Is Christianity dead?

[bozo]

(12th June 2011 21:04)frankiej Wrote:  Unfortunately not,
Although, I have definitely noticed a drop here in Scotland in the number of religious folk. But there is still a preacher every Saturday who yells out verses of the Bible in my city centre for hours on end. Last time I passed him I asked him to quiet down as he was breaching my peace and being inconsiderate to others.

Interesting isn't it how unappealing noisy bible-bashers are? A group of them regularly appear in Liverpool city centre and are obsessed with telling everyone they need saving. They do it in such a way that I can't believe anybody would wish to be seen anywhere near their company. It must never cross their deluded minds as to how of-putting their approach is.

[frankiej]

(12th June 2011 21:33)bozo Wrote:  

(12th June 2011 21:04)frankiej Wrote:  Unfortunately not,
Although, I have definitely noticed a drop here in Scotland in the number of religious folk. But there is still a preacher every Saturday who yells out verses of the Bible in my city centre for hours on end. Last time I passed him I asked him to quiet down as he was breaching my peace and being inconsiderate to others.

Interesting isn't it how unappealing noisy bible-bashers are? A group of them regularly appear in Liverpool city centre and are obsessed with telling everyone they need saving. They do it in such a way that I can't believe anybody would wish to be seen anywhere near their company. It must never cross their deluded minds as to how of-putting their approach is.

That is exactly the way the ones here in Dundee are like. The dude also has a hilarious christian band with him that play when he takes a break.

[Godschild]

(12th June 2011 15:23)Manowar Wrote:  I would like to think that within the near future this will be true but i could be wrong

http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illino...-dead.html

Manowar

Because you can not disprove God then you must realize that there is the possibility christianity will never die. As for myself I know it's here to stay.

[JohnDG]

The christianity horse has been around so long and beaten with a stick so much that it will eventually fade away and give rise to another rediculously irrational religion of the sort.

[bozo]

(13th June 2011 08:34)Godschild Wrote:  

(12th June 2011 15:23)Manowar Wrote:  I would like to think that within the near future this will be true but i could be wrong

http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illino...-dead.html

Manowar

Because you can not disprove God then you must realize that there is the possibility christianity will never die. As for myself I know it's here to stay.

Kindly explain how you " know " such a thing.

[frankiej]

(13th June 2011 08:34)Godschild Wrote:  

(12th June 2011 15:23)Manowar Wrote:  I would like to think that within the near future this will be true but i could be wrong

http://illinoisreview.typepad.com/illino...-dead.html

Manowar

Because you can not disprove God then you must realize that there is the possibility christianity will never die. As for myself I know it's here to stay.

Just because it is difficult to disprove the existence of a God does not mean that Christianity can't crumble. It is already a broken religion.
And surprise, surprise... a christian claiming they "know".

[Epimethean]

Read what he wrote: "As for myself, I know it is here to stay."

LOL. Fair enough. That means it will live as long as he does. Evolution still wins.