Is hell enough as punishment?

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_Themis
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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subgenius wrote:kinda slow aren't ya?


At least not as slow as you. You started by saying he didn't provide any evidence and now admit he did after I showed you he did.
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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Themis wrote:
subgenius wrote:kinda slow aren't ya?


At least not as slow as you. You started by saying he didn't provide any evidence and now admit he did after I showed you he did.

yep...even slower than i suspected
....maybe you should go back over the thread....
and then,

slowly,


ask yourself why i would be accusing TEA of not providing evidence...especially when on countless other threads i have endorsed evidence via witness, testimony, writings, etc..
Then slowly ask yourself how ironic it is that TEA maintains the "cuz i say so" measure for the truth only on one side of the street.

now re-read this post...again......but...

s l o w l y
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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subgenius wrote:
Themis wrote:At least not as slow as you. You started by saying he didn't provide any evidence and now admit he did after I showed you he did.

yep...even slower than i suspected
....maybe you should go back over the thread....
and then,

slowly,


ask yourself why i would be accusing TEA of not providing evidence...especially when on countless other threads i have endorsed evidence via witness, testimony, writings, etc..
Then slowly ask yourself how ironic it is that TEA maintains the "cuz i say so" measure for the truth only on one side of the street.

now re-read this post...again......but...

s l o w l y


I don't think you'll ever get Themis to comprehend your argument, let alone engage it. Maybe you should ask him to respond with what he believes your argument to be? That usually is the problem on this forum with most of the critics here.
"You lack vision, but I see a place where people get on and off the freeway. On and off, off and on all day, all night.... Tire salons, automobile dealerships and wonderful, wonderful billboards reaching as far as the eye can see. My God, it'll be beautiful." -- Judge Doom
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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subgenius wrote:yep...even slower than i suspected
....maybe you should go back over the thread....
and then,

slowly,


ask yourself why i would be accusing TEA of not providing evidence...especially when on countless other threads i have endorsed evidence via witness, testimony, writings, etc..
Then slowly ask yourself how ironic it is that TEA maintains the "cuz i say so" measure for the truth only on one side of the street.

now re-read this post...again......but...

s l o w l y


You really are not very smart. You could at least go back and read what you said. You stated in more then one post he provided no evdience.

you claim you thought up a number...you have offered no evidence to support that claim


This was even after he explained his witness is evidence. I explained the same thing to you as well. You admit it is evidence now, but you didn't then. You are the one being dishonest as you usually are.
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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Tobin wrote:
I don't think you'll ever get Themis to comprehend your argument, let alone engage it. Maybe you should ask him to respond with what he believes your argument to be? That usually is the problem on this forum with most of the critics here.


Here come our little cheer leader hypocrite who cannot take his own advice he likes to tell everyone else to do.
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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Themis wrote:You really are not very smart. You could at least go back and read what you said. You stated in more then one post he provided no evdience.

you claim you thought up a number...you have offered no evidence to support that claim

i swear i am typing as slow as i can this time.
read the thread - s l o w l y - and see if you can discern why i was so emphatic in stating such....because you obviously did not read the previous post.

Themis wrote:This was even after he explained his witness is evidence. I explained the same thing to you as well. You admit it is evidence now, but you didn't then. You are the one being dishonest as you usually are.

believe it or not, i am still rooting for you on this one

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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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Tim Burns (quoted by LittleNipper) wrote:One aspect differentiating the Bible from other religious, historical or inspirational works is this: throughout the Bible, future events are predicted with verifiable accuracy. If the Bible predicted the future to the extent that it cannot be dismissed as mere coincidence, then the source of this book can only be an omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient God who chose to speak his word through individuals for his purposes and design.

The first Harry Potter book predicts that only Harry will be able to defeat Lord Voldemort.

The fact that Harry defeats Lord Voldemort in the final Harry Potter book means the Harry Potter books are true.

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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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The Erotic Apologist wrote:
Tim Burns (quoted by LittleNipper) wrote:One aspect differentiating the Bible from other religious, historical or inspirational works is this: throughout the Bible, future events are predicted with verifiable accuracy. If the Bible predicted the future to the extent that it cannot be dismissed as mere coincidence, then the source of this book can only be an omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient God who chose to speak his word through individuals for his purposes and design.

The first Harry Potter book predicts that only Harry will be able to defeat Lord Voldemort.

The fact that Harry defeats Lord Voldemort in the final Harry Potter book means the Harry Potter books are true.

(This message was paid for by REPUBLICANS FOR LORD VOLDEMORT).

The Bible was written by more than one author over periods of millennia . And the characters & places are all real.
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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subgenius wrote:i swear i am typing as slow as i can this time.
read the thread - s l o w l y - and see if you can discern why i was so emphatic in stating such....because you obviously did not read the previous post.



I sometimes wonder if you are a complete Moron. You got caught. I already posted you stating it wasn't evidence to your post where you quote TEA saying his testimony is evidence. You know you cannot refute your own stupidly in not going over what you said, so all you have left is your substance-less rants. Maybe you should consider growing up a little.
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Re: Is hell enough as punishment?

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LittleNipper wrote:The Bible was written by more than one author over periods of millennia . And the characters & places are all real.


Numbers 22:28. And the LORD opened the mouth of the ass, and she said unto Balaam, What have I done unto thee, that thou hast smitten me these three times?
29. And Balaam said unto the ass, Because thou hast mocked me: I would there were a sword in mine hand, for now would I kill thee.
30. And the ass said unto Balaam, Am not I thine ass, upon which thou hast ridden ever since I was thine unto this day? was I ever wont to do so unto thee? And he said, Nay.
- Whenever a poet or preacher, chief or wizard spouts gibberish, the human race spends centuries deciphering the message. - Umberto Eco
- To assert that the earth revolves around the sun is as erroneous as to claim that Jesus was not born of a virgin. - Cardinal Bellarmine at the trial of Galilei
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