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Saying it doesn't make it so. Your straw man assumes that God is singular, and not a plurality. In reality, God is triune, and there is interaction among the three Persons within the Godhead. When Christ was on thr cross, crying out those words, it was because He was cut off from His Father...

Which does absolutely nothing to go against what I just said. If someone invades your home, yes, you have the right to use lethal force, ONLY if someone's life is in imminent danger, or if it's dark and you cannot clearly see the intruder (which isn't as likely these days, considering modern...

Lighter response this time, since a lot of what I want to say depends on your reply to a few of the questions I ask in this post... That's kind of my point. There's not much benefit over Bob's proposed system that your addition adds. Ok. I'll address this below. Alright, so let's say...

Outside of a mother's womb is not safe for a still developing child. Thus, no removal is allowed. You can, but you shouldn't, for the same reason you just gave. The open water is not a safe place for someone on a life raft. No. The ONLY time you are allowed to kill someone legally is when...

Says the one who hasn't quoted a single Bible verse so far... at least not on the last two pages... Didn't you reject the idea that the Bible was God's word anyways? You disagree, but your disagreement isn't backed up by scripture. Not only that, but in order to be the PERFECT...

The problem is that 1) it's no longer the woman's DNA, and 2) we're talking about a person, not property, so trying to use the analogy in that way doesn't work. It's a person, therefore it's wrong to intentionally kill him or her. NO EXCEPTIONS.

It would have felt better as a human being if the law punished rapists by executing them, because he wouldn't have even considered raping the girl in the first place. AMEN! You have it backwards. People need to face the consequences of their actions. You want to remove the consequences. The...

Yes, that's what I said.

Calling Jesus' words garbage now? Yeah, you've worn out your welcome at this point. Good bye. No, you didn't. You merely made an assertion that has been addressed multiple times, and all you have in response is to repeat your claims as if it makes a difference. False It teaches many...

Begging the question is a fallacy. Why do you assume that I'm the one that can't understand facts, when you refuse to consider Jesus' own words? KURIOS is the Greek word for Lord. Fact. KURIOS is used in reference to BOTH God AND Jesus. Fact Using "LORD" (small uppercase) is an indication...

Yes, I agree. But at least you're not intentionally murdering the child! Indeed. Yet, many ectopic pregnancies resolve themselves. https://www.childpredators.com/the-child-predator-report/

Who's the conspiracy theorist again?

Saying it doesn't make it so. An innocent baby is hardly dangerous. None of this gives you the right to kill an innocent child if the child needs to be removed from the mother's body to prevent her from dying. Again, this doesn't give anyone the right to INTENTIONALLY kill the innocent...

The only reason God has enemies at all is because He made them to BE His enemies, according to your theology. Your theology makes God out to be the arsonist AND the fireman who saves you from the fire consuming your home, INHERENTLY UNJUST!

Baseless claim. Why do you think that people in heaven are concerned with what's going on Earthside, when there are so many people to interact with, not to mention their Creator? No one, not even the Bible, says there won't be pain in Heaven. Revelation 21:4 says nothing of the sort...

Pretty sure that the authors of the NT knew what they were talking about when they wrote, in Greek, "kurios." "Lord" is just what kurios means.

False. Wrong. We know the true God. You don't. Yup. What is God supposed to do, without being unjust, to those who reject Him and refuse to live with Him? Jesus called that commandment "MY commandment." Not "My Father's commandment." Indeed. Eternity is a lot, lot longer than that...

The law is founded on the very definition of righteousness.

Yes, separation from God when He casts people into the lake of fire to live apart from him is indeed permanent.

Not even close. Not what Proverbs was talking about. What's "Harmageddon"? Some sort of band name? Nope. Yes. And? Which, again, doesn't mean that they will cease to exist. Is all you have your plain repetitious nonsense?