Well your fundamental flaw is you’re saying your argument is correct and can’t be debated. Just because you say so
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ego and self are the roots of all evilsWell your fundamental flaw is you’re saying your argument is correct and can’t be debated. Just because you say so
who can say for you what your experience with God has been but you 
The COLI loves to hate the bible
But accept Roman Empire/ Babylonian/Sodom and Gomorrah/Satanic practices...
The Coli is a bunch and of white boys of course they hate the creator
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Well your fundamental flaw is you’re saying your argument is correct and can’t be debated. Just because you say so
Nope, I said the Word of God is true. Only the Word of God. But do you breh. Nobody is going to try and make you believe anything. Just stating facts. Keep living life
people may laugh, giggle and all that and commit blasphemy even when Jesus walked the earth there were haters and unbelievers but one day you will draw your last breath as it is appointed for men to die and then my coli brehs and brehettes it won't be all and 
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And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear your words, when ye depart out of that house or city, shake off the dust of your feet. Verily I say unto you, it shall be more tolerable for the land of Sodom and Gomorrah in the Day of Judgment than for that city.
in a world where things shift and change, what would unchanging truth look like
Genesis 1:1-2
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Black theology is the most prominent religious experience of African-Americans, its not totally off-base.Nikkas tryna make not believing a book full of stupid bullshyt a race issue
Again, I think you're mixing up the "Holy Roman Empire" that is now Western Europe, with the "Roman Empire" which is like, Italy and Turkey.
And yeah, Luther and Calvin are the fathers of modern Protestantism, but the Eastern Orthodox Churches and the North and East African churches are about as old as Catholicism.
Well, there was a concept of Hell for Jews - the sheol was what it was referred to in the Torah and the Old Testament, the Gehenna/Gahanna was the burning place outside of Jerusalem that was treated as a metaphor, and the place of the Fallen Angels was referenced in the Book of Enoch - but it differs sharply from our later interpretations.But you do believe in Hell, correct? That came from the Romans. Jews had no belief in eternal punishment prior to Christianity. While in Rome, they became influenced by Hellenistic beliefs.
The concept of the devil also has no basis in Judaism. Christians were influenced by other religions like Zorostrianism and consolidated the snake in the garden, the Satan in the book of Job, and the Lucifer in Isaiah.
The entire basis of Christianity doesn't even line up with what was established in Judaism. Jews and Christians see original sin completely differently. Christians believe adam and eve's sin made all of humanity totally depraved and deserving of eternal punishment. None of that exists under Judaism. They were the first to sin yeah, but that didn't curse mankind to eternal punishment. Everyones responsible for their own actions. Judaism is more optimistic because people can redeem themselves through hard work, but Christianity is just completely pessimistic
And it doesn't even guarantee jesus will save you if you do accept him
God ultimately can do whatever he feels like
I'm speaking from the POV of the Bible's universe of course. To reiterate, I dont actually believe in this stuff
Augustine and several other religious leaders combined all three concepts into a kind of hodge-podge punishment place, it wasn't Hellenistic.
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I'm sure that Galileo, Newton, and Tyson would agree.
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