Does God exist? (7 Viewers)

[Iron]

and you were doing so well


YOU'LL PAY FOR THIS, CAPTAIN PLANET!

 

[Lebosouljah]

if by god u mean allah then yeh he does exist duno bout all youz guys gods though ahaha

 

[x.christina]

if by god u mean allah then yeh he does exist duno bout all youz guys gods though ahaha

/facepalm.

 

[moll.]

if by god u mean allah then yeh he does exist duno bout all youz guys gods though ahaha

"nah, allah duznt exist bruh. i snapped the farker. beat him up gud. he'z ded now uleh!"


Fucking kafirs. A hex upon the House of Lebanon!

 

[Iron]

Palm Sunday, bos

The good thing is that you not only get a free palm branch, but it makes for a great self-whipping device
sure is satisfying!

 

[moll.]

Anyone watching "The Hidden Story of Jesus" on Compass, ABC at the moment?

 

[x.christina]

Anyone watching "The Hidden Story of Jesus" on Compass, ABC at the moment?

Yeah, I saw a bit then went to bed. Mum watched it though. What happened after the first 15 mins?

 

[moll.]

Basically just pointed out how Jesus = Krishna = 1st Buddha = Roman god whose name I can't remember.
Pretty good, but a bit basic. Presenter was heaps enthusiastic.

 

[x.christina]

Basically just pointed out how Jesus = Krishna = 1st Buddha = Roman god whose name I can't remember.
Pretty good, but a bit basic. Presenter was heaps enthusiastic.

Yeah he was a bit. My mum kept talking over the top of it going "BAH this is bullshit die die die" yep she's catholic. lol
Did you ever watch the story on 60 mins, aaaaaages ago about how they thought they found the remains of Jesus and Mary?

 

[moll.]

Nah, but until they do DNA testing (which is impossible because nothing from the time survives to compare it to) I'm not going to believe them anyway.
Apparently the next weeks episode of last night's series talks about how some guy in India reckons the tomb of Jebus is the one he worships at.

 

[Gloves]

hey guys, you know the name 'jesus' is pronounced 'haysuz"

 

[moll.]

that is silly, Jesus was one of the most common names back then ( it is translated as joshua i think). there is no evidence to suggest one particular tomb which they can pin-point to be his.

Yeah, cos there were heaps of Hebrews in India...


Also, it doesn't translate to Joshua, because Joshua is already a Hebrew name. Hence the Joshua of Jericho fame.

 

[Tully B.]

Iron, are you simply a cast-iron catholic, or do your view at all differ with that of the current pope? Do you believe that the pope's opinions should (or do) convey the opinions of the general catholic population? Do you like the catholic church as an organization. I've got more questions, but I don't want to bore you completely

 

[Iron]

Sure, we submit to papal infallibility, which states that the Pope has a better connection to the holy spirit than other individuals. This makes his theological judgement superior and worthy of obedience.
Put a bunch of protestants together and they cant agree on the colour of carpet.
Catholics are efficient

I hasten to add that the views of the 'Catholic population' are not relevant to divine truth. We are unashamedly authoritarian, u might have herd

 

[Kwayera]

hey guys, you know the name 'jesus' is pronounced 'haysuz"

It's pronounced "hay-soos" in Spanish-speaking countries, where it is a popular modern name. That doesn't mean it was pronounced that way for Jesus of Nazareth.

 

[x.christina]

Nah, but until they do DNA testing (which is impossible because nothing from the time survives to compare it to) I'm not going to believe them anyway.
Apparently the next weeks episode of last night's series talks about how some guy in India reckons the tomb of Jebus is the one he worships at.

I'm so watching that one.

 

[Iron]

Holy Thursday, bos

You are all commanded to attend your nearest Catholic church from, usually, 730pm

 

[whatashotbyseve]

I'll be at my local.... pub.

 

[x.christina]

Holy Thursday, bos

You are all commanded to attend your nearest Catholic church from, usually, 730pm

My mum is going tonight.

I promise I'll go on Sunday like a good little church girly!

 

[moll.]

the problem with papal infallibilty is that you believe that he is always right, so you can not correct yourselves if you discover that what you are teaching is not biblical, which much of it is not (e.g. works playing a role on entry to heaven, the pope himself, purgatory e.t.c)

There is a vast difference between non-biblical and non-Christian.
Also, as far as I know, there is nothing in the Bible directly contravening the stance of the Catholic Church. It's therefore just as liable to be theologically correct as it to be incorrect.