(March 28, 2015 at 9:58 pm)Chad32 Wrote: It's always a bad sign when one of the worst sins you can commit is heresy. Which means disagreement with the religion. In some circles that's the one unforgivable sin, probably because a truly skeptical person is the hardest to convert, and if they don't convert they can't be forgiven.
The truth always holds up to scrutiny over time. Ultimate truth should not be afraid of questions, and attempts to break it apart.
The second thing Moses did after he got the Ten Commandments was to kill everyone in his group who didn't agree with his religious delusions and wanted to follow their own religious fairy tales.
