Originally posted by LoungeMachine
My question has always been thus:
IF Jesus died at 33, and went to heaven, and sat with his dad, and rules paradise for all eternity......
What exactly did he give up? Life expetancy back then was what? 40?
My question has always been thus:
IF Jesus died at 33, and went to heaven, and sat with his dad, and rules paradise for all eternity......
What exactly did he give up? Life expetancy back then was what? 40?
Originally posted by LoungeMachine
When I'm told "Jesus died for your sins" WTF does this even mean?
Does this mean I get to sin now guilt free?
When I'm told "Jesus died for your sins" WTF does this even mean?
Does this mean I get to sin now guilt free?
Which, for people looking for something to believe it at all costs, would be a very effective argument, hmm?
Originally posted by LoungeMachine
The whole thing just sounds like such a scam, to dupe the stupid.
The whole thing just sounds like such a scam, to dupe the stupid.
In reality, the ultimate power and intelligence of the universe (which is assumed as male and called "God" for simplicity) is probably something entirely different than anything anybody's so far anticipated.
I have come to the belief that the ultimate truth of religion lies in the study of self spiritualism (the soul, as it were) and metaphysics, not in any church or pastor. Or book for that matter; the unfortunate aspect is that the natural human interest in the unknown leads to all sorts of manipulation through religious channels, which is why we end up with fucktards like Pat Robertson and Benny Hinn who can so convincingly lead the sheep wherever they want them to go under the pretense of "God said it's the right thing to do."
I hate religion...but I love the unknown. The problem is that when organized religion shows up under a charismatic leader and says "HERE'S the answers to the unknown!", the easily lead will flock to wherever they point rather than attempting to ascertain any truth for themselves...
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