Originally posted by Darkseid
There is no god in the sky.
It's just a phrase. Lighten up.
If that was the case, then he has failed. Which is
quite obvious from you as being the evidence to support such.
Christ failed to save humanity?? I am evidence that He failed?
My goodness you are an interesting lil' fella
First off, Christ didn't fail. He redeemed everyone. It is up to
each individual to accept or reject redemption in order to be saved.
Second .. judge not lest ye be judged.
Like I said ... our time is best spent on contemplation of His words.
Something you obviously haven't done. Instead of chasing after
bizarre theories that were thrown out as crap 2,000 years ago by
people who knew more than you ... you really ought to spend time
reading what Christ said. If you did, then you'd know better than
to judge me as having not been saved and you'd know better than
to judge Christ as a failure.
Yeshua is the name Mary and Joseph named him.
So what? Jesus....Yeshua.... It's like a person in America calling
a child Carl and in Mexico they'd refer to the child as Carlos. It's
just a matter of culture. It's irrelevant.
Yeshua is the name Mary Magdeline scream out while
she was have an orgy after the wedding ceremony Yeshua
had with her.
Now you are being comical.
Orgy? Do you even know what an orgy is??
- a drunken licentious festival.
- party characterized by public promiscuous sexual intercourse
- esoteric religius rituals in ancient Greece used especially in
the worship of Demeter and Dionysus full of promiscuous sexual
intercourse and drunkedness.
Drunken sex parties were NOT on Christ's to-do list when he came
to Earth from Heaven in order to save humanity. He was on a mission.
Drunken sex parties would interfere and would NOT be the Will of God.
Therefore, He wouldn't do such a thing. All through scripture you find
him in prayer. 'Pray continuously' ... 'be perfect as God your Father is
perfect' ... He would be breaking these - His own commands - if He
were to grovel in the mud in wild sex parties. You'd know this if you
had spent time actually reading scripture instead of wasting time
entertaining the silly notions that you do.
I think having an heir, especially if your faith was to be
taken world wide was very well damn important.
You are thinking organically. Try thinking etherially. Besides, Christ
DID have an heir on earth. He had 11. Peter, James, John, Matthew,
etc. etc. etc.
read the Gnostic scripture of Mary, Thomas, and Judas
and then tell me what you think about the Orthodox version.
Already did. I wasn't impressed. They were too worldly and base.
Severely lacking in wisdom, insight, and understanding of Christ's mission.
In other words .. fiction.
other deciples of Yeshua, Thomas, Mary Magdeline, and Judas
Thomas. Sure. He certainly was. He even died for Christ.
Mary Magdeline. Sure. She was a disciple. Not an apostle, but a disciple.
Judas. Sure. He certainly was. And he screwed up - as was prophecied.
[edit on 5/16/2006 by FlyersFan]