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Seriously. He is a troll.
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Totally.
But, wrt to the rrape comments, I'm never ever going to leave something said that promotes rrape-culture. ...as for the rest of it, the students at the Uni are in exams at the moment and I have nothing to do at work. Chatting to trolls is more interesting than dusting a bookshelf.. again. |
I need to read the last few pages, then.
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Ha.. have fun.
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Oh fuck whoever is the douche bag with that troll account. I'm looking at you, AshleyO.
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What the actual coked up fuck?
...I don't think rrape culture is something to even troll about. |
I seriously don't think what all they call **** is ****
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What would you define rrape as?
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So, you don't believe that someone should be able to change their mind about something?
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like turning away from righteousness
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So, you don't believe in that people have free will at all?
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Hebrews 6:4-6 (NASB)
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So, your bible says that you can be saved and then be lost again. It also says that if you change your mind that it's impossible to be saved again - which would imply that there is something that your god can not do. Therefore he is no god. QED. |
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So, you're saying that the bible is contradicting itself.
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::bumping the actual threads so that they're slightly easier to find in amongst the flood of spam... mmm... spam.::
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You said that the bible says that it's impossible to lose your salvation, and that the bible says that if you *could* lose your salvation that you couldn't get it back.
However, the verse from Hebrews doesn't say that.. it talks about specific people who HAVE lost their salvation. So, either your interpretation of the text is wrong, or THE ACTUAL TEXT is wrong. Which is it? Are you wrong, or is the bible wrong? |
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Another contradiction? |
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