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So if we allow one person, even if they're five years old, to get away with a crime, what does it teach other (would-be) criminals?

You won't answer the question because either answer undermines your position. Was God evil for commanding the death of entire nations, including the "innocent"? If you answer yes, you're calling God evil for something He did. If you answer no, it validates my claim, that there sometimes total...

You didn't answer my questions: Which part of ICE is unlawful? Where have they not followed due process? Can you point to any specific examples? Good nearly ran over an agent. His shooting her was justified. Awful but lawful, as they say. Pretti's death can be chalked up to a weapon known...

And I told you what happened. In a post you have so far completely ignored. Post in thread 'I Lived Through Collapse. America Is Already There.' https://theologyonline.com/threads/i-lived-through-collapse-america-is-already-there.54623/post-1924669

How does this help your case? If something is "not good," either God who did that thing is not good, or your standard is in error, regardless of the answer to your question. So answer mine. Did God commit evil when He commanded Israel to destroy His enemies utterly? (ie, total war)

Is a five year old a person?

Which part of ICE is unlawful? Where have they not followed due process? Can you point to any specific examples?

So God engaged in evil acts when He commanded His people to engage in total war against certain other nations?

I don't think you understand the concept of total warfare and why its sometimes a good thing. So spare us your outrage. Sometimes civilizations have to be wiped out, because of how evil they are. And sometimes just threatening such is enough to get what you want. And Trump is nothing if not...

If we allow one person to get away with a crime, what does it teach other criminals?

Do you believe that a nation should be able to remove people from within its borders who enter the nation illegally?

Yeah, I'm aware. I'll let Sherman know. But this is the second time in this thread I've given him the link to the current rules thread. He's intentionally ignoring it.

You just proved my point. I said that anything other than an unequivocal "yes, the earth is a globe" would be an admission that you hold to flat earth. And what did you do? Not “yes.” Not “the earth is a globe.” Just insults, deflection, and wounded pride. So thank you for conceding the...

Again, here are the current rules of the forum: Thread 'The Current UPDATED TOL Ten Commandments' https://theologyonline.com/threads/the-current-updated-tol-ten-commandments.59431/ What you're referring to probably hasn't been updated since Knight was running the place.

As one of the admins for this site, I can tell you right now: you're delusional. The rules of this forum allow for name-calling and ridicule.

You're obfuscating. The earth, as a whole, is either flat or it is a globe. Perspective does not change the shape of the thing itself. So answer plainly: is the earth flat, or is it a globe? None of that answers the question. You were given an easy opportunity to clear this up unequivocally...

Ahoge of the century

Say the earth isn't flat, Dave. Say it's a globe. I dare you.