Comments by "Moon Shoes" (@moonshoes11) on "AOC Exposes the Group Behind Super Bowl "Jesus" Ads" video.

  1. How do you know what has been attributed to Jesus was really said by Jesus? What contemporary writings do we have of Jesus outside of the zealot written Bible, and gospels with anonymous authors?
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  2.  @CloudsGirl7  He is his own Daddy.
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  3. Dude, your “morally correct” god made slavery permissible by his own laws, and drowned babies.
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  4.  @itstrue9039  Weird that your screen name is “it’s true” when you can’t demonstrate your claims are true. Luke Skywalker was the one prophesied to bring balance to the Force.
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  5.  @itstrue9039  Still, how is slavery and drowning babies considered correct moral behavior?
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  6. Disney’s commercial was way better than Jesus’ commercial. Religion poisons everything.
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  7. Church is designed to groom children.
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  8. Jesus sends people Hell. Drowns babies.
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  9.  @ceegee3471  Well, he did make slavery permissible by his own laws. And drowned babies.
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  10. I don’t use faith. Faith is just the excuse people,use when they don’t have good reason, or evidence.
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  11.  @The1HP  Guided..? By the god of slavery? The god that drowns babies?
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  12. The god of the Bible made slavery permissible by his own laws. And drowned babies.
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  13.  @crabbypattie  That isn’t accurate and doesn’t change the fact that, according to doctrine, God made slavery permissible and drowned babies himself. Current democrats never fought to keep slavery. If you’re not aware of how the parties changed polarization, you’re not qualified to have this conversation. Democrats aren’t the only ones who get abortions, but abortions are killing babies, the way you phrase it. You’re completely dishonest, which is right on par for being a believer and being a Republican. Way to represent. If you believed your own bullshit, why aren’t you worshipping democrats? :)
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  14.  @crabbypattie  Try to keep up, and please try to stay coherent. First, there is no reason to conclude any God exists. However, the God described in the Bible, according to the actual doctrine, made slavery permissible by his own laws, and drowned babies. Drowning babies is immoral. So is slavery. So yes, by all means…the fictional character deprived in the Bible is indeed immoral. If you worship such a character, you are also immoral. Polarization means the party’s switched ideologies. No party is teaching CRT to school children. Your emotion based world view has allowed you to be radicalized by misinformation. CRT doesn’t even say people’s parents are racist. This just demonstrates you have a fundamental misunderstanding. Who teaches you such nonsense? You’ve been radicalized and aren’t even in touch with reality. Go back for your GED.
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  15.  @crabbypattie  There is no reason to conclude any God or gods exist. But according to doctrine he drowned babies and OK’d slavery. Do you not understand what * according to doctrine* means? So, no, there is no good,reason to believe any god exists, but if you’re going by the Bible, the god you’re convinced exists, and the god you worship, according to the doctrine, would be immoral. Why are parents protesting CRT if it is being taught in schools? Because, like you, they’ve been radicalized to believe things based on misinformation. This is the difference between an evidence based world view, and emotion based world view.
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  16.  @crabbypattie  So, besides just claiming a god exists, following your indoctrinated beliefs that drowning babies, and slavery, is moral.. How would you demonstrate your god exists? Uh oh…that is a serious issue. Own your burden of proof.
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  17.  @crabbypattie  You specifically asked me about claiming god is immoral if god doesn’t exist, because you couldn’t comprehend I was strictly and specifically referring to what the doctrine says about this alleged god. Then you childishly want to call me ignorant for clarifying your error? The doctrine itself (the Bible) specifically shows what I’ve said about what it says is t nonsense. It’s not misinformation because it is accurate. The fact that I’m able to address it intellectually, unlike you, doesn’t make me radicalized, nor does it make it an emotional response. You can read it for yourself. But wow, what a weak attack you’re making. Very foolish, very telling. You’re a poor troll. Maybe you should try to convince your mother she loves you.
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  18.  @crabbypattie  But please, go ahead and tell us all why you worship the god of slavery.
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  19.  @crabbypattie  Just because you can’t comprehend it doesn’t mean I don’t comprehend it. You should stop projecting your own ignorance. The Bible was written by numerous authors, many of whom are anonymous. For examples, the Gospels were written by anonymous authors. Some parts were attributed to Moses, but Moses isn’t even a historical figure. I’m not claiming to be an expert, but I clearly know more than you do. And I should. After all, out of the two of us, I bet I was the only one to have attended seminary. Keep in mind, you don’t need to be an expert to read what the Bible actually has to say about slavery and the flood story. Since you can’t be honest or sincere, I don’t feel a need to teach you things you can google. Especially when you’re not likely to acknowledge or admit to being wrong.
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  20.  @crabbypattie  Yes, some people who don’t understand Moses was a fictional character assert that Moses wrote part of the Bible, including details about his own death. You’re still very confused, and apparently not very bright. Darth Vader isn’t real, but his character is immoral based on the fiction. The seminary doesn’t have to show me that God does not exist. People that claim a god exists own a burden of proof they can not meet. And yes, of course I know more than just slavery and drowning babies. But you’re not at the level to even address those two subjects. Now you’re claiming god created the universe. But you know you can’t demonstrate or prove that is true, or anything beyond fiction. What evidence would you offer for such a claim? Of course I know more than any god that doesn’t exist. Simple logic. And since your claims can’t be demonstrated to be true, there is no reason to believe them. Are you impaired? If God created man in his image, god would certainly be immoral. Also, we would have to be invisible, or god is a great ape, right? Lol Instead of just repeating your indoctrinated garbage, try some level of critical thought. So you think slavery is moral? How about drowning babies?
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  21.  @crabbypattie  Why do you worship the god of slavery? Why do you worship a god that drowns babies? Why are you trying to question me about the Bible when you’ve never read it?
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  22.  @crabbypattie  If you have children, do you have a right to destroy them? The answer is no. Might makes right, is your argument. And it would still be immoral. Rights are granted and supported by humans. So no, your imaginary friend has no rights. Don’t tell me whether to be condescending when you’ve been nothing short of condescending from the start, hypocrite. Oh, yeah…and god made everything but didn’t put a fence around the fruit. If you leave a child alone with a loaded gun, you’re responsible if the child pulls the trigger. Not only that, but if the tree was tree of,knowledge of good and evil, then they couldn’t have know it was wrong until after they had eaten it. Lol. So many holes in the plot. Yeah, you’re not arguing whether or not it is fiction be sue you have no ground to stand on.
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  23.  @crabbypattie  You’re defending it as if you are a believer, and you’re demonstrating a complete lack of understanding which suggests you’ve never read it. It’s a shame you can’t be honest. And now, you’ve dug a hole for yourself and will throw,whatever you can at the walls to see if it will stick. Lol.
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  24.  @crabbypattie  Learn to acknowledge and admit points when questions you’ve asked are answered.
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  25.  @crabbypattie  Nowhere in the U.S. Constitution does it say our rights come from any god or gods. I understand the concept, it just isn’t true. Nor can you demonstrate any god or gods exist, which is obviously too,deep,for you to comprehend. The Adam character may have known Gods character according to the myth, but couldn’t have known good from evil before eating from the tree. God could have created a fence, but didn’t. God created man exactly in the way that man would choose to eat the fruit? Again, if you leave a child alone in a room with a loaded gun, it’s your fault if the child reaches the gun. You don’t need to try to explain the story to me, child. I attended Seminary, and you haven’t applied any critical thinking. You are just here defending immoral actions of a fictional being.
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  26.  @crabbypattie  No, you’re not God. You exist.
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  27.  @crabbypattie  Besides, according to the doctrine, god still made slavery permissible by his own laws, and drowned babies.
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  28. And will torture you for eternity, like an abusive boyfriend, if you don’t love him back. Right?
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  29. First word projection.
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  30. Circumcision?
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  31. Another choice is to learn science and the historicity of the Bible, and understand what fiction is. Everything you think you know about aged or Jesus is hearsay,,at best.
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  32. He drowned babies.
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  33. Did you read the part of the Bible where God makes slavery permissible by his own laws? Or the part where he thinks salves should obey their earthly masters with all fear. Including the cruel ones. Or the part where he drowned babies?
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  34. You’re misinformed if you’re confusing communism and atheism. This is level one stuff, believer.
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  35. A trinity is one? Try a little logic.
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  36. It’s all fiction.
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  37. God drowned babies.
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  38. Like permitting slavery and drowning babies, right?
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  39.  @leroya160  Sounds like fiction. If God created everything and was all powerful, why didn’t he just put a fence around the tree? Why would he need to use a blood magic ritual of himself, to himself, to win back something he controls to begin with? Look, I already understand what the mythology claims. What I don’t understand is why anyone would believe such nonsense. Certainly, any level of critical thought should help. A god sacrifices himself to himself in order to convince himself to forgive us for what he did?
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  40.  @leroya160  Your question didn’t address the permitting of slavery and the drowning of babies.
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  41.  @leroya160  I’m referring to the flood story, where God sent a flood that killed people and animals, alike. Among those people were pregnant women and babies. God can’t stop people from killing but can send a flood to stop people from both living and killing. By the way, the flood didn’t fix anything. God should have known it wouldn’t. Though, it is weird that you suggest it is God’s will to not kill your brother, yet he commanded tribes be slaughtered, the men and boys slaughtered, the women slaughtered, but the virgin girls kept as spoils of war.
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  42.  @leroya160  So, God permitted the flood which drowned the babies? God drowned pregnant women and babies. And made slavery permissible, according his own laws.
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  43.  @leroya160  You’re saying….an all knowing, omnipotent God, was forced to follow “legal laws” the he both created and commands? If you leave a child alone with a loaded gun, and the child hurts himself or someone else, is the child responsible? If your God created a place of eternal torment where he sends people for temporal crimes, he is neither just, nor moral, nor loving. Nor worthy of praise. And your God gave us his son (himself) in order to sacrifice himself to himself, in order to convince himself to forgive us for being exactly as he created us? What a mess. How could this possibly be worthy of praise or worship?
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  44.  @leroya160  So you say. Based on bias. When in fact, Adam never existed,in reality. Just part of a fictional story. Within the story though, how could have have known? And who would have known better, Adam or God? A little critical thought goes a long way.
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  45. The First Commandment stands in opposition to our First Amendment, making Christianity fundamentally against American freedom and American values.
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  46. The Disney commercial was way better.
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