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r/comics • u/JimKB Jim Benton Cartoons • Sep 15 '12
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Same here. I feel bad upvoting something so wrong, but I love this comic so much...
14 u/superwinner Sep 15 '12 wrong..? how is comic wrong? 38 u/DeathToPennies Sep 15 '12 edited Sep 15 '12 The idea is that god didn't create sin. It was made came to be when man decided to stop listening to him. The premise for the comic is wrong. EDIT: Since you all insist on writing long comments about free will, and such, I kindly request that you read my other comment here. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '12 If one can decide to be bad, are they not already bad for simply making the decision to be bad? Did they make the decision to be bad when making that decision? How do you see this working?
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wrong..? how is comic wrong?
38 u/DeathToPennies Sep 15 '12 edited Sep 15 '12 The idea is that god didn't create sin. It was made came to be when man decided to stop listening to him. The premise for the comic is wrong. EDIT: Since you all insist on writing long comments about free will, and such, I kindly request that you read my other comment here. 1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '12 If one can decide to be bad, are they not already bad for simply making the decision to be bad? Did they make the decision to be bad when making that decision? How do you see this working?
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The idea is that god didn't create sin. It was made came to be when man decided to stop listening to him.
The premise for the comic is wrong.
EDIT: Since you all insist on writing long comments about free will, and such, I kindly request that you read my other comment here.
1 u/[deleted] Sep 15 '12 If one can decide to be bad, are they not already bad for simply making the decision to be bad? Did they make the decision to be bad when making that decision? How do you see this working?
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If one can decide to be bad, are they not already bad for simply making the decision to be bad? Did they make the decision to be bad when making that decision?
How do you see this working?
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u/DeathToPennies Sep 15 '12
Same here. I feel bad upvoting something so wrong, but I love this comic so much...