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   Kirth Gersen wrote: By your own logic, you are equally damned--I'm sure you've eaten before, hence you've killed, or at least killed by proxy. This isn't "lawyering;" it's basic common sense. Free will comes into play after each person has already been weaned onto solid food, and has hence killed, or had someone else kill on his or her behalf, which is the same in the eyes of God (Jesus' logic, not mine). There is no escape by that means. God understands how the world works, he created it. Saint Peter will understand you ate food when he questions you. You do say a prayer at your meals don't you? Why? Don't you eat the body of Christ at communion -- I can see you pulling out your logic books after that one, "Objection your honor!" Satan giggles when you do things like that. When it is your turn, you will stand for your Judgement and if you say, "because I thought eating beef was akin to killing, therefore I disregarded the commandments because I think that is logical condradiciton..." etc, etc. Guess where you will spend eternity? Only your free-will can save your soul. You have all the tools you need. I sincerely hope you make it.  
   Dirk Gently wrote: 
 You are going to stand in front of Saint Peter one day, and believe me he has heard all these arguments a billion times. All this "lawyering" is going to send your souls to hell. You know what is right, so do it. If you don't know and can't figure it out than you are what is known as a "lost soul." Can you save yourself? Only your Free-Will can make that decision!  
   Grimcleaver wrote: 
 I am sorry, but if your free-will has turned away from the Ten Commandments you will burn in hell. Like choosing to obey the speed limit or not, you can choose to break the law but then you have to pay a fine. If you choose to break the Ten Commandments, then you will pay the ultimate fine. Look into your heart. Only you know if you can stand before Saint Peter's judgment. Only you and your free-will can keep the Ten Commandments.  
   Moff Rimmer wrote: Either you are a Christian or you're not. There aren't really any degrees in Christianity as far as the "goal" is concerned. Either you are going to heaven or you're not. My opinion is either you adhear to (and keep sacred) the Ten Commandments, or you are not a Christian. (period) It is all right there in black and white folks. It is NOT hard.  
   Jesus appeared holding a majestic, large caliber, automatic carbine that started to belch forth round after round of holy justice as his muscles held taunt against the recoil (each round slammed into Dogzan’s chest with eruptions of gore and bone) -- Jesus screamed, “You are not forgiven! You are not forgiven!” (then, he remembered this was the abyss and left.)  
   Blackdragon wrote: 
 What is funny about that?  
   Blackdragon wrote: Does it really matter what invisiable being's name your killing people in? Yes, it does. This is what Jesus said to me: "Soldier, you are content with what you are. Then that you shall remain until we meet again. As I go now to my Father, you must one day come to me" - Jesus Christ to Casca (in Casca: The Eternal Mercenary) I probably shouldn't have put that spear into his side.  
   Sebastian wrote: ... he wasn't so much thinking as the maggots digging around in his brain were moving the flesh about stimulating the dead synapses into occassional bursts of electrical activity that might appear to be brain activity. The maggots in Erik Mona's brain crackled and sizzled, he just had a great idea for next month's editorial.  
   Tequila Sunrise wrote: Wow, I was completely unaware that Starbuck's actress was getting a rough time because of her gender. It never ceases to amaze me how insane people are. I thought the criticism of her sex stopped after the first season. However, I did hear her say that she hated the show and couldn’t wait until it ended. We she “died” I actually thought she had asked to written out of the show, and her death did not surprise me at all. Her return did!! | 
 
	
 
     
    