Posted January 30, 2014
nadenitza
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Conrad57
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pimpmonkey2382: Yeah wasn't really the inquisition, it was the french king that put them down. The pope actually declared their innocence.
monkeydelarge: Yeah, what a jealous asshat. During those days, unfortunately, people used the ignorance that goes hand in hand with Christianity to get people put to death and then take their stuff. TerriblePurpose
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Posted January 30, 2014
You could be right. Either way, the pope later ended up buckling under to the king's pressure and abandoning the Templars to the mercy of the king's wrath.
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BuzzLightyear2
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pimpmonkey2382: No, supernatural is basically anything outside the universe (ghosts, god, jesus resurrecting), there's not one shred of proof or evidence that those things can happen. But once a brain is destroyed, you might as well give up after that. And after 3 days of being dead, that chance is 0.
Well, if the supernatural is outside the universe, then it transcends our understanding. While there is no proof that a resurrection can happen, whose to say that it cannot? After all, if God exists, which I believe He does, He created man from the dust of the ground. If He can do that, why could he not resurrect someone? To better illustrate this, let me use an example. I have never seen a solar eclipse, but I know that they are real because others have observed them and written about them. The Bible functions in the same manner; that is, it provides us with secondhand information about events which we have not witnessed.
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Posted January 30, 2014
pimpmonkey2382: If i'm not totally mistaken, that's why the king just went through with his trial, because the pope declared them innocent of all charges if I remember the chinon parchment correctly.
Coelocanth: You could be right. Either way, the pope later ended up buckling under to the king's pressure and abandoning the Templars to the mercy of the king's wrath. Conrad57
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Posted January 30, 2014
Yeah, technically, you're agnostic if that's the whole story above.
Do good research when you have questions.
And no, it does not make you weak. :)
If you refuse to look things up that are presented to you, and carefully consider them, and learn how to carefully consider them (e.g. take things in context), then that's weak, like what others said here today--that they wouldn't ever look that evidence I might bring them. That's weak. You being unsure right now? No.
Missing the gym makes me weak :)
Do good research when you have questions.
And no, it does not make you weak. :)
If you refuse to look things up that are presented to you, and carefully consider them, and learn how to carefully consider them (e.g. take things in context), then that's weak, like what others said here today--that they wouldn't ever look that evidence I might bring them. That's weak. You being unsure right now? No.
Missing the gym makes me weak :)
Post edited January 30, 2014 by Conrad57
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Posted January 30, 2014
pimpmonkey2382: No, supernatural is basically anything outside the universe (ghosts, god, jesus resurrecting), there's not one shred of proof or evidence that those things can happen. But once a brain is destroyed, you might as well give up after that. And after 3 days of being dead, that chance is 0.
BuzzLightyear2: Well, if the supernatural is outside the universe, then it transcends our understanding. While there is no proof that a resurrection can happen, whose to say that it cannot? After all, if God exists, which I believe He does, He created man from the dust of the ground. If He can do that, why could he not resurrect someone? To better illustrate this, let me use an example. I have never seen a solar eclipse, but I know that they are real because others have observed them and written about them. The Bible functions in the same manner; that is, it provides us with secondhand information about events which we have not witnessed.
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@ Conrad57
Excellent responses! :)
Excellent responses! :)
Post edited January 30, 2014 by BuzzLightyear2
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Err, no? The Inquisition forced the confessions, and these confessions are what ultimately destroyed the Templars. The Pope eventually pardoned them of heresy, but it was too little, too late; Philip already had enough reason to kill them off totally.
As it pertains to my argument, it doesn't matter either way. I was merely pointing out the irony of the situation regarding the Knights Templar; they lived and died by the politics surrounding the Papacy. In all of these shenanigans the Bible is little more than a footnote, imho.
As it pertains to my argument, it doesn't matter either way. I was merely pointing out the irony of the situation regarding the Knights Templar; they lived and died by the politics surrounding the Papacy. In all of these shenanigans the Bible is little more than a footnote, imho.
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Posted January 30, 2014
Oh yes, an item that no one knows how it was created is being called a forgery. You do realize a "forgery" is a false copy or duplicate of something else? If there's only one and no one knows how it was created, it can't be a forgery.
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Krypsyn: Err, no? The Inquisition forced the confessions, and these confessions are what ultimately destroyed the Templars. The Pope eventually pardoned them of heresy, but it was too little, too late; Philip already had enough reason to kill them off totally.
As it pertains to my argument, it doesn't matter either way. I was merely pointing out the irony of the situation regarding the Knights Templar; they lived and died by the politics surrounding the Papacy. In all of these shenanigans the Bible is little more than a footnote, imho.
Well I did say I could be mistaken, but I believe the pope interrogated them or whatever first and declared them innocent. As it pertains to my argument, it doesn't matter either way. I was merely pointing out the irony of the situation regarding the Knights Templar; they lived and died by the politics surrounding the Papacy. In all of these shenanigans the Bible is little more than a footnote, imho.
flashpulse: Oh yes, an item that no one knows how it was created is being called a forgery. You do realize a "forgery" is a false copy or duplicate of something else? If there's only one and no one knows how it was created, it can't be a forgery.
It was made in the middle ages, a little late for little meek and mild yet will send you to hell, jesus. I guess the right word would be hoax, for the people trying to link it to jesus.
Post edited January 30, 2014 by pimpmonkey2382
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