Quote:real religion goes further than science and asks is there anything beyond our Cosmos
Um...religion not only "asks" it supplies answers which it insists cannot be questioned.
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Will Jesus return on a white horse?
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Quote:real religion goes further than science and asks is there anything beyond our Cosmos Um...religion not only "asks" it supplies answers which it insists cannot be questioned. RE: Will Jesus return on a white horse?
December 31, 2012 at 3:08 pm
(This post was last modified: December 31, 2012 at 3:12 pm by Darwinian.)
Cinjin Wrote:Apparently your god isn't very good at math. Maybe its just that people are very poor at listening to good advise. Cinjin Wrote:Since "broad is the pathway to destruction" and he admits that few get into heaven, his delaying of the inevitable isn't exactly saving more people, it's condemning more souls to hell. To the Christian the belief in free will also means we are responsable for the choices we make not God some would even say that in reality we condemn ourselves by refusing Gods forgiveness even at the end. Cinjin Wrote:subservient lobotomized slaves to worship him in heaven. Free will was the answer to this but it comes at a price Cinjin Wrote:What a narcissistic bastard you serve.The God I believe in is far from narcissistic as the image of him hanging on the cross shows Cinjin Wrote:That same hand will let those rescued fish and all those left behind, fry on a grill.By refusing to take the help offered wont the fish fry in the sun by their own doing? Cinjin Wrote:I always find it amusing that christards think that non-believers have never tried their religion. that's not what I believe but I can't speak for all, I just assume that some may not have and other may be in a place now that prevents them turning back. As far as your life goes, did you truly believe? or were you just kidding yourself because at that time you were not in a position to question? and what was the turning point - what changed your mind? I hope my answers don't come over as flippant its just that with so much in one place and so little information on source of comments its hard to give a lengthier thought out response. apologies RE: Will Jesus return on a white horse?
December 31, 2012 at 3:59 pm
(This post was last modified: December 31, 2012 at 4:00 pm by Fidel_Castronaut.)
(December 30, 2012 at 6:37 pm)Drich Wrote: What can be done that will not destroy the 'free will' of one people or another? That's an easy one. Muslims consider Jesus a prophet and revere him as well. If he appeared all would be in awe and certainly listen. If you consider this a subversion of free-will then you have to consider his first appearance as a subversion of free will as well. Preaching and telling people what to do is not a violation of free will.
In order for jesus to "return" it means he would have had to be here at least once before.
Other than your fantasies what have you got to substantiate that position? Quote:Well many of the people we take for granted have as much evidence for existing as Jesus or even less So, in other words, you have bupkes? That's about what I figured. RE: Will Jesus return on a white horse?
December 31, 2012 at 8:00 pm
(This post was last modified: December 31, 2012 at 8:32 pm by Mark 13:13.)
Dawkins is a superb evolutionary biologist. I'm reasonably certain that if I sat down with him for ten minutes I could dissuade him from the HJ bullshit which he obviously learned in his youth.
There is no evidence for a historical jesus. No one living at the time heard a word about the fucker. Period. |
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