God is love, but he also is just. He responds to every error with destructive punishment -- upon the sinner or upon Christ as substitute for those who believe.
[Why should I believe what you say is true?]
If you don't, God will destroy you.
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Wow. Sounds like he's really a just guy to me.
God is Love because he responds to every error (no matter how insignificant) with destructive punishment, but if you believe in him, he'll torture his own son instead of you. If you don't believe in him, he'll torture you AND destroy you.
So... let's say I really hate Jesus a lot. So, I just have to become a Christian and profess belief, and then when I go kill a bunch of people, Jesus gets a whippin' instead of me.
"God is love,"There is no evidence to support that assertion.
"but he also is just."
Similarly, there is no evidence to support that assertion either.
"He responds to every error with destructive punishment -- upon the sinner or upon Christ as substitute for those who believe."
So, "God" the Father, punishes every transgression from any of his special, created-in-his-own-image creations with destructive vengence? And, this destruction is vented either on the "sinner" or on "God's" innocent son? Why would such a god be worthy of worship?
[Why should I believe what you say is true?]
If you don't, God will destroy you."
God is love, but will kill you if you disagree, or fail to properly felate him, or genuflect improperly or breathe. God may or may not be love, but your version of God is fucked.
God is love but he also is just.
Oh, so you're defining "god" as a being who is loveing , not as the feeling of love. (*takes back "theist" remark*) You also define your god as just. I'm guessing you mean the Christian god, based on the forum you're posting in.
He responds to every error with destructive punishment -- upon the sinner...
I'm a strong atheist towards this god. The being you've described cannot exist because he/she/it holds two mutually exclusive traits; "just" and "punishes for every error, however small."
...or upon Christ as substitute for those who believe.
Maybe that's why we can't find Jesus! If he gets beaten for Christians' sins, he'd be far to bloody to recognize by now! Assuming God ressurects him every time he dies, we'd still be unable to recognize him; the moment he rises again, he'd be beaten beyond all recognition.
Let's all tell the Christians that:
1. If you want to find Jesus (and have him intact enough to recognize), then stop sinning.
2. You're a bit late for the Second Coming; based on the severity of God's punishment and the vastness of Christian sin, I'd estimate that Jesus has been ressurected (((10^5000000000)^2000000000000)^650000000000)^200000000000 times.
Why should I believe what you say is true?
If you don't, God will destroy you.you !
For future reference, please keep in mind that death threats do not replace a rational argument. Fear is a poor reason to believe something.
JohnRaptor "Appeal to authority fallacy"
<<< or upon Christ as substitute for those who believe. >>>
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