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Originally posted by DARKCYDE_CROWLEY
FACT!
No organized religion has got it right.
.This is what happens in self centered world and attitude towards selfishness.
Originally posted by jagdflieger
reply to post by DaMod
Ok, is it judging to say that murder is a sin and if you commit murder then you are guilty of a sin? It is judging to say that men really do not truly comprehend the nature of sin. It is judging to say that no man is equal to God, and to point out that fact. Maybe I do judge, but my judgement is against all men. We do not comprehend the true nature of God, the true nature of sin. We are not gods and will never be gods. We are merely men with all the imperfections of being men (women are included). For us to believe that we are gods is indeed a truly great sin and really should be judged. It is a warning: do not believe the lie that you are a god and are equal to God>
This idea applies to everyone of all beliefs or lack of a belief in God.
Originally posted by jeanvaljean
reply to post by Crossfate
Agreed.
There is one question I'd love to have answered honestly by a fundamentalist:
If it was proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that all your religious beliefs are false, to the point that even you had to accept it, how would you handle it?
In my opinion, religious beliefs are a security blanket (at least for those who refuse to question them) and I don't begrudge any believers for it unless they try to smother me with it.
If a vociferous fundamentalist, a la Phelps, were to sincerely consider what it would be like to have his/her beliefs conclusively proven to be false, I think it would reveal the real human being underneath.
There is no way that Jehova is the creator of everything. If he created the universe, then damn... An egotistical, JEALOUS (of other "gods"!) entity that created it all. Great. We are all doomed. But like I said, if it works for you, cool.
Originally posted by Jobeycool
Ever notice how an atheist will use the bible stcripture to attack someone who beleives in God to prove science and evoltuion when they don't believe the bible to begin with.
Originally posted by Jobeycool
This idea applies to everyone of all beliefs or lack of a belief in God.
Originally posted by jeanvaljean
reply to post by Crossfate
Agreed.
There is one question I'd love to have answered honestly by a fundamentalist:
If it was proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that all your religious beliefs are false, to the point that even you had to accept it, how would you handle it?
In my opinion, religious beliefs are a security blanket (at least for those who refuse to question them) and I don't begrudge any believers for it unless they try to smother me with it.
If a vociferous fundamentalist, a la Phelps, were to sincerely consider what it would be like to have his/her beliefs conclusively proven to be false, I think it would reveal the real human being underneath.
Originally posted by wylekat
5: You laugh at Hindu beliefs that defy humans, and Greek claims about gods sleeping with women, but you have no problem in believing that the Holy Spirit impregnated Mary, who then gave birth to a man-god who got killed, came back to life and then ascended into the sky.
The author left out the entire Old Testament bit about the 'angels' impregnating women, and making superhuman and giant babies. That one always gets a chuckle.
I agree with you about this list 100%. I quit being a Christian, because a LOT of what they say and do is wrong beyond belief. They adhere to the 'bible' about as much as I'd adhere to a greased, glass wall.
Originally posted by Kingdom of darkness
Supposedly jesus comes to israel to rule for 1000 years...uh oh wait contradiction
They killed christ...would why they be his "Chosen" people...LOL and let's not forget the part the romans played it in.
Wow now this is starting to get funny...really
Originally posted by Kingdom of darkness
Supposedly jesus comes to israel to rule for 1000 years...uh oh wait contradiction
They killed christ...would why they be his "Chosen" people...LOL and let's not forget the part the romans played it in.
Wow now this is starting to get funny...really