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Skriven 2009-02-11 04:14:08 av God Dan (1:138/666.0)
     Kommentar till en text av Jeff Binkley
Ärende: MUSLIM LAWYER BRANDS CHRI
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-> On 10 Feb 09  15:30:00, Jeff Binkley got back to God Dan 
-> Re: MUSLIM LAWYER BRANDS CHRI

 GD>Do so, right after you provide the evidence that your god exists.  

 JB> Whether I do or not will not change your hypocrisy, illiteracy, 
 JB> ignorance and your bigotry.

There are few, if any atheists, that wouldn't change their belief 
in god if you provided evidence for one's existence.  That you refuse 
tells much about your unfounded belief.  

 GD>Believe all you want.  It still won't make you right.  

 JB> It is found in the Old Testament.  There is nothing to believe. 
 
What's found in the OT is 'sheol'.  It is not the hell as used 
by xians.  If it is spelled as hell' in the OT, it is a mistranslation 
and use of the Hebrew word.  
 
 GD>FWIW, most Jews fo not believe in a heaven or a hell.  And, no matter
 GD>how you cut it.  

 JB> Who was talking about Jews ?  I am not Jewish.  You were prattling
 JB> about  Norse mythology.

And your bring in the OT.  Has it occurred to you that that book 
is from the Hebrews?  

 GD>Though in the bible, it is not the hell that xians love so much:   

 JB> Xians are not in the Bible.

Most xians don't bother to follow their ,bible.  

 GD>Sheol
 
 GD>Hebrew, Jewish, and therefore one of the primary sources of Christian
 GD>mythology.
 
 GD>    "Sheol" is a Hebrew word used for the abode of the dead.  It is
 GD>thought of as a place situated below the ground (e.g.  Ezek.  31:15),
 GD>a place of darkness, silence and forgetfulness (Job 10:21; Ps.
 GD>94:17, 88:12).  Although the dead in sheol are apparently cut off
 GD>from God (Ps.  88:3-5), he is not absent (Ps.  139:8), and is able to
 GD>deliver souls from sheol (Ps.  16:10).  It is sometimes translated as
 GD>"hell"; however, it is not seen as a place of eternal punishment, and
 GD>its use in the New Testament (e.g.  Matt.  16:18; Acts 2:27) suggests
 GD>a meaning relating simply to the power of death."
 
 GD>    "Bible Facts" by Jenny Roberts
 
 GD>Sheol is the place where the dead go.  There has been very little or
 GD>no usage of Sheol in Satanic imagery, but it forms part of the
 GD>prehistory of Hell. 

 JB> I have no clue what you are prattling about.

Of course not, as you are clueless as to the origins of your religion.  



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