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Is Christianity for real?
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Sancho... I am not dazzled by my own intellect, I am amazed at the lack of it throughout society and that members of religions judge others not even knowing their own.
I am not against Christians or their faith ... I am against ignorance. I am against telling people falsehoods and then re-badging it as truth. I never for a second thought that I was the only one to know these things about the Bible... I just know that when I read them I stopped to question - others didn't.
Pericles and csteele.... Wow
I have been honest here... I don't have a hidden agenda. Are you both conspiracy theorists...lol
I totally disagree with churches having a mandate to change what Jesus (their Saviour & often God) gave to his followers and limit it to just confirmed members. Where does it say that in the Bible? Mine is not a fundamentalist position what rot! That is why I asked "Isn't Jesus' word good enough for them"?
However, I do believe that once people really understand their religion, that change, in a more accepting and moderate way is a good thing. If these religions could stop picking on homosexuals I might have more time for them... No I am not gay...lol
I doubt if the Churches application of "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" has ever been properly applied to our homosexual community. They seem to need someone to vilify!
I admire many of the things that good Christians do in society... I sit in judgement of them.
Since the rise of the Muslim extremist I have noted a surge in commentary about the Qu'ran and yet no-one even mentions that the Bible too is riddled with atrocities and crazy rules.
I enjoy the fact that you guys are trying to rattle my chain... It is healthy to play the devil's advocate sometimes. Don't overplay it though as you may actually get entangled in supposing things that aren't actually there. Ha!