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"I hate my job. I'm tired of filing paperwork" "Yeah, well, you try walking on fuckin water, lady. Puff and pass."
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Now I see why you guys voted for Bush. ^_^ (ITS A JOKE. CALM DOWN)
So I guess those commandments are pretty null and void anymore. ;_; I kinda liked those. |
You trying to tell me John Wayne Gacey is in your Heaven? ![]() |
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Why the fuck was Satan cast out then? You can't have it both ways. ![]() |
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Satan was cast out because he wanted to usurp God.
Hitler was vehemently anti-Christian, so no worries there. The point is, Lehah, that we all deserve to go to hell. Yeah, even Ghandi, probably. How can you really judge the man? You only know the great thing he did. Maybe he was a shit as a kid. Who knows? The point is, if God sent everyone to hell who deserved it, he'd be pretty lonely up there. But He's takes us as we are, so long as we genuinely want to be with him. |
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As much as I think perspective is good, I think respecting people's decisions, and respecting them as intelligent human beings able to make their own decisions is good also.
So while someone might ask me if I have accepted Jesus into my heart, or hands me what is essentially a Christian propaganda comic book while I'm on the job, I am probably not going to entertain it as the life-changing event evangelism would like it to be. Spreading the word of God can be accomplished just as well by serving as a living and constant reminder-- an example of what Christianity can foster inside our hearts and souls. I am not Christian. I don't think I ever will be. But I don't think either extreme, either dismissing the religion out of hand, or extolling its virtues consistently to unreceptive people, allows for that large degree of human capability. Fuck you, cynics. Stop treating everyone like they're a stupid asshole and you'll stop creating stupid assholes. |
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I don't know what that means, but I'm guessing you're asking why I can't judge but God can? Which is kinda obvious. Omniscience and all.
Oh, and try not to make an ass of yourself. I have no problem thread banning you. |
On the other hand, your belief in God is identified with the belief in the world around you, where the belief in God is no longer a special exception, where the being of the world takes possession of the whole person, there also vanishes the belief in special effects and appearances of God. The theory of God is wrecked, is stranded on your belief in the world, in natural effects as the only true ones - that the world is a literal thing, as opposed to miracles, which are not to be proven literally. And here - the belief in miracles is no longer anything more than the belief in historical, past miracles, (unless either of you have witnessed something utterly unexplainable as to only be available to the theory of God) so the existence of God is also only an historical, in itself atheistic idea. ![]() |
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It's a matter of figures, odds, numbers. Not to mention, the Bible's "secular backing" is somewhat iffy given that the Bible was written how long after the death of your Lord? ![]() |
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Am I the only person reading this and going in the back of my mind, isn’t it just a tad supercilious of the human race to conceptualize an entity that can create an entire universe as physically anthropomorphic. Or, does the various references of “he” in this thread isn’t to be taken in a literal context? I seriously can’t tell with Christians most of the time.
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