See, you can't find any. Because there is nothing in the Bible to support you.

Beware false prophets...

The left doesn't hate "Bible believing Christians". Their issues tend to be with people who call themselves Christians and then use Jesus as a reason to do all the things Jesus says not to do, like judge and hate and condemn.

You speak of the Old Testament, pre-Jesus. That is the part of the Bible where the "do what I say or go to hell" rules exist. The GOSPELS speak of love, love, acceptance, love, and more love. If you can support your claim with actual Biblical text, I'd believe you.

I DO read the actual Bible. I've studied it forward and backward. It's you who obviously has not, as you cannot support your claims with anything from the Bible. Sure, you may find some whiny Paul quotes in his letters condemning homosexuality. But Paul also condemned marriage, so he may not be the best person to get advice from.

Judge not, lest ye be judged.

Where in the BIBLE does it say this? I mean... I've read the thing cover to cover about 12 times and I haven't found any evidence to support your claim.

I haven't BOUGHT INTO anything. I just read the Bible. In context. In 8 different translations. It says the same thing over and over. In this section of the Bible, Jesus is talking to the disciples about heaven. He uses this analogy because it is one the disciples would understand. The discussion comes right after the discussion of the rich man and the kingdom of God. Matthew 19:21 Jesus answered, “If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.”

22 When the young man heard this, he went away sad, because he had great wealth.

23 Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Truly I tell you, it is hard for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of heaven. 24 Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God.”

25 When the disciples heard this, they were greatly astonished and asked, “Who then can be saved?”

26 Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.”

27 Peter answered him, “We have left everything to follow you! What then will there be for us?”

28 Jesus said to them, “Truly I tell you, at the renewal of all things, when the Son of Man sits on his glorious throne, you who have followed me will also sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. 29 And everyone who has left houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or wife[e] or children or fields for my sake will receive a hundred times as much and will inherit eternal life. 30 But many who are first will be last, and many who are last will be first.

This immediately leads into Matthew 20:1-16 where Jesus uses the parable of the workers to explain to the disciples that, though their work is not in vain, they forgiveness of others is just as valid.

I'm not putting words in Jesus' mouth. I AM LITERALLY COPYING FROM THE BIBLE.

Obviously you haven't read the Bible, or you would know that. By saying that one has to live a conservative and "perfect" life in order to be saved, you are NEGATING CHRIST'S SACRIFICE. He didn't die for people who were "good Christians". HE DIED TO FORGIVE SINNERS OF THEIR SINS. PERIOD. UNCONDITIONALLY.

People like you are why atheism runs so rampant in the world. People hear idiots like you claiming that Jesus dislikes a group of people or didn't come to save everyone. Jesus doesn't hate people. YOU hate people. Jesus loved everyone. Bleeding heart liberals. Cold hearted conservatives. Moderates. EVERYONE.

Stop negating Jesus by pushing your own biased and WRONG agenda.

"Unwound" by Niel Shusterman is a good one too. I love the idea that though ABORTION is illegal in the book, they can give the kid back when they're 13. I'm down for that!

In order for the Browns to make it to the Playoffs, they have to beat a MINIMUM of 7 teams (that is the fewest number of wins that any team has had and still made it to playoffs). Let's look at their schedule for 2018 logically:

Giants - The giants have a great team. Browns DID beat them in '08, but that's a decade ago, and unless Jesus plays for the Browns, I doubt they have a chance.

Bills - THEY MIGHT WIN THIS ONE. THEY DID LAST YEAR. THE BILLS SUCK BALLS.

Eagles - the Eagles just won the Super Bowl against the NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS. There's no way they would lose to the Browns unless every single one of their players were critically injured or otherwise out. The last time they beat them was in 1994.

Lions - With the new coach, the Lions may have a good season (assuming his allegations from 20 years ago don't keep him from coaching #TeamMattPatricia. Last time the Browns beat them was in '01, so I doubt it.

Steelers - Though it pains me to say this, the Steelers are still a really good team. However, they've lost to the Browns in '14 and '12, so it's possible. We'll assume this is a bad year and they beat the Steelers ONCE. That brings us to 2 possible wins for the season.

Saints - Saint's suck, so we'll estimate 3 Browns wins for the season by this point.

Jets - Browns haven't beaten the Jets since 2010... so I doubt it.

Raiders - I'll give this one a 50/50 chance. Let's say this gives us 4 wins for the season after playing the Raiders.

Ravens - They beat them in 2015, but I highly doubt they'll beat them in upcoming years. Espcially since the Ravens seems to get marginally better each year.

Chargers - Browns have only beat them 9 times. I'm going to say it's a no go.

Buccaneers - No. Browns haven't beat them in 8 years.

Steelers - I gave 1, but they won't beat the Steelers twice in a season.

Chiefs - 50/50 chance, so we'll say Browns win this one, which puts them at 5.

Falcons - They won't beat the Falcons. Atlanta is a great team.

Bengals - They'll win this one. We'll estimate 6.

Texans - No chance in hell.

Panthers - Not gonna happen.

Broncos - Another loss for the Browns.

Bengals - MAYBE this will be win number 7.

Ravens - Yeah... I doubt it, but this might happen to. Let's say that's 8.

A PERFECT SEASON FOR THE BROWNS WOULD EQUAL 8 WINS. So, technically they could make the playoffs, but only if EVERY OTHER TEAM sucks balls.

Just because a player was good in college doesn't mean they'll even be decent in the pros. Browns fans can't put all their eggs in Baker Mayfield's basket. The kid is great, but he's going to get his ass handed to him.

That being said, I love that Browns fans are loyal and there IS a SLIGHT probability that they MIGHT accidentally stumble their way into the Playoffs, but I highly doubt it.

This is brilliant! I have nothing else to add to this argument, but it requires 50 characters, so enjoy.

Considering that it's not a baby until it's born, your argument has no validity. Until the crotch fruit is actually living on its own outside the body, the parasite should be eligible for removal.

That is... unless YOU want to adopt a bunch of rape babies?

Yes. People are dumb and their should be less of them. Not to mention that, though extreme, his point of view makes total sense. Less people = less resources used = further longevity of life.