Do you think a God who drowns innocent babies from ppl before the flood is loving?

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A guy on my weird Dutch forum asked that.
I said: if those sweet innocent babies were the offspring of fallen angels and women, then you'd better drown these little demons.
Where do those disembodied demons and unclean spirits who search for bodies to posess come from?
They are not fallen angels. Fallen angels from before the flood are in hell says Peter and angels dont need a body to work through.
I used to believe GAP theory and thought they were from before creation, but God created the heavens and earth in 7 days. When He laid the cornerstone of the earth the sons of God rejoiced.
I always thought satan fell ages before that.
So then those demons must be from before the flood and the reason for the flood.
A nice bed time story.
https://blog.logos.com/2015/10/where-do-demons-come-from/
Btw if I see those demons get kicked out and they ask em who they are in Africa they always say: I'm a giant. I come from the water. And they 'love' these women they posess and ruin their marriage and they get dreams of having sex w em.
So, now its 11.30 pm here. Time to go to bed.
 

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A guy on my weird Dutch forum asked that.
I said: if those sweet innocent babies were the offspring of fallen angels and women, then you'd better drown these little demons.
Where do those disembodied demons and unclean spirits who search for bodies to posess come from?
They are not fallen angels. Fallen angels from before the flood are in hell says Peter and angels dont need a body to work through.
I used to believe GAP theory and thought they were from before creation, but God created the heavens and earth in 7 days. When He laid the cornerstone of the earth the sons of God rejoiced.
I always thought satan fell ages before that.
So then those demons must be from before the flood and the reason for the flood.
A nice bed time story.
https://blog.logos.com/2015/10/where-do-demons-come-from/
Btw if I see those demons get kicked out and they ask em who they are in Africa they always say: I'm a giant. I come from the water. And they 'love' these women they posess and ruin their marriage and they get dreams of having sex w em.
So, now its 11.30 pm here. Time to go to bed.

This is what happens when a mythology gets taken too seriously.
 

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I thought Satan was cast down before Adam and Eve were created? I also heard that the serpent was made on the 6th day so these theories always spin me about.
I can't discredit the belief that Lucifer was cast down first, but throw the word "GAP theory" into it and it becomes a hoax.
Satan was thrown down but the angels might have followed after word, this is just me speaking, but I do take the 24 hour day as meaning phases because the sun and man wasn't even around to measure time.
It's not very important anyway and I believe the whole theory evolved around the words "replenish" and "was" so just throwing that out there
 

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I thought Satan was cast down before Adam and Eve were created? I also heard that the serpent was made on the 6th day so these theories always spin me about.
I can't discredit the belief that Lucifer was cast down first, but throw the word "GAP theory" into it and it becomes a hoax.
Satan was thrown down but the angels might have followed after word, this is just me speaking, but I do take the 24 hour day as meaning phases because the sun and man wasn't even around to measure time.
It's not very important anyway and I believe the whole theory evolved around the words "replenish" and "was" so just throwing that out there

He fell before man. Did he fall immediately out of jealousy or something, cause angels have to serve ppl and can never become like God, like we can? Those other angels fell when they saw the women looked good. Thats not before creation.
I think they made those dinosaurs. Henoch or some other apocryphical book says they taught ppl to genetically change animals. Why would God create such monsters? I dont buy that. Someone found a dinosaur w soft tissue. That's not billions of years old.
That solves the problem of dinos on the ark too. I think he only took normal animals.
And after the flood it happened again those giants. That is weird.
They were offspring from Canaan. Why was he cursed? Theres more to that story.
Nowadays they can clone and genetically manipulate.
It would be like the days of Noah.
 
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He fell before man. Did he fall immediately out of jealousy or something, cause angels have to serve ppl and can never become like God, like we can? Those other angels fell when they saw the women looked good. Thats not before creation.
I think they made those dinosaurs. Henoch or some other apocryphical book says they taught ppl to genetically change animals. Why would God create such monsters? I dont buy that. Someone found a dinosaur w soft tissue. That's not billions of years old.
That solves the problem of dinos on the ark too. I think he only took normal animals.
And after the flood it happened again those giants. That is weird.
They were offspring from Canaan. Why was he cursed? Theres more to that story.
Nowadays they can clone and genetically manipulate.
It would be like the days of Noah.

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We hold ppl under and force them to either be passively saved or drown.

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The myth of Noah is firmly based on earlier Sumerian and Akkadian myths. These myths represent a pre-scientific attempt to explain purely natural phenomena such as floods, earthquakes, famines etc. I do not accept the view that they represent global catastrophes, I consider it far more likely that they refer to the regular cyclic flooding of such areas. Further these myths were written at a time in human thought when everything was the act of one God or another.
 

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Well, if the angels in Heaven ( or fallen angels who lost their place in Heaven) do not need to reproduce because they wouldn't need to be replaced, who's to say that these " sons of God" weren't descendants of Adam's son, Seth and the daughters of men did not descend from Cain, the world's first fratricide and murderer? As a Lutheran of the Missouri Synod, I am bound to accept these words of Scripture as historical fact and it does underscore the reality of Original Sin and it shows where this sin would ultimately lead for humanity.

There is no such thing as an " innocent." Our fallen nature automatically makes us self- centered rather than God- centered and the fact that children aren't yet able to realize that their choices can have some very adverse consequences, one can see where sin unchecked can lead to. Tragedy.
 

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The myth of Noah is firmly based on earlier Sumerian and Akkadian myths. These myths represent a pre-scientific attempt to explain purely natural phenomena such as floods, earthquakes, famines etc. I do not accept the view that they represent global catastrophes, I consider it far more likely that they refer to the regular cyclic flooding of such areas. Further these myths were written at a time in human thought when everything was the act of one God or another.

Ahhh, another avid reader of the NRT ... (Not Really True) Bible.
I especially like the BOOK of ACTors .
Chapter 16 verse 30 ...
Whaddya gotta do ta be saved?
Verse 31...
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Lol, just kiddin with ya, mac.
The bible is true, it's not myths.
You can trust God's Word and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved Today! :)
 

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Ahhh, another avid reader of the NRT ... (Not Really True) Bible.
I especially like the BOOK of ACTors .
Chapter 16 verse 30 ...
Whaddya gotta do ta be saved?
Verse 31...
:dunno: Dunno!

Lol, just kiddin with ya, mac.
The bible is true, it's not myths.
You can trust God's Word and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved Today! :)
There is zero evidence of a world wide flood.

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There is zero evidence of a world wide flood.

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What proof do you require in order to believe the Bible?
 

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A guy on my weird Dutch forum asked that.
I said: if those sweet innocent babies were the offspring of fallen angels and women, then you'd better drown these little demons.
Where do those disembodied demons and unclean spirits who search for bodies to posess come from?
They are not fallen angels. Fallen angels from before the flood are in hell says Peter and angels dont need a body to work through.
I used to believe GAP theory and thought they were from before creation, but God created the heavens and earth in 7 days. When He laid the cornerstone of the earth the sons of God rejoiced.
I always thought satan fell ages before that.
So then those demons must be from before the flood and the reason for the flood.
A nice bed time story.
https://blog.logos.com/2015/10/where-do-demons-come-from/
Btw if I see those demons get kicked out and they ask em who they are in Africa they always say: I'm a giant. I come from the water. And they 'love' these women they posess and ruin their marriage and they get dreams of having sex w em.
So, now its 11.30 pm here. Time to go to bed.

You might find sections of the Clementine Homilies interesting. They didn't make it into the Canon but they were read by the early church:

http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/080808.htm

Specifically, chapters starting with 15 "The Giants", followed by 16 and 17 - "Cannibalism", "The Flood" of Homily 8.

It is clear from the homilies (various places) that Peter was not a meat eater.
 
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You might find sections of the Clementine Homilies interesting. They didn't make it into the Canon but they were read by the early church:

http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/080808.htm

Specifically, chapters starting with 15 "The Giants", followed by 16 and 17 - "Cannibalism", "The Flood".

It is clear from the homilies (various places) that Peter was not a meat eater.

↑ It's Roman Catholic nonsense and heresies ... I strongly recommend against it, Imalive .
In fact, I recommend running away in the opposite direction.
If anyone feels they MUST read it, do so with full armor on and only to see what kind of falsehoods are taught by the RC denomination and/or it's proponents ... for discernment purposes only. I can't even say 'for the laughs' bc teaching things in Jesus' name designed to deceive ppl and lead them AWAY from Him and salvation really isnt funny.
 

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Anyways, how else did they come to existance?
 

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Well, if the angels in Heaven ( or fallen angels who lost their place in Heaven) do not need to reproduce because they wouldn't need to be replaced, who's to say that these " sons of God" weren't descendants of Adam's son, Seth and the daughters of men did not descend from Cain, the world's first fratricide and murderer? As a Lutheran of the Missouri Synod, I am bound to accept these words of Scripture as historical fact and it does underscore the reality of Original Sin and it shows where this sin would ultimately lead for humanity.

There is no such thing as an " innocent." Our fallen nature automatically makes us self- centered rather than God- centered and the fact that children aren't yet able to realize that their choices can have some very adverse consequences, one can see where sin unchecked can lead to. Tragedy.

They have found skeletons of giants. Goliath was a giant. We have tall ppl now but no real giants.

Anything they thought at any moment was evil. That does not sound normal and human. Even Hitler had moments when he was petting his dog.
Or Sodom, young kids wanting to rape angels. That is demonic.

Then the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.
 

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↑ It's Roman Catholic nonsense and heresies ... I strongly recommend against it, Imalive .
In fact, I recommend running away in the opposite direction.
If anyone feels they MUST read it, do so with full armor on and only to see what kind of falsehoods are taught by the RC denomination and/or it's proponents ... for discernment purposes only. I can't even say 'for the laughs' bc teaching things in Jesus' name designed to deceive ppl and lead them AWAY from Him and salvation really isnt funny.

The Clementine Homilies date from an early period of Christian history.
It was long believed that the early date of the Clementines was proved by the fact that they were twice quoted by Origen. One of these quotations occurs in the Philokalia of Sts. Gregory of Nazianzus and Basil (c. 360). Dr. Armitage Robinson showed in his edition of that work (1893) that the citation is an addition to the passage of Origen made by the compilers, or possibly by a later editor. The other citation occurs in the old Latin translation of Origen on Matthew. This translation is full of interpolations and alterations, and the passage of Pseudo-Clement is apparently an interpolation by the translator from the Arian Opus imperfectum in Matt.[4]

Omitting Origen, the earliest witness is Eusebius. In his Ecclesiastical History, III, xxxviii (AD 325) he mentions some short writings and adds:

"And now some have only the other day brought forward other wordy and lengthy compositions as being Clement's, containing dialogues of Peter and Appion, of which there is absolutely no mention in the ancients."

These dialogues need not have been the complete romance, but may have been an earlier draft of part of it. Next we find the Clementines used by Ebionites c. 360.[5] They are quoted as the Periodi by St. Jerome in 387 and 392 (On Galatians 1:18, and Adv. Jovin., 1:26). Two forms of the Recognitions were known to Rufinus, and one of them was translated by him c. 400. In about 408, Paulinus of Nola in a letter to Rufinus mentions having himself translated a part or all, perhaps as an exercise in Greek.

These early books are evidence of an on-going search to understand the life of Christ in the life of Christians.
 

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What proof do you require in order to believe the Bible?

Actual, physical evidence.

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The Clementine Homilies date from an early period of Christian history.

These early books are evidence of an on-going search to understand the life of Christ in the life of Christians.

So the Word of God you reject because you demand actual physical evidence...

But speculative propaganda from a
heretical Roman Catholic website you believe?!

Oy! :banghead:
 
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