If Christ died on the cross for all of humanity

Well, if you didn't have a dysfunctional brain, you would realize your inconsistencies. It's the same circumstances we are discussing which basically is about people dying and so it is two similar situations.

You view life as meaningless, and so why would you care on how people were treated or punished during the time of Moses or even right now at the present time?

You show compassion for homosexuals suggesting it wasn't ok that they were punished to death during the time of Moses, but somehow you just don't care if billions upon billions of people die from an all out nuclear World War as long as people who you care about didn't die.

If in your view there is no value to life then why the contradiction here? You shouldn't even care about what went on during the time of Moses, because first of all it happened 3,400 years ago and it doesn't effect anyone today and secondly you put no value on life as it is.

In your view everyone's life has no value...it is meaningless. You just don't make any sense.

Perhaps the reason why you care about homosexuals is because you are one of them...is that the reason?

It could be the sole reason as to why you had to abandon your Christian faith several years ago. You know you couldn't be a practicing Christian while at the same time be a practicing homosexual...right?

You would rather display your physical love to other gay men than to display your spiritual love, worship, and obedience to Almighty God the Creator of all existence and so you chose to disobey God when He says homosexuality is a detestable sin.

Your poor mom and dad who are both Christians have got to be very disappointed with you.

1. I'm not gay

Reply: There is evidence on this thread that you could possibly be gay.

2. I never once said I cared about people thousands of years ago. Lying is a good christian

Reply: The statement you made on pg. 143 #3564: QUOTE Originally Posted by Mikniks: "It says to kill people. How is that ok?"

Is clearly an indication that you cared about people thousands of years ago. During the time of Moses there were punishments for disobedience and homosexuality was a sin punishable by death.

These punishments were only carried out in the Old Testament which were thousands of years ago and it doesn't apply today in our present time.

So when you posed the question above you were suggesting those killings were not ok during the time of Moses.

3. A statement is not contradictory if both parts can be true an the same time. Part 1: Life is meaningless. Part 2: I thing everyoine WHILE ALIVE should receive equal treatment. These statements in no way contradict each other.

Reply: Those are not the statements in question. Here are the statements made by you that are contradictory.

Part 1: "It says to kill people. How is that ok?"

Part 2: "If nobody I cared about died, then it wouldn't bother me one bit. I'd just be annoyed about all the radiation."

In the first statement it signifies a person that is compassionate and caring and doesn't understand why in The Old Testament homosexuality (as well as other sinful acts) were punishable by death and it was not okay and unjustified in your view.

Then in the second statement it signifies a person that just doesn't care about billions upon billions of people getting killed during an all out nuclear World War as long as people that is cared about didn't die.

There is no consistency here. If you cared about just a handful of homosexuals that you didn't know personally then clearly you would overwhelmingly care about billions upon billions of people dying in an unjustified crazy nuclear holocaust of a war.

You would be outraged that such a horrific act could have possibly occurred and done so much damage to humanity.

So there are your contradictory statements...I rest my case!

1. I'm not gay

Reply: There is evidence on this thread that you could possibly be gay.

2. I never once said I cared about people thousands of years ago. Lying is a good christian

Reply: The statement you made on pg. 143 #3564: QUOTE Originally Posted by Mikniks: "It says to kill people. How is that ok?"

Is clearly an indication that you cared about people thousands of years ago. During the time of Moses there were punishments for disobedience and homosexuality was a sin punishable by death.

These punishments were only carried out in the Old Testament which were thousands of years ago and it doesn't apply today in our present time.

So when you posed the question above you were suggesting those killings were not ok during the time of Moses.

3. A statement is not contradictory if both parts can be true an the same time. Part 1: Life is meaningless. Part 2: I thing everyoine WHILE ALIVE should receive equal treatment. These statements in no way contradict each other.

Reply: Those are not the statements in question. Here are the statements made by you that are contradictory.

Part 1: "It says to kill people. How is that ok?"

Part 2: "If nobody I cared about died, then it wouldn't bother me one bit. I'd just be annoyed about all the radiation."

In the first statement it signifies a person that is compassionate and caring and doesn't understand why in The Old Testament homosexuality (as well as other sinful acts) were punishable by death and it was not okay and unjustified in your view.

Then in the second statement it signifies a person that just doesn't care about billions upon billions of people getting killed during an all out nuclear World War as long as people that is cared about didn't die.

There is no consistency here. If you cared about just a handful of homosexuals that you didn't know personally then clearly you would overwhelmingly care about billions upon billions of people dying in an unjustified crazy nuclear holocaust of a war.

You would be outraged that such a horrific act could have possibly occurred and done so much damage to humanity.

So there are your contradictory statements...I rest my case!

1. I'm not gay

Reply: There is evidence on this thread that you could possibly be gay.

2. I never once said I cared about people thousands of years ago. Lying is a good christian

Reply: The statement you made on pg. 143 #3564: QUOTE Originally Posted by Mikniks: "It says to kill people. How is that ok?"

Is clearly an indication that you cared about people thousands of years ago. During the time of Moses there were punishments for disobedience and homosexuality was a sin punishable by death.

These punishments were only carried out in the Old Testament which were thousands of years ago and it doesn't apply today in our present time.

So when you posed the question above you were suggesting those killings were not ok during the time of Moses.

3. A statement is not contradictory if both parts can be true an the same time. Part 1: Life is meaningless. Part 2: I thing everyoine WHILE ALIVE should receive equal treatment. These statements in no way contradict each other.

Reply: Those are not the statements in question. Here are the statements made by you that are contradictory.

Part 1: "It says to kill people. How is that ok?"

Part 2: "If nobody I cared about died, then it wouldn't bother me one bit. I'd just be annoyed about all the radiation."

In the first statement it signifies a person that is compassionate and caring and doesn't understand why in The Old Testament homosexuality (as well as other sinful acts) were punishable by death and it was not okay and unjustified in your view.

Then in the second statement it signifies a person that just doesn't care about billions upon billions of people getting killed during an all out nuclear World War as long as people that is cared about didn't die.

There is no consistency here. If you cared about just a handful of homosexuals that you didn't know personally then clearly you would overwhelmingly care about billions upon billions of people dying in an unjustified crazy nuclear holocaust of a war.

You would be outraged that such a horrific act could have possibly occurred and done so much damage to humanity.

So there are your contradictory statements...I rest my case!