[ronald_reagan]

I thought the Nazarene Carpenter, outlandish as his tale was, suggested that the human heart itself was a storehouse for all manner of evil, which proceeded OUT OF IT... not that things OUT OF IT entered INTO IT and made it corrupt? I didn't know Polycarp was a Nazarene Carpenter?

You asked me if I got it from Christianity itself. Point blank.

My answer was no. Why are you arguing what Christianity says if I just flat out said that I dont' get it from it?

Polycarp was a disciple of John the apostle. Thats why you didn't know he was a Carpenter.

Sir Thomas More spoke of common law. That man knows right from wrong. Its obvious you don't follow Christ, and thats fine by me. So if Christianity is where you find that murder is wrong, then where do atheiests find this belief??

I don't know what point you're trying to make.... but you contradict yourself so much that it confuses me.

Maybe you should be more clear about what you're asking, this wouldn't be the case.