Please?
Regards,
MG
Lol. Not a response, just a dodge. Explaining your contradictory statements is your responsibility. If you can't, that is an explanation in itself.
And there you have it, folks. Shrink wrapping believers in the restoration of the gospel into a tidy little package of silly people.Marcus wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 4:33 pm
Bottom line here, justifying plates, etc. is simply not possible when one starts by assuming the conclusion, and then tries to fit disparate and inconsistent facts into their story. It is illogical. It is not evidence of the supernatural, its just an attempt to justify the injustifiable.
No MG. You arent going to get away with all of your attacks by asking others to not to notice them.
*bump for Marcus.MG 2.0 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 4:02 pmChrist’s Atonement is Infinite and eternal. The sufferings of all of God’s children due to the wickedness of men will be compensated for and healed. One has to remember that this life is not all there is and that the sufferings and trials of this life are a small part of eternity. There will be a judgement. Those that are guilty of heinous crimes against humanity will also be compensated with appropriate consequences for their actions.Res Ipsa wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 6:03 am
What you seem to be dancing around but unwilling to admit is that Christ’s suffering and sacrifice is not sufficient for the redemption of sins. Innocent children also must be beaten and raped for salvation to occur. Beating, rape, torture, and murder of children are all necessary parts of the plan that Jesus Christ himself presented at the council in heaven, and you voted for that plan. Because mortals cannot be free agents if God does not send innocent children to earth knowing that they will be beaten, tortured, raped and murdered. Because unless children are beaten, tortured raped, and murdered, it’s so easy not to sin that you call it being handed salvation on a silver platter.
If you believe that this life is all there is, then yes, things appear…and are…a real mess when it comes to the atrocities committed by free agents upon the innocent.
War and mayhem and cruel disease and sickness have been and will always be a part of this natural world.
The power of Jesus’s atonement is the only mitigating factor that can make everything right in the long run.
Secularism does not give any hope to the powerless and innocent in the face of evil.
As I think I’ve already said, God knows full well that this is a fallen world. A natural world where there are real world consequences for the actions that people make…both the good and the bad.
That’s VERY difficult for some people to accept especially if they have no hope of God’s love and and Christ’s mercy in the eternal scheme of things.
God is not at fault for the actions and choices that evil people make. But he will judge them accordingly and all will be made right.
There is a matter of trust involved. Do we and can we trust in God’s plan which involves free agency and that all will be made right through Christ’s Infinite Atonement?
As it is, you have failed to come up with a plan/schema for a better world in which there is no evil. You are essentially left in a position of no hope. You cannot stop the evil. It will always exist in the hearts of some men/women.
God and his Son are the only one’s that have planned for and created a plan by which all we compensated and rewarded according to their works in the flesh. Some are blessed with the faith to know and/or believe that this is so. That faith cannot be forced. It is a choice.
As is the belief in the plates and the angel that are part of the restoration narrative.
Regards,
MG
Regards,Secularism does not give any hope to the powerless and innocent in the face of evil.
No, this was not a substantive response to my post:MG 2.0 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 4:38 pmAnd there you have it, folks. Shrink wrapping believers in the restoration of the gospel into a tidy little package of silly people.Marcus wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 4:33 pm
Bottom line here, justifying plates, etc. is simply not possible when one starts by assuming the conclusion, and then tries to fit disparate and inconsistent facts into their story. It is illogical. It is not evidence of the supernatural, its just an attempt to justify the injustifiable.
Right, Doc?
Regards,
MG
Can you explain the contradiction in your posts?
Your response again is a non sequitur and fails to respond to Res Ipsa's question, to which you were responding.MG 2.0 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 4:41 pm*bump for Marcus.MG 2.0 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 4:02 pmChrist’s Atonement is Infinite and eternal. The sufferings of all of God’s children due to the wickedness of men will be compensated for and healed. One has to remember that this life is not all there is and that the sufferings and trials of this life are a small part of eternity. There will be a judgement. Those that are guilty of heinous crimes against humanity will also be compensated with appropriate consequences for their actions.
If you believe that this life is all there is, then yes, things appear…and are…a real mess when it comes to the atrocities committed by free agents upon the innocent.
War and mayhem and cruel disease and sickness have been and will always be a part of this natural world.
The power of Jesus’s atonement is the only mitigating factor that can make everything right in the long run.
Secularism does not give any hope to the powerless and innocent in the face of evil.
As I think I’ve already said, God knows full well that this is a fallen world. A natural world where there are real world consequences for the actions that people make…both the good and the bad.
That’s VERY difficult for some people to accept especially if they have no hope of God’s love and and Christ’s mercy in the eternal scheme of things.
God is not at fault for the actions and choices that evil people make. But he will judge them accordingly and all will be made right.
There is a matter of trust involved. Do we and can we trust in God’s plan which involves free agency and that all will be made right through Christ’s Infinite Atonement?
As it is, you have failed to come up with a plan/schema for a better world in which there is no evil. You are essentially left in a position of no hope. You cannot stop the evil. It will always exist in the hearts of some men/women.
God and his Son are the only one’s that have planned for and created a plan by which all we compensated and rewarded according to their works in the flesh. Some are blessed with the faith to know and/or believe that this is so. That faith cannot be forced. It is a choice.
As is the belief in the plates and the angel that are part of the restoration narrative.
Regards,
MG
Please, respond to that.res ipsa wrote: Yes, you have. It was a non sequitur the first time you said it. And it is still a non sequitur. Beaten and raped children do not need the atonement to be saved from being victims of beatings and rape. Being a victim is not a sin.
What you seem to be dancing around but unwilling to admit is that Christ’s suffering and sacrifice is not sufficient for the redemption of sins. Innocent children also must be beaten and raped for salvation to occur. Beating, rape, torture, and murder of children are all necessary parts of the plan that Jesus Christ himself presented at the council in heaven, and you voted for that plan. Because mortals cannot be free agents if God does not send innocent children to earth knowing that they will be beaten, tortured, raped and murdered. Because unless children are beaten, tortured raped, and murdered, it’s so easy not to sin that you call it being handed salvation on a silver platter.
Take your own advice upthread and grow a pair: own up to the logical consequences of your own religious claims. Have the courage to admit that you sat in the council of heaven and knowingly voted for a plan that included beating, raping, torturing and murdering children. Then argue that the atonement somehow requires and makes all that peachy keen.
Regards,Secularism does not give any hope to the powerless and innocent in the face of evil.
Marcus,