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Major Nikon

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22. I'm pretty sure you are discomforted or you wouldn't be throwing around false allegations

Sun Nov 27, 2022, 11:48 AM

Nov 2022

Christianity is an idea and like all ideas it should never be free from critical thought. I get you think it should be elevated to some status where it must be free from criticism, but that's a silly misguided idea that does more harm to religion than you have bothered to put much thought into. Your false analogy comparing it to an ethic group just demonstrates how critical thinking isn't being applied here. Intolerance does not mean what you think it means.

If you think I'm just going to sit back and accept your half-fast insults and not respond appropriately, then you are living in a fantasy world just as surely as any fanatic. You responded to me first and obviously came loaded for a fight. Seems a bit lame to whine about getting what you asked for.

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Why did Judas betray Jesus? [View all] Major Nikon Nov 2022 OP

Wow, incredibly inappropriate relayerbob Nov 2022 #1

Inappropriate how exactly? Major Nikon Nov 2022 #7

"I realize all of this is made up anyway, but you think they could have made up a better story." relayerbob Nov 2022 #14

Good question, relayerbob. I seriously wonder about the DUers that feel a need No Vested Interest Nov 2022 #16

I seriously wonder about people who can't stand the thought of having their beliefs challenged Major Nikon Nov 2022 #18

For the record, I;m not a Christian relayerbob Nov 2022 #20

I don't really care what you are or aren't Major Nikon Nov 2022 #23

You're right, I was trying to be nice relayerbob Nov 2022 #25

Bullshit Major Nikon Nov 2022 #26

This isn't a Christian group or any of the others you mentioned Major Nikon Nov 2022 #17

As I pointed, I'm not a Christian and not discomforted relayerbob Nov 2022 #21

I'm pretty sure you are discomforted or you wouldn't be throwing around false allegations Major Nikon Nov 2022 #22

OK, whatever you say relayerbob Nov 2022 #24

Believe it or not you aren't the first to come into this group with your sermons Major Nikon Nov 2022 #27

From the group information: Cuthbert Allgood Nov 2022 #35

I think the silver was a bonus he wasn't counting on. IIRC, he believed he was doing the right thing Gore1FL Nov 2022 #2

The question remains open to interpretation Major Nikon Nov 2022 #8

At that time, tax collectors were called Publicans. multigraincracker Nov 2022 #3

Odd thing is... Effete Snob Nov 2022 #4

Yes. Without Judas, the fable would be too similar to other fables. Marcus IM Nov 2022 #5

since judas did god's bidding judas should be a hero. no judas, no christ nt msongs Nov 2022 #6

Everyone who has ever watched professional wrestling knows there must be a villian Major Nikon Nov 2022 #9

Judas was an early, modern-day, conservative disciple. keithbvadu2 Nov 2022 #10

Nobody had figured out how to make some serious cash out of the deal until Paul came along Major Nikon Nov 2022 #11

On the other hand, Igel Dec 2022 #36

The gospels of Luke and John state that the devil gained entrance to Judas's soul. Frasier Balzov Nov 2022 #12

According to most Christian doctrine is that not true of any sinful act? Major Nikon Nov 2022 #19

... AZSkiffyGeek Nov 2022 #13

Andwritten by Leon Rosselson NoRethugFriends Nov 2022 #15

If you think that Zechariah says it's a day's pay for a shepherd muriel_volestrangler Nov 2022 #28

I think you need to dig a little deeper Major Nikon Nov 2022 #29

Pay or wages, that doesn't make any difference muriel_volestrangler Nov 2022 #30

Wages isn't ambiguous, so yes it most certainly does matter Major Nikon Nov 2022 #31

If it matters, are you going to rewrite your OP which says "a day's pay"? muriel_volestrangler Nov 2022 #32

It's a rather silly exercise which entirely misses the point Major Nikon Nov 2022 #33

As the link says, "would roughly be comparable to four months' (120 days) wages" muriel_volestrangler Nov 2022 #34