can't understand christian justification of Old Testament

[BlueBlazer]

and blue what i said in my post was not directed at you i said people like you as in you're thinking.but no it was not directed at you personally.

lmao i see you love these types of threads.im starting to think you are a cult unto yourself.

i just responded to him because he lurks in wait for any thread to jump in and bash any chance he can get.

First I'm going to have to call BS. Second, what are you talking about? Who am I bashing? Go back and read my post that sent you off so bad. Where am I bashing anyone?

You, on the other hand, have called me a cult, a lurker, and painted me out to be nothing more than some guy who has nothing constructive to say just wants to "bash any chance I get."

Thirdly, saying "people like you" is a comparative statement that makes a personal statement about me. You can try to back peddle now, but those things you said obviously included me.

Comes across personal to me . . .

BlueBlazer Reviewed by BlueBlazer on 04-29-2010. can't understand christian justification of Old Testament i don't think anyone denies that the old testament in the bible speaks of and condones horrible acts of inhumanity, often in the form of law or proverb. i also understand that christians believe when jesus came he essentially modified or "fulfilled the law,â?� therefore, how things were done. For this reason christians don't practice most of the barbaric laws promoted in the old testament any longer. for example... "He that curseth his father, or his mother, shall surely be put to Rating: 5