Nah, but what about my question to you. If YOU wrong someone, can you dictate the rule about how, why and should they etc, forgive YOU?
You are not the One who has been sinned against. You cannot set up the rules for forgiveness.
Are you really saying that if I am wronged by someone I'm not allowed to forgive them?
He didn't say that at all. Why would you think that?
Perhaps he is saying that if YOU wrong some one, you cannot give THEM the rules by which you can be forgiven.
You either obfuscate or perhaps you have a reading comprehension issue.
Once again, you miss the whole point of the line of reasoning.
Is the requirement to spill blood for forgiveness consistent with the concept of an "infinite" god?
Is such a god even moral?
Or, is this idea more consistent with something thought up by primitive, bronze age, goat herders?
Nope, you just backed yourself into a corner and rather than acknowledge it, you try to weasel out by some sort of "contortion."
Answer the question that Ringman and I put to you.
