What do say when an Atheist accuses you of supporting the murder of humans for religious reasons past, present, and future.

 I don't quite understand the context...

 Such as supporting the killing the Israelites did when God told them to conquer other nations

 Oh, ok. It seems to me that the place to start is by convincing them, through the Bible itself, that God's word is holy...
1 Corinthians 1:18
For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God.

I normally just punch atheists in the face. It's fun because they try to appeal to a morality that doesn't exist in their world.

 Hehehe!!! You're right Joe, atheism is THE most illogical religion, period. And it IS a religion...

Joe Napalm:

I normally just punch atheists in the face. It's fun because they try to appeal to a morality that doesn't exist in their world.

hahaha. Yeah, it's to bad this is a friend of mine else it might be a good idea. jk

 Hum, that does complicate things a bit... LOL! Have you tried using the Bible to prove the Bible?

Indeed, Joe has hit the nail (that really does exist) on its head (which does have a result, in reality). Ask your atheist friend to define murder. It will require the use of a word like "unjustified" or "wrongful" or something like that. Then, your atheist friend (just like getting punched in the face) will have zero capacity to justify his belief that there is such a thing as "wrong" or "right" or "murder". When your atheist friend places moral expectations upon you, your atheist friend is stealing from the Christian worldview. He cannot justify his haughty, holier-than-thou request. Remember, the existence of God is proven by the impossibility of the opposite. B8

 Brilliant! Just brilliant! You really should try that. There will be no way that he will be able to justify any kind of standard or absolute, without borrowing from a Biblical worldveiw. I feel bad that I didn't think of that! Espesially after having listened to part of some of Bahnsen's debates...

Bahnsen8:

Indeed, Joe has hit the nail (that really does exist) on its head (which does have a result, in reality). Ask your atheist friend to define murder. It will require the use of a word like "unjustified" or "wrongful" or something like that. Then, your atheist friend (just like getting punched in the face) will have zero capacity to justify his belief that there is such a thing as "wrong" or "right" or "murder". When your atheist friend places moral expectations upon you, your atheist friend is stealing from the Christian worldview. He cannot justify his haughty, holier-than-thou request. Remember, the existence of God is proven by the impossibility of the opposite. B8

This was a better explanation. Thank, Bait.

I cannot offer "help" in answering this question,  No one else has given "help",  only their own interpretation of  the exchange with the aetheist.     I , myself would answer the aetheist  with the response that " I don't condone the murder of humans under any circumstances". ( not in war/combat, not in domestic situations, and not as criminal punishment(death penalty).   

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 Well, what would you call "help". Just for the record, I dissagree.

paribanou:

I cannot offer "help" in answering this question,  No one else has given "help",  only their own interpretation of  the exchange with the aetheist.     I , myself would answer the aetheist  with the response that " I don't condone the murder of humans under any circumstances". ( not in war/combat, not in domestic situations, and not as criminal punishment(death penalty).   

I ca

I am resisting the urge to be caustically sarcastic in response to this jibber jabber. Must remain calm. Must resist punching.

Joe Napalm:

paribanou:

I cannot offer "help" in answering this question,  No one else has given "help",  only their own interpretation of  the exchange with the aetheist.     I , myself would answer the aetheist  with the response that " I don't condone the murder of humans under any circumstances". ( not in war/combat, not in domestic situations, and not as criminal punishment(death penalty).   

I ca

I am resisting the urge to be caustically sarcastic in response to this jibber jabber. Must remain calm. Must resist punching.

You call that "resisting"?! LOL!