Comment Re:islam (Score 2, Informative) 1350
Matthew 19:8, apply as principle, the Bible is not a ruleset, things change.
Matthew 19:8, apply as principle, the Bible is not a ruleset, things change.
"Sola fide" is a reaction to the Catholic, not so disinterested, accent on acts of salvation. Personally I'd let an all seing all powerful and just entity decide for itself whom is to consider a follower.
The concept of capital sin, and for the Bible only fans, Matthew 25, are a bit more demanding than your syllogism about sin. Now if you argue that some Christians do not obtain salvation I could agree but then we have reached absurdity.
There is no logic in definitions. These passages seem pretty clear:
Matthew 7:21-23
Matthew 21,28-32
>Kill them all, let God sort them out.
Cool, it's an instance of lazy execution in the context of "lazy" executions. Your move, atheists.
Seriously, you cannot kill as a Christian, because 1. you can't kill 2. being Christian is defined by your actions, not your label. So you might wear a tiara, it does not matter.
This killing is permitted by Islam? There is a relatively short book that underwent much less aggressive editing than the bible, which can answer that question, personally I don't know.
MS is the new IBM, while android is the new windows.
Source: I own an android phone.
If you follow the literal contents of the books you end up with the 10 commandments and good luck imitating God's killings without being God (a capital sin justified with a sin? sorry, it's downstairs for you).
If you follow the literal contents you also assert you understand them 100% which is quite a feat, but never mind that.
If somebody wrote books like those today, he'd find himself in the same position as the Mohammed guy, where his assertions would either be questioned or used, if fitting some powerful interest's agenda.
So if you blame Mohammed instead of those interests, you make a great favor to those interests because they can change their ideology as easily as you can buy a pair of shoes.
> Given that atheism doesn't give any exclusive right of life and death to man...
not directly, but those are details.
who is the source of any system of values so far? for atheism, man.
> All non-religious texts?
yes, if you follow the rationale behind banning the description of a god's action, you ought to realize that the removal of such god is even more dangerous. In other words, waiting for a god to possess you and make you kill (which is the only way to be sure a god is behind it) is safer than wondering whether to kill or not.
> Why do "people" have a special place in existence again?
Because soylentnews is PEOPLE!
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> Why do "people" have a special place in existence again?
Dunno, but I asked around.
God simply referred to some of His old press releases, and sent me to the "prince of this world" for more insight. So I went to Satan, which did not reply either, proclaimed "my work here is done" and flew away.
> Seriously the Koran itself should be banned as should the bible or the Torah for any criminal actions it promotes
Some of those books delegate the exclusive right of life and death to a hidden god, so removing it from man.
Which means I'd ban atheism too, as it's far more dangerous in theory, and Mammon, aka money, which is far more dangerous in practice.
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Does this seem to you the right place to start a real programming language vs. visual basic flamewar?
They should not bother being behind the attacks. They can just wait a lil longer until auntie and nephew both agree when a politician comes up on TV shouting: Damn hackers! we need internet regulation!
The (cyber) antagonists, are likely useful idiots when two things occur:
1- their target is made of mostly normal people, and does not involve structural damage or structural revolution of the status quo.
2- their act gets lots of attention in the media.
One would be really antagonist if you made useful FOSS, new ways of generating energy, 3d printing breakthroughs, direct democracy schemes.
Speculation becomes news when somebody adopts an official position about it.
My 2c is that either NK is not behind it, or NK is not considered a menace. Else the attack would be downplayed and covered in FUD as all enemy achievements in war always are.
If dyne is a foundation, I don't see why there must be another entity for Devuan, since the objectives are the same. It's like 300â down the drain yearly for mere bureaucracy. If a bunch of devuan devs got elected to "lead" the distro and dyne.org staff did not respect their decisions, dyne would be a hindrance, but I'd wait for this to happen and or provide some substance to your fraud accusation. AFAIK, a foundation would need accounting tricks or no funds appropriation can take place.
Wait, but devuan is the fork, so systemd must be the spaghetti.
Doubts?
man journald.conf and appreciate systemd's implicit mandate for backup suffixes that won't fill your hd undetected as an exercise.
As for me, my init is sh: Still a better log story than systemd.
Make sure your code does nothing gracefully.