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no you don't respect the law

You are right, I don't respect the law.

Do you even read the Bible, ever? I don't remember the particular verse, but the Bible basically says that law and government are established by God for a purpose, and that we are meant to obey it. Just think - where would mankind be if there was no law or government? - It would be chaos, with people running amock and killing and stealing from each other. Would you prefer that?

"That which does not kill me only makes me stronger." -Friedrich Nietzsche

You know, until you get some Biblical back-up, your argument is pretty weak. Otherwise, you might as well be quoting supervillains (which at first I thought you were).

Quote from: Colin Michael on January 30, 2009, 05:18:07 PM

Yeah, I'd take meth so I can do my paper better. Right.

If you really thought it would help you do better on the paper, why not?  You believe that the ends justify the means.

False hypothetical.

I have no regrets.

There is a difference between no regrets and no lessons learned.  My point is that you can't limit yourself effectively and you are refusing to allow anything outside yourself limit you.  This is a long-term recipe for disaster.
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I don't see it as a recipe for disaster at all. Being limitless is hardly a bad thing.

Quote from: Colin Michael on January 30, 2009, 05:18:07 PM

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no you don't respect the law

You are right, I don't respect the law.

Do you even read the Bible, ever? I don't remember the particular verse, but the Bible basically says that law and government are established by God for a purpose, and that we are meant to obey it. Just think - where would mankind be if there was no law or government? - It would be chaos, with people running amock and killing and stealing from each other. Would you prefer that?

Research John Locke and social contract theory.
To answer the question, yes, I would prefer "anarchy" in a sense; completely free individuals with no government. Government is NOT established by God, rather, it is established by man to suppress the individual's rights. So would I like it? Yes.
deos enim religuos accipimus, Casares dedimus.

"That which does not kill me only makes me stronger." -Friedrich Nietzsche

You know, until you get some Biblical back-up, your argument is pretty weak. Otherwise, you might as well be quoting supervillains (which at first I thought you were).
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I don't view the Bible as a credible source, actually.

I think we should probably move this to "open discussion" on that note.

then your are dumb

Unnecessary RED.  Even though you may not agree, that doesn't make it dumb.  Plus, we don't need that stuff here.

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You know, until you get some Biblical back-up, your argument is pretty weak. Otherwise, you might as well be quoting supervillains (which at first I thought you were).

I don't view the Bible as a credible source, actually.

Why on earth do you play Redemption, the Bible-based card game?!

Must you be a Christian (or believe in the Bible) to play Redemption?  I think not.  This isn't an elitist game.

Therefore, your logic has no basis.

Is believing in the Bible in the Apostle's creed?

look you can redemption if you don't know the lord

Quote from: Colin Michael on January 30, 2009, 05:58:37 PM

Is believing in the Bible in the Apostle's creed?

I don't think this answered my question.

Because Redemption is most awesomest

What are everyone's denominations here? To be honest, this disbelief in the Bible offends me, but I'm not sure if stuff like that is okay in Catholic or Lutheran churches or something.

nice creed?

they changed to english