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Recent content by alypius

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    Monotheists: why only one god?

    What if God is not one being among many (eg. here is the keyboard, there is the screen and over there is God)?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    What does the Iliad claim about the past?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    Isn't it important whether the Iliad's form of writing intends to claim something about the past, compared with the Gospels?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    Wouldn't records of those battles rely on the authorial activity of the writer?
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    Omnipresent?

    Is there a specific verse where God casts people out?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    Aren't the Iliad and the Gospels different forms of writing?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    Aren't accounts of American Civil War commonly accepted even though no one is alive today from that event?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    Would it be valid to accept that Socrates actually existed based on Plato's writings (to extend further do we accept the account of the Roman historian Sallust in his Catiline's War - which is older that the Gospels)?
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    Omnipresent?

    What is the reference for that scripture verse?
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    Why do you accept Jesus as Messiah?

    If one accepts the authenticity of much older documents (like Plato's Dialogues), then on what grounds is the much more recent New Testament rejected as not authentic?
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    Omnipresent?

    What if Hell is not God's abandonment of a person but the person's free decision to permanently turn away from God?
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    I don't particularly want to sin...

    The claim was made that when people insist on their god's moral dominion then the people with most resources oppress others. What evidence is there to support this claim?
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    Torah in Christianity

    Isn't Psalm 19 part of the Ketuvim not the Torah?
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    I don't particularly want to sin...

    What evidence is there to support this view?
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    I don't particularly want to sin...

    Just to take a historical example: The bombs at Nagasaki and Hiroshima ended the war, so okay?
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