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The nonexistence of the spirit world : Comments
By Peter Sellick, published 12/2/2007In the absence of church teaching, ideas about God will always revert to simple monotheism.
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The point is not so much that god does not exist , the point is god , christianity (or Islam) or the values claimed by those cults are what the followers claim it to be , including its symbolism. For me and other that I know and probably a great many of Christianities victims the cult Christ is more of a symbol of repression and moral corruption. Christians will deny it but it is reality, no wonder Christianity as a whole has never been able to learn from history. Not so ironic since Christianity denies even its own true history.
The kingdom of god is a claim by Jihadists and Crusaders. The Kingdom of God was achieved by Mussolini and the Taliban. The kingdom of god has no currency in my world and the world of many. What is it then ? a threat to impose dictates.
Evidently the world is expected to give the Christian the right to believe in his god but nobody has the right not to believe. So the world is doomed to suffer the anti morals that religion forces upon it both legally and illegally.
Its easy to be smug about the immortality of cults such as Christianity given the polital pandering that gives the feeling to Christians this is their reign. A Hindu friend is absolutely beside himself that Christians worship a false god to him it is deplorable.
Growing is Christian converts to Hinduism.
Waterboy I have no doubt in 10 - 15 years we will still be debating this except you and Philo will be arguing for the virtues of following Vishnu and Siva. This isnt only about Jesus fiction, all religion follows the same pattern of superciliousness.