Speak for yourself....'we' weren't kicked out of anywhere



Are you not included in the human race?



no, I'm not

I think what Ladylid is trying to say Cowboy is that when say things like that, you assume you are automatically right and no one else is. If you wanna believe such things that's your prerogative, but when you start to say things like: "We were kicked out of the garden", that's where people like her take offense, because it's no longer just what you think anymore.

Could be wrong but that's how I take it.

not so much that it offends me, not much offends me other than violence...
i don't think that way, is not my truth. So to say 'we' 'the human race'...includes me in a belief system that is not mine.

thanks Kleisto

Cowboy...your statement Goes against the teachings of the bible that God is the creator of everything...if God did not create Sin...then who else are you claiming has the power of creation over that of God

Cowboy..that's a cool statement...it's nice to know that the physical act of fornication is not sin

Welcome, anytime.

not really...he forgot to take the sins with him



are you sure..he couldn't even make a path for us back to the garden of eden



well I guess there is probably no internet access there



I remember Adam and Eve got kicked out...clearly God wouldn't punish everyone for what two people did



explain how you know it will be paradise...exactly what will you be doing there...it sounds just like that 72 virgins deal ...if you're dead what are you going to do with virgins or with paradise



the fact that you still have sins only proves that nothing have changed

Sin isn't something tangible, physical. Sin is what is against God's will. So in a sense, God did create sin. God has his will and the oposite of God's will would be sinful. One more time, "Sin" isn't something tangible, it's not something created, it's not anything physical. It is a descriptive word for disobedience to God.

Sin itself isn't physical. Sin is a descriptive word a long with fast, quick, ect. They aren't "physical" as in they aren't tangible, it's not something you could touch.

And how did you get this part from what I said?



How did you get that from what I said, when I specifically said this



And God has told us not to fornicate. So please tell me how you got it was ok to fornicate from what I said, when fornication is against God's will.

I have no sin, I have been washed clean by the blood of Jesus. All praise to God.

Having read this thread, I have come to the conclusion that you are all equally right.

Well done! It's like you've reached a consensus without really trying. That's a good thing, yeah?

(I could of course be wrong, but I've got a good feeling about this.)

lol.,..brilliant conclusion(lets see if it works,,,)

ok...as I said since fornication is physical it's therefore not sin

you said that sin is not physical...yet fornication is physical therefore according to you it's not sin ....

also sin can not exist if God didn't create it

logical fallacy =

blue is not tangible(perceptible by touch)

my pen is tangible, therefore my pin must not be blue

sorry Cowboy 1, but Cowboy 3 have posted in this forum more than one time that he was weak and commit sin ....

sorry MsHarmony perhaps you never heard of "Synthesia"...in which some people have the ability to hear sense or even feel colors including blue ...

as I said..your analogies are generally so off the mark of what is being debated

Everyone being right is generally how Holy Wars get started

glad you agree, some people 'sense' sin,, but that still doesnt make it 'tangible' (perceptible by TOUCH)

sin are rules...you either follow the rules or see someone not following them...it's nothing to sense