BLM discussion

 

 

Ben Shapiro is awesome, and I’m pretty sure that according to the data the proportion of justified police shooting are MUCH higher than 50%

Lol I mean I think it’s fine, people are so scared of debates and discussion these days for some reason. It is possibly to just sit down and have a calm logical discussion without acting like jerks (:

Here is all I have to say:

All people matter, no matter their race, sexual orientation, religion, or anything else like that.

I agree with that. [Deleted religious opinion in lieu of locking-UpbeatAngle]

LOL facts

Saying "they're still human beings" doesn't give you a free pass to hate people for no good reason.

I think people with black hair should be tortured in hellfire forever, and the God I worship hates them...

... but they're still human beings (as if that makes my words ok).

I’m sorry llama lol (nice name Btw) but that is incredibly flawed logic. You may still love a person yet not love their personal sins; there is a key difference there. If a person lies to me and seriously damages my life through doing so (a sin), I am going to be quite upset about that choice the person made. I don’t necessarily hate the person themself because of that, but the choice they made. Also if you truly love someone will you not do what is best for them? Is letting them live a life of sin, and therefore preparing their own souls for hell, in any way a kind thing to do? In the short run, which is typically is all that we humans think about sadly,it might seem so, but to accept the sin (which we may never do)for the sake of them “feeling better about themselves” for a short period of time is simply not worth it, and is an injustice if you ask me. I am a Catholic, and I stand by the traditional beliefs laid down by Christ and expounded upon by the church fathers: love and accept all, but do not love and accept their sins, for to love evil is to deny God

Also God hates no person, but he must administer justice when we reject his love and teachings. (:

In the Bible God kills entire cities full of people for their sexual sins. Sodom and Gomorrah... I mean it's where the word "sodomy" comes from. God wants these people dead, and after they're dead he wants them to suffer in hell forever... so don't pretend "oh but I still respect them as people."

If someone breaks other commandments, let's say they're liars and adulterers and even murderers and unrepentant. So that means they're happy to keep doing what they're doing until someone stops them. You wouldn't say "Oh I still respect them as people" and your God wouldn't say it either.

Doesn’t he though? Does he not expressly condemn those who wished to stone the adulterous woman by saying, “let he who has not sinned throw the first stone.” The first commandment is love your God above all else, but the second is love your neighbors as yourself. Yes God punished those people, yet was it because he hated them? Or rather, was it because they had disobeyed him? I am not certain why God would create something for the express purpose of hating it lol

A father does not whip his child because he hates him, but because the child has disobeyed his express will and committed a wrong

Don't think about it too hard, or you might start questioning things

An infinite punishment for a finite crime doesn't make sense.

@TheRealTechnoblade, according to my beliefs that’s not quite right lol

Also, I think you need to read the Bible a little closer. You don't go to heaven for being good, and you don't go to hell for being bad.

Where you go only depends on whether you worship Jesus as God... if you don't satisfy his vanity then he sends you to hell no matter how good you've been, and if you do satisfy it, then you go to heaven no matter how bad you've been.

Well first of all Gods ways are not the ways of man, secondly I’ve thought about these things extensively already so don’t get worried about that. What sin is, is a rejection of Gods mercy, and a mortal sin is a complete breach; evil is merely a lack of good. When you sin your are not simply rejection some temporary thing, but rejecting the immortal and infinite goodness of God