Everything Wrong With Deuteronomy 2 in the Bible

[@FriendlyAtheist1]

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[@Daniel-cz7kd]

Friendly Atheist I don’t SMASH like button, I might GIVE long speeches, just let me put it together 😏

[@robsquared2]

I smashed it but all that did was damage my monitor.

[@Daniel-cz7kd]

@@robsquared2 That does tend to happen, when you don’t care

[@harrylinka5227]

Keep up the good work you do an amazing job I can hardly wait till every Sunday to hear the next chapter it's just so amazing what kind of God is this he's more of a devil than a god

[@dougt7580]

Thank goodness God had the wisdom to include so many books about Bronze Age Levant land disputes and tribal political infighting, knowing that all of this information will be very important and relevant to all humans always and forever.

[@skepticusmaximus184]

Yes! Without that and all those endless begats, we'd be totally lost. 🙄

[@kellydalstok8900]

@@skepticusmaximus184 And the minute details for building a tent and an ark, and then repeating every minute detail in the part about building that stuff.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

Yeah, no need for any medicine, detailed peacemaking guidance, construction of aqueducts or wells, desalination and so on.

[@skepticusmaximus184]

@@kellydalstok8900 Good point. 👍 Not to forget the excruciating detail and repetition expounded on how to go about making sacrifices and offerings. It wouldn't be a proper barbecue if you didn't splash the lambs blood over the altar.

[@skepticusmaximus184]

@@chrissonofpear1384 Medicine? What's wrong with good old prayer and exorcisms? As for peace making; You should have seen how peaceful it was right after Joshua slew all the Gibeonites. Apart from all the little girls screaming "please don't rape me mister", you coulda heard a pin drop.

[@parkb5320]

I love how God hardens peoples hearts because we all have free will until God gets bored and wants to see another bloody battle.

[@orphanblackops4608]

The Bible would never get past a publisher today. If edited properly, it would be about 10% of the size.

[@rcblazer]

So much for this God fella being all about love. He kills off anyone he doesn't care about when he isn't mistreating the people he supposedly loves.

[@Mar-dk3mp]

ye because he is all he can do wherever he wants. But only western godless and Souless idiot do not get it, why??? May God bless you anyway

[@rcblazer]

@@Mar-dk3mp Well I am glad to have had actual loving parents who would give me a glass of water when I ask for one instead of throwing poisonous snakes at me.

[@sdlorah6450]

God is love (1 John 4:16). God is also holy and righteous (Psalm 97:2). The man whom God created and loved Adam, sinned against him bringing death into the world and God's judgment (Genesis 2:17, 3:6, Romans 3:23). All men, likewise, have sinned against God and similarly are condemned as a result (Romans 5:12). But God demonstrated his love for us in sending his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, to be the Savior of men (1 John 4:14, Romans 5:8). Jesus suffered for all of the wrongs we have done in his death upon the cross, being innocent and without sin himself (Isaiah 53:3-6). Now risen from the dead, he freely offers forgiveness of sins and eternal life to all who put their trust in him (Romans 6:23, John 6:47). Were it not for God's love, were it not for Jesus suffering on my behalf for my sins, my future would have been enduring the wrath of God in hell after my death (Luke 16:19-31). Instead, I will have life, peace, and joy with God, my Creator and Redeemer! God desires that none perish, but that all come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9). These things of which you read were written for our benefit that we may be warned, heed the warning of coming judgment, and turn to Jesus Christ for salvation, his free gift for us bought with his own blood (Colossians 1:14).

[@rcblazer]

@@sdlorah6450 None of that explains why God is a child murderer. Couldn't God... I don't know, NOT murder children?

[@sdlorah6450]

God tells us in the Bible of how it is and of the judgment we face as the human race in rebellion against him. Our consciences agree with God and his word--each of us has broken his commandments and are accountable to him as our judge. No man has the power to stave off death and judgment, but God will save the soul that asks him for mercy and grace as found in the Lord Jesus Christ, the only Savior of men (see Acts 4:12). Wise men fear God when they read of his power to create and sustain life as well as to bring judgment like we read in the scriptures. Our opinions do not alter that reality. We can balk at God and his warnings and promises to our own demise and perish or we can humble ourselves and act on his warnings and promise of forgiveness of sins through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and live. Look unto me and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is none else (Isaiah 45:22).

[@orendungan3455]

Now, Hemant, we have to acknowledge the impressive growth arc the Yahweh character has displayed over the generations. Back then, He delivered into his tribe's hands the lands of those who stood against them. Now, he helps athletes score points and win games. See? Way better.

[@dragowolfraven3806]

Not to mention helping find car keys and lost pets.

[@marquisejefferson1648]

These comments are the funniest EVER and SO relevant 😂😂😂

[@d.o.m.494]

This reads as if god is some sort of local war deity with a grudge.

[@MagereHein]

I think that's an accurate description of YHWH.

[@KeriRautenkranz]

The Hebrew War God. I have been using that name since reading the Buybull....

[@umbralryu]

Lesson of the story, if you don't like the Israelites God simply hardened your heart. God= The original Anti-Semite.

[@Daniel-cz7kd]

D.O.M. That’s quite true with with most the tribes and peoples.

[@kellydalstok8900]

Check out Dragons in Genesis for background info on the bible; where the hebrews borrowed Jahweh and how they failed to edit their former gods and their own child sacrifice out of the bible. Jahweh is indeed a war god. It says a lot about a tribe which god they invent or borrow, I think. Only a complete piece of 💩 would want to associate themselves with that disgusting god.

[@terryriley8963]

It seems such a small world all these people are living in where they are fighting, killing and chasing each other out of each other’s lands. Didn’t God foresee all of this congestion when he created our world and told us to be fruitful and multiply?

[@margaretbarrett6087]

Well god was bored so created his own horror movie - even sadistic gods must get their entertainment somehow!

[@shriggs55]

When Elyon gave the nations their inheritance, when he divided mankind,he fixed the territories of the peoples according to the number of the sons of god.But the Lord's portion is his people.Jacob his allotted heritage. ( Deut.32:8-9 ) He made of one every nation of men to dwell on the face of the earth,having determined the bounds of their habitation.He did this so they might seek god,and perhaps they might reach out and find him.(Acts 17:26-27 ) So I guess if you happen to be born in Muslim "territory" or China "territory"-you are screwed.You will most likely be raised as a Muslim,if you are born in Saudi Arabia,and you probably will be a Communist if you are raised in China.

[@ShikataGaNai100]

It boils down to this...as SirSic says, "God doesn't the real."

[@noamjen]

I hope you continue this series even after the Torah is done, I know it's very boring right now, but the good shit starts in Book of Joshua....

[@DarthTingleBinks]

I hope he continues beyond the New Testament and covers books that are in some Bible but not others, as well as the books that aren't in any Bible.

[@henrikrolfsen584]

I love the clear and sober arguments the Friendly Atheist presents. Clearly a must stop along the way to understanding the nonsense, and downright evil contained in the collection of fairy tales known as "The Bible".

[@katieheys3007]

How freaking old is Moses now by this point?

[@rcblazer]

By the time he dies, he is 120 years old. That's still extremely unlikely especially back in the Bronze Age, but hey Noah was 500 years old when he started building the Ark.

[@Daniel-cz7kd]

Katie Heys Check out Deuteronomy 34: 😉

[@andystokes8702]

Who knows. Noah was 500 years old when he began his boat building business and he was over 900 years old when he died, as were his sons. Methuselah was only 20 years shy of being 1,000 years old when he died.

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

As old as President Biden is. 😂

[@marklivingstone3710]

Don’t know. Ask his dad. 😂

[@John73John]

I just realized, if the bibble is a TV series, this part is a clip show episode.

[@tomtrask_YT]

Produced during a writer's strike

[@RozzmanLists]

7:55 isn't it curious that "the Lord their God" deliberatlely makes a person stubborn? And only for the purpose of justifying the attrocities that this person will then be subjected to?

[@angelajones5407]

I will pray for you.

[@SnarkyRC]

Praying doesn't do anything.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

I've got superman comics that are more believable than the booble. 🤣 🖖‍ 👌‍

[@HandofOmega]

What this honestly sounds like to me, IF there were any historical truth to these events, is that Moses and his original followers actually intended their descendants to permanently live in the wilderness, for whatever reason...But after they all finally died out, the younger generation who took over looked around at all the "milk and honey" surrounding them, and realized that their situation *sucked*! And so they acted to change their situation, by deciding that God ACTUALLY wanted them to take the lands around them, but wanted them to wait for the old guard to die off for...reasons. And that's the story they told themselves and their descendants and they're sticking to it! That just strikes me as a more plausible series of events, y'know, IF any of this actually happened...

[@travis1240]

I don't think any serious historians think that any of this actually happened. Religion is, and always was, a political tool. Deuteronomy is a religious text, not a historical one. In this case it seems that Deuteronomy was meant to establish the monoaltry of Yahweh during the time that Judah was a vassal state to Assyria, and was later expanded during the Babylonian exile.

[@kellydalstok8900]

A later part of the bible seems to suggest they only traveled for a year, because the first passover after they leave is celebrated in the promised (read: stolen) land. There is no historical truth to the story though. They invented the myth after they were released from exile in Babylon.

[@mitchellminer9597]

Pay for water with silver, but at what rate?

[@michaelmccarthy4077]

Ahh, it is like going to a party in the 70's or 80's and having to watch a slideshow of the hosts most recent vacation. "And here we are in front of the hotel. And here we are standing in our hotel room. And here we are having a cocktail at the bar. And here we are by the sign leading to the beach." Ugh.

[@aristotlespupil136]

And here we killed an entire village, men, women, children; left no survivors. Took their loot though. And here we passed a nice valley with pretty trees....

[@galloe8933]

And if you look in the corner of this one, you can see Jacob playing with a severed human hand. He was such a funny kid on that vacation, so unclean, but just you wait until he makes his first sacrifice when we leave the burning village! Don't cover your face Jacob, it's nothing to be upset about... Jacob, get back here, don't leave! Kids, huh Samantha? They grow up so fast, anyway... Oh! The next slide is about the donkeys, Jacob loved this part. Jacob, honey, come back, I won't show that slide anymore! Remember the donkeys, sweetheart? You pet the big one! Okay, that slide is coming up, don't you want to show Mom's friends how brave you were? They grow up so fast, I'm going to miss this side of him one day.

[@gregjones2217]

I'm walking, yes indeed. I'm thinking of you and me. I'm hoping we're almost there. I wonder if we will be free. Apologies to Fats Domino

[@grapeshot]

Yep and that's why in the Wholly Fables aka the Bible the moabite women are portrayed like anime girls.

[@JanellePhalen]

30. There are 30 chapters in Deuteronomy. This is going to take over half the year. Maybe we should do 2 chapters a week?

[@MrOsmodeus]

please tell me they aren't all "previously on bible"

[@namegoeshere3838]

I don't remember everything about fictional books I've read but I do seem to recall commandments being given and 1 was THOU SHALT NOT STEAL was one of those 10?

[@while.coyote]

If these were the good guys, then what does evil even look like?

[@00Skyfox]

Do yourself a favor and read the verses 8-12 section while imagining it in the voice of Grampa Simpson. I just did and I’m in tears now.

[@00Skyfox]

Follow up: it works for some of the other sections of verses too.

[@jasoncarter455]

Question, if all it takes for evil to triumph is that good people do nothing, why does pacifism exist

[@KeriRautenkranz]

Laziness?

[@DavidSmith-vr1nb]

Pacifism is a valid standpoint, and could be considered "doing something". People have submitted to capital punishment for refusing to kill. Most wars are politically motivated, not simply "good vs evil".

[@mrcombustiblelemon2902]

4:11 If it's any help, the name "Moab" means "from father" according to the bible, so it's not mentioned not because they're pretending it DIDN'T happen, but because it's pretty self-explanatory that it DID.

[@user-cr4pz5yg7y]

When god is involved, people cant walk 15 miles without need to erase everyone they find. I love how god created the universe, but only cares about a few dozen of people lost in a desert.

[@davesimms8825]

This should be spoken by Grampa Simpson.

[@brunozeigerts6379]

God: Okay... one final speech... and then you die. Keep it brief. Moses: Speech... then die. Looks like filibuster time.

[@PassivesAbseits]

"Deuteronomy: the original filibuster" sounds like an awesome title for a documentary.

[@brunozeigerts6379]

@@PassivesAbseits Yes it does, doesn't it?

[@kellydalstok8900]

It’s like dying people in opera who belt out an entire aria before they finally die.

[@brunozeigerts6379]

@@kellydalstok8900 Or the movies where the hero launches into a monologue before dying.

[@davesteadman1226]

Most right wing, Christian fundamentalist types, don't know what the word filibuster means.

[@lotanerve]

So, the Lord, your god is basically a real-estate agent.

[@zecuse]

Well, reality needs a realtor or something like that. /s

[@dougt7580]

Just for a little bit when it was going through its "finding itself" phase when it also tried its hand at being an author, a warlord, a wrestler, a gambler, a virgin impregnator, and a cult leader before finally settling on becoming the universe's hide and seek champion about 2,000 years ago.

[@kellydalstok8900]

A real estate agent selling land that isn’t his to sell.

[@anthonyantoine669]

​@@dougt7580 maybe George Santos is god?🤔

[@orphanblackops4608]

What’s wrong with road trips? 1:14

[@pinkyjay3683]

Hi ya, Hemant. 😀🤟

[@KeriRautenkranz]

Escapades of The Hebrew War God!

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Seig heil ? 😃 👍‍

[@KeriRautenkranz]

@@Graeme_Lastname "Victory and Salvation" was a popular chant by Good German Christians not all that long ago....

[@Graeme_Lastname]

@@KeriRautenkranz They go together embarrassingly well at times. B well m8. 🙂

[@AshaSelfsDemoFilms]

Colonizers chapters?

[@dethspud]

Duderonamy 2: Eclectic Boogaloo! Aka Old Man yells at cloud.

[@tomsenior7405]

The Lord of The Rings is a much more convincing Story than these Bible Fables.

[@kingsolomon7553]

The Bible is for certain people, did you think it was for everyone?

[@MrOsmodeus]

@@kingsolomon7553 i assume you mean the naive and easily hoodwinked people? because it starts with a woman getting conned by a snake and so far the characters in this novel haven't gotten much smarter. they just finished a 40year walk in a desert with millions of livestock they somehow fed and watered all on the promise by one guys imaginary friend that they've been "gifted" lands. lands that are currently occupied.... said occupants probably more than a little confused by the gifting. this powerful god character couldn't find some vacant land to give away? there's that desert they were just in. it seemed able to support their livestock and people for 4 decades just fine so i'm a little confused why that wasn't good enough for them

[@tomsenior7405]

@@kingsolomon7553 No, I do not think the bible is for everyone. Christians seem to disagree with this opinion

[@kellydalstok8900]

@@kingsolomon7553 it’s for the gullible

[@CptD1911]

Even Kronos wasn't that blood thirsty, smfh

[@arielle2745]

💗💖💓 these!

[@clemmckown2491]

Caphtorites were from Mycenean Greeks from Crete. Caphtor is Crete. The Egyptians identified them as one of the Sea Peoples associated with the Bronze Age collapse. They are better known as Philistines And Gaza was a Philistine city. Palestine derives from the word Philistine.

[@TheEyez187]

Series should be re-named: Hemant and the Masters of the Jewniverse!!

[@brunozeigerts6379]

So god loves everyone... except all the people in the Hebrew's way. (And he's not all that nice to the Hebrews.)

[@pinkyjay3683]

Peejay in the heezay

[@MatthewCaunsfield]

Moses engaging in some revisionist history...in the same book which contains the original version! 😁

[@johnrohde5510]

The Caftorites are probably Cretans, after Keftiu the Egyptian name for the island. This is probably an anachronistic reference to the Philistines who settled around Gaza. Evidence if more were needed, that Moses didn't say this and it was written much later.

[@kellydalstok8900]

Everything in the OT was written centuries after it was supposed to have happened and is crammed with anachronisms.

[@mrcombustiblelemon2902]

11 weeks until the Jesus preview :)

[@OlafsonN]

🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@jamiegallier2106]

❤

[@capone532]

Let's go

[@ReavesLawFirm]

Brother, this video shows you exactly how good God is. Follow me… the chapter and verse you read is from the Old Testament. The Old Testament not only refers to the books Genesis through Malachi, it also talks about the covenant God had with Man. The Bible had to show an overwhelming amount of rules and laws and unattainable standards of righteousness to contrast with the Covenant that believers are under today. We call this the New Covenant. We are no longer bound to ANY of those laws because Jesus died on the cross for our sins. Jesus was a perfect sacrifice. So now instead of following a million rules, asking for forgiveness daily and offering animal sacrifices we simply have to believe that Jesus Christ was the son of God and his sacrifice paid for our sins and gives us eternal life. We are now saved by Grace through our faith. Our behavior no matter how good or how bad is not the key to our salvation. It is our faith and faith alone. Aren’t we blessed to have such a merciful God!!! Accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today and live a life of peace, joy and victory. I love all of you and God does too. ✝️

[@lh1673]

No wonder speakers are good in gaslighting followers, they will say same statement like Moses did. “God protects and saves, will lack nothing” BUT there were many faithful members who died of covid in our church, the worst from one of the predicted SIGN this God had said. This God knew it coming, but same time leaves so many message in his book, I’ll protect and care, but didn’t😢

[@tryme3969]

No mention of the Palestinians yet, I wonder why?

[@mrcombustiblelemon2902]

Because they didn't exist back then, only philistines. The name "Palestine" was given to the land by the Roman empire in order to get back at the Jews for revolting after the new testament was already over, as a reference to the philistines.

[@silvertongue231]

Since when did they switch to first person. Very bad grammar.

[@arthur8559]

Genocide is never good whether it is Israelites doing it or Nazis

[@garryferrington811]

Amites, Emites, Moabites, Ammonites, Stalactites, Stalagmites, Termites, Dynamite...

[@ukcreeper2329]

what do you have against God

[@chrissonofpear1384]

He's, ah, as promoted so far, jealous, insecure, vain, egotistical, short tempered, and seemingly incompetent, @UK creeper ? Plus, highly violent, too, and short tempered (but also, seemingly, does not want it, admitted, either) Odd too that slavery for life gets a lower priority to sort out, than hiding some Jericho loot, too.

[@ukcreeper2329]

@@chrissonofpear1384 that wasn't even the question he has something against God or he would not be make videos against God

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@ukcreeper2329 You assume the concept of a particular god, and brand, is well established so far outside of a book. This is not the case, in current reality. And after 2 Samuel 24, you're lucky some content is as balanced as it is, maybe?

[@ukcreeper2329]

@@chrissonofpear1384 the bible is not just some book it's God's word

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@ukcreeper2329 And how many hands has it passed through? Also, would you do what Jehu was commanded to, in 2 Kings 10, if told? Or be happy setting lions on a questioner, in 1 Kings 20:36? Or in stoning Achan's, entire family, daughters in law, included, in Joshua 7:24? (ages uncertain) Whilst how safe, would you have felt, in 2 Samuel 24? And when did camels first get domesticated, in Egypt? Abraham, may have met some really, really prematurely, maybe. So no, it's not just a book - it's about 100 books, of various, authors, inspired, in assorted, ways, yes? Also, KJB, NIV, or another edition? With varying punctuation or translation (some with 'typoi' and some without)

[@ActiveAdvocate1]

1. Don't Muslims claim descent from the line of Esau? No really, I'm asking: I can't remember. 2. To be fair, Lot's descendants are going to need a lot of help, because, with that degree of inbreeding, it's probably not advisable to just let them wander around too much. This is me bashing God, not me bashing people with intellectual disabilities. It's not THEIR fault God's a jackass. 3. Gaza? THAT Gaza? Oh boy... 4. Well yeah, it's recycling character traits because all of this is meant to be taken allegorically, eh? It's why you can find a lot of the same archetypes between characters in these stories, and generally large groups of people, though I WILL inform you that, in this context, the word "tribe" can refer to as few as four or five different families. You'd have huge centres of trade and business like Jericho and Uruk, absolutely, but for the more back-water people, a village could be as few as ten or twenty interrelated families. This is NOT to say that murdering entire family lines is right either, though, obviously. For this part of the world, "tribe" pretty much means "extended family", while, for the Greeks and Romans, it referred to a voting unit. And the Greco-Roman definition did not include women, children, or slaves, by the way. I'm not certain about the Near Eastern equivalent on those points, though, because SOME people groups were much more matriarchal. You'd get entire city-states worshipping the goddess Ishtar, for example (Babylonian goddess of love and war: think Venus, but with muscle, and an even nastier temper). 3. Snort, who are they going to ask for forgiveness, though, eh? This is why the ide f holy war scares me, no matter who's at fault. If you think God is on your side, and sanctions your war, here's no NEED for forgiveness. This is why I don't believe in this God--well, amongst other reasons. But it's far too easy to put what you want to say into this God's mouth. Just use Sky Daddy as an excuse to say that your version of justice is absolute.

[@tim37857]

i dont think it is "church" messing up the country, not many people go to church.

[@arthur8559]

I would point out none of this ever happened

[@lovable_punk]

Deuteronomy exist bc ppl at that time not yet aware of euthanasia

[@bruggeman672]

Not sure how slagging other people's beliefs is meant to be progressive or forward thinking. There's always a demographic people feel are acceptable to slag with impunity...

[@tw9535]

The bible is what it is. It is part of history. Nothing wrong with this guy reading it just because he doesn't believe it came from a space wizard. You can watch something else.

[@arthurc.586]

Please do two chapters a week instead of just one, lol 😂 it'll take too long to get through the entire bible (not capitalized on purpose, lol 😂) otherwise!!!

[@rebbecachunn]

So I just find it weird that God hardens people's hearts or something along those lines which then...justifies having the Jews kill them? Ugh just no

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

Ah yes, another great Bible study from our friendly neighborhood Athiest. 😊

[@Maryfs1]

So much for pro-life! 🤣

[@davesteadman1226]

How can anyone read the first five books of the Bible and, in any way, support the heinously cruel and vindictive God portrayed in them?

[@lllemonade33]

They obviously did not read

[@lllemonade33]

They obviously did not read

[@bharathkumar3110]

I think Esau was given up birth right and became slave to Jacob😂😂😂

[@johnnydoe3603]

Two Fewer Genocides by God. 😅

[@EchoGuzman]

Jesus is King 👑

[@stefansmith4313]

In your brain.

[@jimyost2585]

It's kind of interesting to me (kind of interesting but not a whole lot) how that people who have absolutely no concept of the spirit realm or of the Holy Spirit purport to explain things about Christianity. I think most of it has to do with them being driven by kingdom of darkness religious spirits to try to discredit their enemy (i.e. the Holy Spirit and his followers), but also because they love to hear themselves talk.

[@MasterSpade]

First, let me guess... you are a TRUE christian? Second, by your reply you clearly seem to think that the only people that can or even should speak on religious topics are the believers, and ONLY the believers. Do yourself a huge favor = Read the bibles with an Open Mind. You will be shocked. I was. Problem is, most believers never do read their books. “Properly read, the Bible is the most potent force for atheism ever conceived.” - Isaac Asimov

[@andystokes8702]

So, in a nutshell (and do feel free to correct me if I have misunderstood) You, as a Christian, do not think it right or proper for atheists to discuss or pass comment on matters of Christianity? Yet here you are, a Christian involving yourself in a discussion and passing comment on a video from an atheist youtuber. You don't even realise the hypocrisy of your position.

[@teresah268]

@@MasterSpade I had to delete my comment because yours was much better.🙂👍

[@tan_x_dx]

@jimyost2585 Can you define "life" and "death" for me? What do these terms mean from a biblical perspective?

[@kellydalstok8900]

You could do even better than reading that book with an open mind; study the background of the stories - why there are multiple versions of stories sometimes with seemingly different characters, why the Israelites’s god is called El in so many instances, how they also failed to edit their own child sacrifice out of the texts, how much later the books were written than they pretend to be. Because I’m pretty certain you know nothing.

[@katabasis9999]

You cant read the Torah without the talmud.

[@kingsolomon7553]

The Jews did it all the time and Christians still do it.

[@adrianblake8876]

Sure you can, the Talmud is just mindless rambling with very little train of thought. Of course, this mindless rambling is framed as discussions about the Torah...

[@Daniel-cz7kd]

Hemant or friendly atheist Nicely put forward, mixing details of truth with more stupid things you say and making it look like the writers and the Bible are the wrong ones, can you even tell me what’s murder and why it’s wrong, or even better, what makes any animal so innocent that to be killed by any other animal is even murder and is even wrong?

[@adamstrange7884]

Make sense HERETIC!

[@Daniel-cz7kd]

Whoever sent the reply, you may have to send it again

[@tan_x_dx]

@@Daniel-cz7kd Can you define "life" and "death" for me? What do these terms mean from a biblical perspective?

[@Daniel-cz7kd]

@@tan_x_dx Well asked, and both are very simply defined with different Biblical references; With life, the principal definition, as Jesus said in John “I am the way, the truth and the life.” There are others branching out philosophically and medically speaking With death, there’s at least five definitions, the original three being consequence, punishment and separation, as pointed out in Genesis 3: , Romans 5: and Romans 6:, then there’s sleep and in the end the last enemy, as Samuel said in 1 Samuel 28: and as Jesus says different times in the gospels, I’ve also recently found a clip from Graham explain that as well; also 1 Corinthians 15: In John 3: Jesus gives a very basic explanation of life and death when he talks to a Pharisee named Nicodemus, the popular verse is 16, however starting at verse one till 21, gives the basics.

[@tan_x_dx]

@@Daniel-cz7kd That's a non-answer. I still do not know what these terms mean. What characteristics/properties do life and death actually have? What are the differences between the two? Can you go into detail? Instead of giving vague allusions, how about actually copy/pasting the relevant info?