Life after death?

[Bibliofagus]

The way I see it is that, in the Bible, the human race loses sight of how to be good because the first human beings set the bar pretty low, and, in their search for God, resorts to the Torah, a set of rules that contain legitimate guidelines for social justice tampered with the regressive culture of the time.

Lol. Okay. Is this why christians reject the ten commandments?

Jesus walks onto the scene and claims that God can be found in him. He appears to be correct; his teachings filter out the good that is in the Torah

Yeah. Your jesus condoned slavery.

[*]Mosaic law is all you have.
[*]You would have gone to hell if you followed Mosaic Law because it sometimes advocates for bad things.

Like what exactly? Your jesus didn't care about people owning slaves, so I'm curious about what 'bad things' the old testament advocates that would get people sent to hell.

[*]Jesus needed to give you something better than Mosaic Law, something that would get you to heaven.

Is this why he never said anything against slavery?

[*]For Jesus to give you a law that would get you to heaven, he would need to die.

Maybe you can explain to me why an all-powerfull being 'would need to die' to give us a law. Thank you.

[*]Therefore, Jesus chose to die so that you could get to heaven.

I chose to die yesterday as well. This morning I woke up feeling quite refreshed.