Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 28th Mar 2009 03:13 UTC
I had prepared myself to experience the world's best game. Judging by other people's reviews, Grand Theft Auto 4 was crafted in a special gaming studio in heaven, authored by Jesus Christ himself, and it descended upon us from the heavens on a golden chariot made out of chocolate covered in fairy dust. Imagine my surprise when I experienced the world's biggest turd in gaming since Davilex' A2 Racer (Dutch people will understand).
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Member since:2005-12-02
Quick, look up really fast....ah, too late. The point clearly went over your head.
You had no point except to attempt to spread your beliefs, and force them onto others. Thanks for playing
As to another post, the New Testament does not over ride the Old Testament. They are part of the same book, one before the birth of JC, the second part after. It is a history book that has been (mis)-interpreted too many times in being translated from the original work.
Member since:2005-11-14
"Quick, look up really fast....ah, too late. The point clearly went over your head.
You had no point except to attempt to spread your beliefs, and force them onto others. Thanks for playing
As to another post, the New Testament does not over ride the Old Testament. They are part of the same book, one before the birth of JC, the second part after. It is a history book that has been (mis)-interpreted too many times in being translated from the original work. "
My point was simple, you just refused to acknowledge it. Humans can pervert any teachings to mean whatever they want it to mean. That point was made very clearly in my post, which you either ignored, or was outside your ability to understand. I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and say that you just ignored it, because it went against your beliefs. However, you're being intellectual dishonest with yourself to cite the Crusades (something that was against the teachings of the Bible).
To illustrate your point in a different context, let's say you're studying up on C#, you write an application, and it fails to compile due to errors in your code. Your stance is that is the errors in your code is what you were taught to do, although the textbook that you were studying from clearly says otherwise.
The Bible is a collection of books, not just one book. I agree that there are parts that are mistranslated, which is why you must interpret the teachings in it's entirety, not just by one singular verse from a book in the Bible.
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For the record, ever hear of some small historical events such as the Crusades and the Spanish Inquisition? I would say regardless of what a book says, the actions of the religions followers are what determine it's teachings. "
Quick, look up really fast....ah, too late. The point clearly went over your head.