(March 5, 2014 at 7:34 pm)Luckie Wrote:(March 4, 2014 at 4:09 am)fr0d0 Wrote: I'll answer that pretending it was aimed at me, as I'm unsure. You know I disagree. You call your god "frost god" for a start, which I think is a helpful separation. You're determined to hold on to what you believe rather than listen to reason. I don't think you've changed from your indoctrinated days.
Did I tell you that you're going to hell? No.
You would no doubt agree that doing bad stuff detracts from your life. And that's the Jesus message minus all of the stuff that scares you senseless.
Frost god is your god, Fr0d0. Don't know why you think otherwise. I know you like to think I had belief in a different god, because you can't explain why, when doing everything you say one should in order to find your god, I didn't find your god. Truth is, you haven't found the Abrahamic god either and have made up your own. You and GC's inconsistencies with the bible with regards to hell, prove that.
As esq would say, don't tell me what I believe.
I thought you'd made progress and had managed to separate the garbage indoctrination that you're still sporting as a disbeliever, which is completely revealing, that it's so contradictory it can be the basis of an atheist POV.
Frost god is certainly nothing like my God. It seems you're incapable of letting that go. You haven't shown me one single reason to think that you searched for my God. You're bitter and twisted abominations look more like devil worship to me. Riddled with superstition and abuse. There is no greater proof that even as disperse as the Christians who frequent this forum are, we can all agree that you're wildly of the mark.
So do you think that doing bad stuff, unhealthy stuff both for your body and your mind detracts from your potential as a human? If you do, then you, then you're saying the same as Christianity says about sin. That's the point.
The abuse inflicted upon you by yourself and others is sin. It detracts from life.
Just remember that every time you bring up this same old argument. The answer doesn't change.