Originally Posted by ikester7579
Hey Linda, what section was it that you brought up that you were a mystic, and what did that have to do with any debate?
Linda didn't write the stuff in the quote below.

Originally Posted by LinearAq
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Personally, I find "Do unto others as you perceive they have done unto you" a bit unBiblical. Maybe my interpretation is wrong.

Matthew 5:43-48

Romans 12:14 and Romans 12:17-21

Also, I think this is the wrong forum for this thread unless you can show how the Theory of Evolution requires "New Age" theology.


So you have a degree in theology now?
Do I need a degree in theology to see that Christ said to love your enemies and that you should treat others in the manner that you wish to be treated? Maybe you could enlighten me as to the deeper meaning in the Golden Rule and Matt 5:43-48 that I am failing to see.

Perhaps Christ only meant that to apply to your enemies who also follow Christ.

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Or was this the usual evolutionist attempt to make the Christian feel guilty?

I had modified my behavior in response to your pointing out that you did not like the insinuations of the evolutionists on this board. I thought your starting threads that insulted evolutionists was your way of showing us our poor behavior and you would go back to meaningful debate. I even asked you to point out when I have insulted you. Is pointing out when you stray from your own belief system now considered an insult?

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I wonder though what make a evolutionist fell guilty? Nothing I guess, have not seen a moral code that could be quoted back to them when they mess up. Must be because they never had one.
Here you state openly that all evolutionists follow no moral code. If you don't consider that an insult to evolutionists, then I grieve for your lack of empathy and inability to allow the Holy Spirit to guide your actions.

I wonder which is worse, not having a moral code or saying you have one and choosing to ignore it?

Last edited by LinearAq; 08/12/08 09:37 AM.
A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke