Originally posted by robbie carrobieRob, in case you have forgotten, I don't believe in God. There is no God to mock in this case.
its not good to mock God PK, not good at all. I dont think i can even save you now.
You seriously believe some spirit in the sky is going to exact revenge on me for what I type on a chess forum website?! Your're even more nuts than I think you are already.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieim sure they would rather not have any illness. but its hardly a reason to specifically select them out of the general populous because they have higher level of 'something they would rather not have' and parade h.i.v. around as some sort of weapon to imply that they all homosexuals are immoral. you dont not call all hetrosexuals immoral, you carefully choose your words to select just the hetrosexuals who are promiscuous....yet you never make that distinction for homosexuals. thus making you a big old homophobe.
I am sure he would rather not be HIV+, you make it sound like a good thing!
Originally posted by robbie carrobieSo Muslims should impose their beliefs on those of other faiths or else be accused of hypocrisy? Are you sure about this?
Its simply an example FMF of having a personal value and providing an inducement to others to engage in activity which is contrary to that personal value. Its hypocritical.
Originally posted by Proper KnobOk, but dont say i did not warn you.
Rob, in case you have forgotten, I don't believe in God. There is no God to mock in this case.
You seriously some spirit in the sky is going to exact revenge on me for what I type on a chess forum website?! Your're even more nuts than I think you are already.
Originally posted by FMFthis is not what i am saying t all, I am saying that if you have a personal belief you should not provide an inducement to others in order for them to behave in a manner that is contrary to that personal belief, if you think its wrong to steal would you make safe cracking tools and provide them to others? Hardly!
So Muslims should impose their beliefs on those of other faiths or else be accused of hypocrisy? Are you sure about this?
25 Apr 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieand dont say i didnt warn you, one day you will be stood before god -
Ok, but dont say i did not warn you.
god 'robbie'
robbie 'yes, your wonderful majesty, oh please share your wisdom and love with me'
god ' why were you such a dick?'
Originally posted by stellspalfieNope i think i have been rather restrained and somewhat balanced, but i cannot change your opinion nor prevent you from getting personal, so be it.
im sure they would rather not have any illness. but its hardly a reason to specifically select them out of the general populous because they have higher level of 'something they would rather not have' and parade h.i.v. around as some sort of weapon to imply that they all homosexuals are immoral. you dont not call all hetrosexuals immoral, you carefully ...[text shortened]... s....yet you never make that distinction for homosexuals. thus making you a big old homophobe.
Originally posted by stellspalfieok, now you are blaspheming, I cannot hang out with you any longer, this is uncalled for dude, I am a Christian, please try to remember that.
and dont say i didnt warn you, one day you will be stood before god -
god 'robbie'
robbie 'yes, your wonderful majesty, oh please share your wisdom and love with me'
god ' why were you such a dick?'
Originally posted by robbie carrobieBut the Muslim knows that the Christian [for example] does not share his specific belief about alcohol. I can understand a Muslim who tells fellow Muslims that its wrong to drink alcohol would be hypocritical if he then drank alcohol. But why should he superimpose his views on Muslims not being allowed to drink onto someone of a different religion? Surely you are not advocating this?
this is not what i am saying t all, I am saying that if you have a personal belief you should not provide an inducement to others in order for them to break that personal belief, if you think its wrong to steal would you make safe cracking tools and provide them to others? Hardly!
25 Apr 13
Originally posted by robbie carrobieyou cant say 'nope' when it is exactly what you do. you say all homosexuality is bad, but only promiscuous hetrosexuals are bad. so shows that your problem with homosexuality is not based on promiscuous behavior otherwise you would specify that as you do with hetrosexuality. you may have convinced yourself otherwise, you may think that you are being balanced but that brings us back around to your ego problems.
Nope i think i have been rather restrained and somewhat balanced, but i cannot change your opinion nor prevent you from getting personal, so be it.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieStealing is a crime. Safe cracking tools are for committing crimes. If it is not a crime to drink alcohol, and the Muslim does not drinking himself, why would it be hypocritical to serve a drink to a person who does not believe it is wrong?
if you think its wrong to steal would you make safe cracking tools and provide them to others? Hardly!
Originally posted by FMFi cannot explain it in any terms more clearer than i have already, i am tired and need to rest.
But the Muslim knows that the Christian [for example] does not share his specific belief about alcohol. I can understand a Muslim who tells fellow Muslims that its wrong to drink alcohol would be hypocritical if he then drank alcohol. But why should he superimpose his views on Muslims not being allowed to drink onto someone of a different religion? Surely you are not advocating this?
Originally posted by FMFit was only an example. Try to forget about Muslims, if it help you any more, think of stealing.
Stealing is a crime. Safe cracking tools are for committing crimes. If it is not a crime to drink alcohol, and the Muslim does not drinking himself, why would it be hypocritical to serve a drink to a person who does not believe it is wrong?