flawed because man is flawed

@kellyjay said
You don't read the words people use for understanding; you read them to make them fit into what you want them to say so you can make your points without grasping what was written. Which makes you a very confused individual; you get a thought into your head, and it doesn't leave no matter how many times you get corrected.

Nevermind all the ad hominem deflections KellyJay

Is everything in the bible “FACT”?

Yes or no?

@divegeester said
Oh right I’m lying now!
Ok let’s sense check this right now then shall we.

kellyjay is all the stuff about lakes of fire and brimstone and the eternal burning of non Christians therein, literal or metaphor?

What about this question KellyJay ?

@divegeester said
What about this question KellyJay ?

What is wrong with you?

How many times must he answer you?

You ignore his answer so that you can persist in badgering him.

@suzianne said
What is wrong with you?

Very little.

I used to be big-headed and arrogant, but I’ve been dealing with those flaws and I’m close to perfect now.

@suzianne said
How many times must he answer you?

As many times as it takes to get an honest one.

@suzianne said
You ignore his answer so that you can persist in badgering him.

Actually I read every one of KellyJay’s replies to me carefully and sometimes several times if it’s one of his “evasive furballs”™

@suzianne said
What is wrong with you?

How many times must he answer you?

You ignore his answer so that you can persist in badgering him.

He isn’t looking for an answer he wants to be justified in his opinions.

@kellyjay said
He isn’t looking for an answer he wants to be justified in his opinions.

Are you suggesting you don’t want to be “justified in your opinions”?



I’ll drag you back to the questions you are avoiding later.

@divegeester said
Are you suggesting you don’t want to be “justified in your opinions”?



I’ll drag you back to the questions you are avoiding later.

When you ask a question and you get an answer and keep asking as if you didn’t, obviously it wasn’t an answer you wanted. Even if you disagreed or said you didn’t understand those would be a honest responses. Instead what you are doing is deceitful, harassing , and unbecoming.

@kellyjay said
When you ask a question and you get an answer and keep asking as if you didn’t, obviously it wasn’t an answer you wanted. Even if you disagreed or said you didn’t understand those would be a honest responses. Instead what you are doing is deceitful, harassing , and unbecoming.

Nevermind all that. Here are the questions I’ve asked you

1) Is all the stuff about lakes of fire and brimstone and the eternal burning of non Christians therein, literal or metaphor?

2) Is everything in the bible “FACT”?

You either are a man of god and courage and can answer these questions directly, or, you are just another religionist flake on the internet.

@divegeester said
Nevermind all that. Here are the questions I’ve asked you

1) Is all the stuff about lakes of fire and brimstone and the eternal burning of non Christians therein, literal or metaphor?

2) Is everything in the bible “FACT”?

You either are a man of god and courage and can answer these questions directly, or, you are just another religionist flake on the internet.

You're pretty much the poster boy for how "broken" a Christian can be and still "honestly" call himself a Christian, aren't you?

@divegeester said
Very little.

I used to be big-headed and arrogant, but I’ve been dealing with those flaws and I’m close to perfect now.

I am actually starting to appreciate you now.

@kellyjay said
He isn’t looking for an answer he wants to be justified in his opinions.

As I forced myself to at least start mowing the lawn this afternoon, it occurred to me that we spend so much time of our relatively short lifespans wrangling over transitory issues, but when it comes to the non-transitory, there's really nothing to discuss: It just is and continues to be.

@kevin-eleven said
As I forced myself to at least start mowing the lawn this afternoon, it occurred to me that we spend so much time of our relatively short lifespans wrangling over transitory issues, but when it comes to the non-transitory, there's really nothing to discuss: It just is and continues to be.

I believe that if we don't grasp the beginning, there is no way to know what should and shouldn't be called important. Everything takes on different meanings and values, depending on how it all started.