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Has anyone heard of these before? Is there any website that already has answers? Or anyone willing to answer a few of these?
God bless
btw, this was started by some guy on a myspace group:
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General Questions for Christians:
According to your belief in Christianity, does man have the right to live for his own sake? Yes or no? Please cite references to support your answer.
Does the Bible offer any doctrine in support of man’s individual rights? Yes or no? Please cite references to support your answer.
If yes to the above (2), does the Bible teach any doctrine that may be in conflict with the doctrine of man’s individual rights? Yes or no? Please cite references if possible.
In Luke 19:27, Jesus is reported to have said, “But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me” (KJV). What do you as a Christian think this means?
If you answered yes to question 2) above, what would you say in answer to those who believe the passage in Luke 19:27 (quoted above) is a teaching in direct violation of the doctrine of man’s individual rights? Please explain in detail and try to remain consistent to the answer you gave in 2) above.
In Exodus 22:18, it is attributed to the Hebrew God to have said, “Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.” (A similar injunction is found in Leviticus 20:27.) This injunction is nothing short of a direct commandment to kill a human being accused of witchcraft. If this is the position of the Judeo-Christian God, then how can one argue that individual rights find a foundation and defense in Judeo-Christian doctrine if one does not have the right to be a witch? Please explain how such a verse can conform to a political doctrine of individual rights.
In your opinion as a Christian, is the Bible an authority on matters of truth? Yes or no? Please cite references where possible.
If you answered yes to question 7) above, can you please state for the record how the Bible defines truth? Please cite references to support your answer.
If you answered yes to question 7) above, but could not find a verse in the Bible that defines the concept ‘truth’, how do you justify your affirmative answer to 7) above, that the Bible is an authority on matters of truth, when you can provide no citation from the Bible defining the concept ‘truth’? Please explain in detail.
If you answered yes to question 7) above and offered a scripture to support your answer (i.e., a scripture which explicitly defines the concept ‘truth’), are you certain that the scripture you offered indeed defines the concept ‘truth’ and does not merely presuppose an understood definition? Please explain in detail.
In your opinion as a Christian, is the Bible an authority on matters of morality? Yes or no? Please cite references where possible to support your answer.
If you answered yes to question 11) above, can you please state for the record how the Bible defines morality? Please cite references to support your answer.
and MUUUCH more that could not be copy and pasted here.
God bless
btw, this was started by some guy on a myspace group:
forum.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=messageboard.viewThread&entryID=39910243&categoryID=0&IsSticky=0&groupID=101384672&Mytoken=3FD84DBF-D060-4704-BA384CEB5E894B1B96478560
General Questions for Christians:
According to your belief in Christianity, does man have the right to live for his own sake? Yes or no? Please cite references to support your answer.
Does the Bible offer any doctrine in support of man’s individual rights? Yes or no? Please cite references to support your answer.
If yes to the above (2), does the Bible teach any doctrine that may be in conflict with the doctrine of man’s individual rights? Yes or no? Please cite references if possible.
In Luke 19:27, Jesus is reported to have said, “But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me” (KJV). What do you as a Christian think this means?
If you answered yes to question 2) above, what would you say in answer to those who believe the passage in Luke 19:27 (quoted above) is a teaching in direct violation of the doctrine of man’s individual rights? Please explain in detail and try to remain consistent to the answer you gave in 2) above.
In Exodus 22:18, it is attributed to the Hebrew God to have said, “Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live.” (A similar injunction is found in Leviticus 20:27.) This injunction is nothing short of a direct commandment to kill a human being accused of witchcraft. If this is the position of the Judeo-Christian God, then how can one argue that individual rights find a foundation and defense in Judeo-Christian doctrine if one does not have the right to be a witch? Please explain how such a verse can conform to a political doctrine of individual rights.
In your opinion as a Christian, is the Bible an authority on matters of truth? Yes or no? Please cite references where possible.
If you answered yes to question 7) above, can you please state for the record how the Bible defines truth? Please cite references to support your answer.
If you answered yes to question 7) above, but could not find a verse in the Bible that defines the concept ‘truth’, how do you justify your affirmative answer to 7) above, that the Bible is an authority on matters of truth, when you can provide no citation from the Bible defining the concept ‘truth’? Please explain in detail.
If you answered yes to question 7) above and offered a scripture to support your answer (i.e., a scripture which explicitly defines the concept ‘truth’), are you certain that the scripture you offered indeed defines the concept ‘truth’ and does not merely presuppose an understood definition? Please explain in detail.
In your opinion as a Christian, is the Bible an authority on matters of morality? Yes or no? Please cite references where possible to support your answer.
If you answered yes to question 11) above, can you please state for the record how the Bible defines morality? Please cite references to support your answer.
and MUUUCH more that could not be copy and pasted here.
