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That's a mistranslation, and a common one. God said do not murder, not "kill." Otherwise He would have contradicted Himself when He commanded that murderers be put to death.

Allowing a dying person to die is completely different than intentionally killing a person who isn't dying. Perhaps, "it's an inconvenience" also fits in that list, no? All we're asking is that she love the baby enough to let him or her live. You want to just kill the baby. Who's more...

If the primary tenet of a religion is false, would it not also be likely that the rest of what the people who hold to that religion believe also be false? On the other hand, if the primary tenet of a belief is true, then it's highly likely that the rest of what is believed along with that tenet...

Do you not hear how haughty you sound? "I thank thee Lord that you elected me and not them to salvation!" You sound exactly like the Pharisee in Luke 18! The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, ‘God, I thank You that I am not like other men—extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even...

Sure we can. Did Christ rise from the dead? If no, then the faith of Christians is vain, vanity. But if Christ did rise from the dead, then Christianity is true, and all other religions are false, including yours. Is it absolutely wrong for a man to rape a woman?

Does the Bible give any indication of a lower age limit on when a/the law is applicable to someone? Again, appeal to common sense is a fallacy. So is an alleged certainty. https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/logicalfallacies/Appeal-to-Common-Sense...

Then why did you make the claim that it does, and does so in a clear manner? You shouldn't make claims to what the Bible says if the Bible doesn't say what you're claiming. That's called lying. You made the following claim: Now either support that claim, or retract it. Appeal to common...

Saying it doesn't make it so. They are completely relevant. Remember, YOU'RE the one who started talking about the law. We're simply testing your claims. It should matter to you, because it does matter. Answer the question, PureX: Was Moses a real person, who led the nation of Israel out...

Now you're moving the goalposts again. We were discussing "children as young as five," not two year olds. You made the following assertion that it was clear that the Bible said "five year old kids can't be capable of [murder].": Are you unable to provide the book, chapter, and verse where...

Book, chapter, verse. Please.

Translation: "I've been backed into a corner because I'm not willing to admit that I might be wrong on Moses not being a real person, so instead I'm going to belittle and mock my opponent by claiming his position is a fantasy." Was the story of Moses true or false? If you say false, I demand...

You said, in response to the following: This: As if to imply that Moses didn't exist, but was just some fictional character. But that doesn't address my question. It's a non-answer, but raises another question: 1) Are you asserting that Moses did not exist? If so, what evidence do you have...

False. False. It's hard to counter an argument that is based on the assertion of a negative, not because such a counter would be incorrect or wrong, but simply because there's nothing to argue against. Statistically speaking, it's not impossible for there to be a five year old who can, let...

Are you sure?

Here's how to think like a leftist.

How about before Moses?

Nope. My contention is that if a child is convicted of a capital crime, he can rightfully be and should be executed. It's the "conviction" part you're getting hung up on.

The law exists because people reject God. God isn't within those who reject him. Quit uttering new age nonsense. What about for those who reject God? No, He didn't, because God's spirit DOESN'T "dwell within us all." Fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. Selflessness is a result of...

My right to bear arms does not come from the Constitution. It comes from God. That the Constitution happens to enforce my right is a blessing. That the Constitution does not unilaterally enforce my right is a curse.

That's not what "the story of Christ in the NT" is about at all... Again, I ask, have you ever actually read the Bible from cover to cover? Because the story it tells is completely different than what you make it out to be. The "story of Christ in the NT" was about the Jews' disobedience to...