They'll never admit where common sense laws come from

Which 10 commandments? The only declared 10 commandments are in Exodus 34.

"Which 10 commandments? The only declared 10 commandments are in Exodus 34." 🤓

Kate, my memechat not working. Also, what’s the difference between you and a global mod? or like a purple mod

Yo quick question, do you mind if I use your Persona stream?

Like post to it? Post anywhere you like so long as it follows stream and site rules.

Alright, thanks

I don't get it 🤔

Without the spectre of an ornery old man up in the sky to BBQ your ass in Gehenna for an eternity, mass murder and other sins are just a next stop ahead away,,,

See my explanation to Octavia

You mean like observing the Sabbath? Eating Kosher? Celebrating the Holy Days, keeping the Passover which will mark the Second Coming? Even wearing cotten blends or eating ice cream is a sin.

just 10 commandments sir not the entire book of Leviticus

186 or something isn't it?
Yes, yes, a quote from Leviticus and something something Adam's rib from Genesis and Heaven, here we come!

And people wonder why it says a mere 144,000 Sainted Chosen plus a handful of Gentiles judged on their works shall enter the Pearly Gates. That's like 60,000 less than the abortions worldwide. Per day.

Look up Gehenna, btw. Spending an etenity in a quaint suburb like that ain't half bad.

You do remember you're talking to a Catholic right? So I dont believe Heaven has an occupant limit sign from the local fire department, neither do i subscribe to the multudinous Jewish laws of the Pentateuch, and I'm against abortion so you're bringing this up why?

I'll read your yelp review of Gehenna from my comfy spot in paradise ;)

Yet it was the Church that made that up. It's in Revelations. There is no Heaven in Yahweh's Book. The belief is a Zoroastrian one, much like the rest of the basis of the Church, down to the the way you pray and the Pope's cute Tiara. Even the candles you referred to the other day, that's God. That's Ahura Mazda. The Torah condemns the burning of candles as witchcraft.

Now do you see why only 144,000+?

Jesus fulfilled the law and the prophets by His sacrifice. Once something is fulfilled there is no need to continue it, therefore He instituted a new law (the church) there are elements of Judiasim in Christianity perhaps there are Zoroastrian elements as well they're all monotheistic religions after all. Is that a bad thing? Burning candles is witchcraft acording to the Torah? Might tell the Jews that so they can get rid of their Menorahs they evidently missed that in the appendix.

What law did Jesus fulfill? And how does that cancel HIS words as written in Scripture by three of His followers?

Commemorating an oil lamp staying lit for 8 days is the same as burning candles to invoke spirits?

Jesus, as stated in HIS own words, did not institute a new law, the anti-Christ Saul/Paul did. In answer to your question the other day about what made Saul/Paul, murderer of Christians, an anti-christ, well...

Of you haven't killed anyone or stolen then you're following commandments given by a God you claim doesn't exist.