
05-30-2008, 10:14 AM
Atlian, u just need to read the bible.
Kemi,
I have read the Bible, and from the Bible, I know that fornication is an abomination in the eyes of god and that the fornicator should be stoned to death (god's explicit unchallengeable command!). I also know that it doesn't matter to god if a man if fornicating with a woman or another man. All that matters is that in god's eyes, both are equal mortal sins, which is why both get the same judgement - death by stoning followed by eternal death in hell.
That said, it definitely makes me wonder why you can gloat about your fornication, bragging to Reggie that "I've said bfore, I engage in lots of fornication" - then you turn around and soundly condemn homosexuality using your Bible and god as your moral compass. If you condemned those who you discuss man-to-woman fornication with on Mashada the way you condemn homosexuality, it would make sense. As it is, right now you're nothing but a hypocrite.
Everything that was created before sin was perfect. Sin brought the imperfections ..... Even Satan himself was created so perfect that he sang 4 voices at once.
We all know that a perfect being can only (by definition) do perfect things. He could therefore only have made perfect creations (man and Satan). Again by definition, perfect beings or things cannot do anything imperfect, like sin. Therefore a perfect man created by a perfect god could never ever have sinned. I'm sure we can all agree on that.
But we all know that man sinned. That therefore automatically means that man wasn't created perfect. Which means that a perfect being created an imperfect thing, which is impossible.
If you argue that man was created perfect and it is possible for a perfect thing like man can sin, then you're also arguing that it's also possible for a perfect being (like god) to sin. If you argue that man wasn't created perfect, then you're arguing that it is possible for god to create imperfection, which then means that he isn't perfect. Bottom line is, the "everything was perfect before sin" argument is seriously fundamentally flawed.
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