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By Everald Compton, published 11/12/2013Since the dawn of time, millions have been killed by those who claimed to have acted in God's name, but the truth is that every single death has been the unjustifiable action of a violent person.
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Posted by Jon J, Wednesday, 11 December 2013 11:08:32 AM
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Everald, your God, if He, She or It existed, would bless you.
I loved your words: "and I find that, when you cut away all the heavy theology that smothers any faith, you can get down to the very essence of them all. You discover the irrefutable fact that they are all religions of love and peace and justice." Everald, the things that our world is most short of are love and peace and justice. This is in spite of the fact that religion affects the lives of most of the world's people. Obviously there is a serious disconnect between religious belief and human nature. I wish that we could get rid of all religions. I don't think it is a good thing to indoctrinate little kids with fears about ancient myths and superstitions. Religion divides people, confuses them, and deranges them. It would be better to accept life as it is, base our lives on reality and the here and now, and try to make every day worthwhile by helping other people and sharing what we have with them. That should bring its own rewards. The Big Lotto Win in the Sky is a nonsense, a massive con. It's gone on for long enough! Posted by David G, Wednesday, 11 December 2013 12:45:03 PM
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Yep and now secularist murder the unborn by the millions in the name of no God just like Pol Pot, Stalin and Mao.
ps watch out for those fundamentalist salvos this Christmas as they look after the down and outs. Posted by runner, Wednesday, 11 December 2013 2:08:34 PM
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Everald. Thanks for giving us an insight into your own personal journey. With more people like you, I venture to suggest that the world would be a better place. Given your interest in the two "r"s, railways and religion, you may be interested in two op-eds that I have posted on both topics. Links below. Regards, Jim Page.
http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=12895 http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=15784 Posted by Dr James Page, Wednesday, 11 December 2013 3:14:12 PM
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Runner, how much will the Salvos commit to the "Down and Outs" this Christmas, from the billions of cash they have !
That equal to a pinch of salt, is what they will give !! In the UK the Salvos commit only 14% annually, of what they receive in donations towards those who need help. Your mate Jesus would not be happy with this lot. Posted by Kipp, Wednesday, 11 December 2013 5:17:36 PM
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'Runner, how much will the Salvos commit to the "Down and Outs" this Christmas, from the billions of cash they have !
That equal to a pinch of salt, is what they will give !! funny enough Kipp the officers I know in the salvation receive a pittance compared to the officers on the tax funded gw religion gravy train. You certainly have a warped view on things. Posted by runner, Wednesday, 11 December 2013 5:27:55 PM
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Now, if you want to renounce the official version and claim that your God is NOT omnipotent and/or NOT omniscient, that's fine: just resign from your church and spend the rest of your days explaining just how powerful and how knowing your God actually is, and how you come to be possessed of this information. But as long as you carry an official banner for an all-knowing, all-powerful God then you'll have to wear the consequences of that belief, as unpalatable as they may be to a modern enlightened mind.
It's called the Problem of Evil, and ignoring it doesn't make it go away.