Would You Kill God?

[Gim]

you can not kill something that dosnt exist

What is an atheist doing in this thread

Nah never mind

[Genivaria]

you can not kill something that dosnt exist

What is an atheist doing in this thread

Nah never mind

Are you under the misapprehension that atheists are restricted from this thread?

[New Jerzylvania]

Would you kill God?

It turns out that Christianity is correct. God is real. And the man who knocked on your door is actually God. He tells you "As I have judged Man, so too shall Man judge Me." You are then handed a big red button labeled "Kill God." Do you push the button?

Keep in mind, you don't know how this will affect the afterlife, the material universe, and people's souls. What happens to dead people? What happens to the living? You don't know. All you know is that God will cease to exist if you push the button. Will you push it?

I personally would push the button. I feel that this would be a logical conclusion to an existence of subservience to God, and simply inevitable.


YOU KNOW 100% THAT GOD IS REAL AND THE MAN WITH THE BIG BUTTON IS GOD IN THIS SCENARIO.

GOD WON'T DESTROY THE WORLD OR KILL YOU IF YOU PUSH THE BUTTON. HOWEVER, THE WORLD OR YOU MAY CTE AS A NATURAL CONSEQUENCE OF GOD'S DEATH, BUT YOU CANNOT BE SURE OF THIS.

For posing a question like that, it is no wonder your nation has CTE.... Perhaps GOD may have decided to get you first.

P.S...........Also there was the Twilight Zone episode "Button, Button" you seem to have partially plagiarized by just substituting God. http://www.tv.com/shows/the-twilight-zo ... 284/recap/

[Prussia-Steinbach]

Killing the Being that created Earth for you to live upon, that created the stars for you look at night, that created the animals for you to turn to pieces of meat, that created the plants for you to chew at, that created water for you to swim on, that created the sun to keep you and all of life alive, is utter ungratefulness.

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

[Prussia-Steinbach]

you can not kill something that dosnt exist

What is an atheist doing in this thread

Nah never mind

Do we try to ban religious people from discussions about science?

[Korhal IVV]

Killing the Being that created Earth for you to live upon, that created the stars for you look at night, that created the animals for you to turn to pieces of meat, that created the plants for you to chew at, that created water for you to swim on, that created the sun to keep you and all of life alive, is utter ungratefulness.

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

[North Arkana]

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

Justification for genocide is not justification at all, merely admission of guilt.

[Prussia-Steinbach]

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

Excuse me while I go vomit.

[North Arkana]

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

Allow me to expand on I previously stated. So you're advocating the genocide of those who don't conform to your narrow definitions of morality and righteousness?

[MERIZoC]

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

This is the kind of attitude that leads to unfortunate events.

[Prussia-Steinbach]

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

This is the kind of attitude that leads to unfortunate events.

Kind of shit that justifies the existence of these guys.

[Camicon]

Considering he also took it upon himself to commit and allow genocide so frequently, not to mention explicitly support things like slavery and male chauvinism, as well as send people who've never even heard of him (or refuse to believe in something there's no proof for) to hell, I don't feel very grateful toward the bastard.

Ancient Israelites were allowed to have slaves as long as they treated them nicely. If they beat the slaves they face punishment.

The Canaanites deserved genocide, as they have been given so many years (2000 years) to change from their immoral and hedonistic ways, and yet they refused. The people in the Flood deserved to die as they are murderers themselves. Genesis tells us that He regreted creating these violent people and proceeded to destroy them all except for Noah, his sons, wife, and daughters in law, who were the only rightous people left on Earth that time.

Even assuming that Canaan was as terrible a place as the Bible says it was, how is it righteous to commit genocide against people who you ignored for two millennium? Why would anyone think that this will make them start worshipping you? We know that people are heavily influenced by how they're raised, so how is it slaughtering people in cold blood for being raised in a situation that your neglect caused, and which your refusal to intervene perpetuated, righteous or justified?

[The Great Warrior Rivers]

I don't think I'd kill him, I'd just keep the button around and blackmail him. Think of how much fun I could have on Earth.

[The Tungsten Horde (Ancient)]

Following the hypothetical:

Sure he made it, but he ruined all gratefulness by being utter **** at maintenance.

Humans ruined the Earth, not God.

Really?

Because this here fossil record shows that there were mosquitoes long before humans even showed up.

[Camicon]

Humans ruined the Earth, not God.

Really?

Because this here fossil record shows that there were mosquitoes long before humans even showed up.

Which has what to do with anything?

[The Tungsten Horde (Ancient)]

Really?

Because this here fossil record shows that there were mosquitoes long before humans even showed up.

Which has what to do with anything?

Even in Game of Thrones, there's no house evil enough to fly the mosquito banner. Any creation that includes them was shit from the start.

[Grand Calvert]

Well if we're talking about the Christian God this wouldn't make sense because God is supposed to be immortal, as in He can't permanently die.

[New Axiom]

No! I quite like God.

[Grand Calvert]

No! I quite like God.

Yeah, me too.

[The Tungsten Horde (Ancient)]

No! I quite like God.

Yeah, me too.

I'm a pretty big fan of the Lord of the Blue myself, but I'm pretty sure he would want me to at least try to kill him.

[Prussia-Steinbach]

No! I quite like God.

Yeah, me too.

Me too! Krishna is Lord!

[Lunatic Goofballs]

Would you kill God?

No. I don't believe is suicide.

[New Jerzylvania]

Would you kill God?

No. I don't believe is suicide.

To be, or not to be...

[Grand Calvert]

Yeah, me too.

Me too! Krishna is Lord!

This isn't about Krishna!

[New confederate ramenia]

Me too! Krishna is Lord!

This isn't about Krishna!

Arguably, it could be. There are certain groups (IIRC Kirshna Consciousness is one of them) which claim that the Christian Godnis the same as Krishna, or other Hindu deities.