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Post by Admin on Jun 12, 2024 23:59:05 GMT
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Post by transfuged on Jun 13, 2024 0:18:02 GMT
M’fr’d so. Not am nice to dead cow.Selfish carnivore.
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Post by Admin on Jun 13, 2024 0:27:32 GMT
M’fr’d so. Not am nice to dead cow.Selfish carnivore. Is it your contention, then, that some life can be killed without violating the "1 shall not kill command"?
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Post by transfuged on Jun 13, 2024 7:04:51 GMT
M’fr’d so. Not am nice to dead cow.Selfish carnivore. Is it your contention, then, that some life can be killed without violating the "1 shall not kill command"? Not the author of a general rule/command, me. Mite in the middle of other mites. I do not kill cows, btw. Just eat them.
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 13, 2024 19:03:51 GMT
There is a difference, it hardly ought to be said, between killing and murder. For instance many countries are coming around to the notion that voluntary euthanasia to end personal suffering, with all the right safeguards, might be a good idea. Scripture itself demonstrates a distinction between justified killing and the unjustified. Christian ten commands are commands, not vague. Do not destroy life. Not, oh, almost do not kill... As Admin notes, the sixth commandment is quite clear: do not kill (sometimes glossed as do not murder). It does not say "do not destroy life' or all Christians would be vegetarians. Strictly speaking they would have to rely on medicine, and cleaning which did not kill germs either, come to that.
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Post by transfuged on Jun 13, 2024 23:21:54 GMT
Christian ten commands are commands, not vague. Do not destroy life. Not, oh, almost do not kill... As Admin notes, the sixth commandment is quite clear: do not kill (sometimes glossed as do not murder). It does not say "do not destroy life' or all Christians would be vegetarians. Strictly speaking they would have to rely on medicine, and cleaning which did not kill germs either, come to that. And then ? The text does not say it, though how can killing happen without destruction of life ? Please, you have more imagination than me if you imply it’s possible to kill without destroying life. I’d like to benefit from that imagination of yours. To rely on medicine for what ? Are germs alive ? Are viruses alive ? You know there is a religion in India which puts not destroying life above all.
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Post by transfuged on Jun 13, 2024 23:30:54 GMT
M’fr’d so. Not am nice to dead cow.Selfish carnivore. Is it your contention, then, that some life can be killed without violating the "1 shall not kill command"? ...Moreover’ do you concurr Christian religion would not regard animals as protected by that command for earth is said to be given to man as a garden for man’s own and sole benefit. Gardeners do kill what is for them bad for the garden, don’t they ? Animals are poorly treated in the Bible. Man rules over them, and kill them without endangering man’ soul. I would have loved to live on cloned steak.
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Post by Admin on Jun 14, 2024 0:15:09 GMT
Is it your contention, then, that some life can be killed without violating the "1 shall not kill command"? ...Moreover’ do you concurr Christian religion would not regard animals as protected by that command for earth is said to be given to man as a garden for man’s own and sole benefit. Gardeners do kill what is for them bad for the garden, don’t they ? Animals are poorly treated in the Bible. Man rules over them, and kill them without endangering man’ soul. I would have loved to live on cloned steak. I would concur with the contention that some life can be killed without violating the commandment. Hunt for food, not for sport.
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 14, 2024 18:25:11 GMT
As Admin notes, the sixth commandment is quite clear: do not kill (sometimes glossed as do not murder). It does not say "do not destroy life' or all Christians would be vegetarians. Strictly speaking they would have to rely on medicine, and cleaning which did not kill germs either, come to that. And then ? The text does not say it, though how can killing happen without destruction of life ? Please, you have more imagination than me if you imply it’s possible to kill without destroying life. I’d like to benefit from that imagination of yours. It doesn't need imagination but just a good memory as I said, just before, 'killing' in the Commandment is usually glossed as 'murder (of humans)'. Yes but one presumes this is just a wider interpretation of common moral rule - as well as the notion that "my granny could be resurrected as a fly".
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Post by jimmyboy on Jun 16, 2024 18:31:02 GMT
I think someone believes what they want to believe, despite the facts. She is either naive or purposely ignorant. Despite all the evidence , she refuses to believe any of this happened. I never denied any of it happened. But, not all of FN children suffered in these institutions. You should read Grave Error, by C. P. Champion & Tom Flanagan. I believe you have denied it imdb2.freeforums.net/thread/330315/narrative-residential-schools
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Post by clusium on Jun 17, 2024 2:38:59 GMT
I've never denied anything. Yes, abuse happened. Abuse happens everywhere. There have also been students who have attended these that did not endure any kind of abuse. To date, no bodies of murdered children have been found in the graves.
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Post by captainbryce on Jun 22, 2024 16:50:17 GMT
This question is a non-sequitur. Our Lord Jesus Remained Chaste in Earth. As for race, He would Have Had Middle-Eastern Features, meaning that He would Have Had Arabic like Features. He Was not European (White). That’s not what non-sequitur means. Questions cannot be non-sequiturs. ![B-|](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/notamused.png)
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Post by jimmyboy on Jun 23, 2024 17:41:56 GMT
I've never denied anything. Yes, abuse happened. Abuse happens everywhere. There have also been students who have attended these that did not endure any kind of abuse. To date, no bodies of murdered children have been found in the graves. We'll have to agree to disagree on this.
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Post by Admin on Jun 24, 2024 8:34:58 GMT
As Admin notes, the sixth commandment is quite clear: do not kill (sometimes glossed as do not murder). It does not say "do not destroy life' or all Christians would be vegetarians. Strictly speaking they would have to rely on medicine, and cleaning which did not kill germs either, come to that. I'm pretty sure vegetarians feed on life, too. js
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 24, 2024 19:45:39 GMT
As Admin notes, the sixth commandment is quite clear: do not kill (sometimes glossed as do not murder). It does not say "do not destroy life' or all Christians would be vegetarians. Strictly speaking they would have to rely on medicine, and cleaning which did not kill germs either, come to that. I'm pretty sure vegetarians feed on life, too. js This true, but if one was to be so strict then one would die of starvation.
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Post by Admin on Jun 24, 2024 20:59:12 GMT
I'm pretty sure vegetarians feed on life, too. js This true, but if one was to be so strict then one would die of starvation. Then killing is unavoidable, it would seem.
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Post by FilmFlaneur on Jun 24, 2024 22:04:34 GMT
This true, but if one was to be so strict then one would die of starvation. Then killing is unavoidable, it would seem. Yes of some kind. But the writers of scripture were, one presumes, practical men moreover from an agrarian background. One doubts that they anticipated their words might be taken to such an extreme of interpretation, a reductio ad absurdum. In the same manner one might argue that farming repeatedly breaks the eighth commandment as taking the olive from the tree 'steals' it from the 'owner' etc
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Post by Feologild Oakes on Jun 27, 2024 21:00:29 GMT
The only lord i accept is Sauron, blessed be his name now and forever.
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Post by transfuged on Jul 7, 2024 19:51:46 GMT
...Moreover’ do you concurr Christian religion would not regard animals as protected by that command for earth is said to be given to man as a garden for man’s own and sole benefit. Gardeners do kill what is for them bad for the garden, don’t they ? Animals are poorly treated in the Bible. Man rules over them, and kill them without endangering man’ soul. I would have loved to live on cloned steak. I would concur with the contention that some life can be killed without violating the commandment. Hunt for food, not for sport. Do you have a dog you love and let out when the time is open for the killing ?
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Post by transfuged on Jul 7, 2024 19:58:12 GMT
And then ? The text does not say it, though how can killing happen without destruction of life ? Please, you have more imagination than me if you imply it’s possible to kill without destroying life. I’d like to benefit from that imagination of yours. It doesn't need imagination but just a good memory as I said, just before, 'killing' in the Commandment is usually glossed as 'murder (of humans)'. Yes but one presumes this is just a wider interpretation of common moral rule - as well as the notion that "my granny could be resurrected as a fly". What’s that, memory ? How can you kill or murder if you like, without destroying life ? No, it’s not a common moral ground, it’s one religion, not everyone in India wears a cloth on their face because they don’t want to kill a mosquito that would get lost in their mouth. And yes, the granny thing, so what ?
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