The Paradox of Power....

[Minimalist]

First what reasons do you have for believing that the bible is false?

History,  archaeology and common sense.

Idiot.

[Cyberman]

Hell is about as scary to us as one of those plastic hammers which squeak when you bang someone with them.

Not even that scary. I could actually hit you over the head with a squeaky hammer. With hell, the best I could do is threaten you with a picture.

[brewer]

Hell is about as scary to us as one of those plastic hammers which squeak when you bang someone with them.

Not even that scary. I could actually hit you over the head with a squeaky hammer. With hell, the best I could do is threaten you with a picture.

Just fire up the barbie and point.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

Jesus said that he had been sent only to the Jews.

But, He found more faith in the gentiles.

So, Jesus sinned because he disobeyed his directive.  That's why he had the crap beaten out of him and got crucified and went to hell.

[Thumpalumpacus]

As long as there is hardship and difficult times for human beings, the less critical, less analytical people will be drawn to religion. It's very likely that the catholic church will last a very long time because of this. However, if everything to do with christianity was destroyed, every bible, every church, every painting etc and all memory of it was wiped from human minds, it would never be rediscovered.

Fabulous 



If christianty didn’t exist
1. No relationship with God
2. No Path to heaven
3. Don’t have a true aim and purpose in life
4. No inner Peace and Joy
5. No Reconcillation
6. No Forgiveness of sins
7. No Freedom
8. Don’t have a healthy body and mind
9. No knowledge,understanding and wisdom about God and Life

Most of those don't matter, given that there is no god. The remainder are palpably false and deserve nothing more than a contemptuous snort.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

But, He found more faith in the gentiles.

Yes the women for example.

In Matthew 15, there is an incident that, at first, seems to confirm the idea that Jesus came only for the Jews. Jesus was traveling through Tyre and Sidon, a Gentile region, and “a Canaanite woman from that vicinity came to him, crying out, ‘Lord, Son of David, have mercy on me! My daughter is demon-possessed and suffering terribly’” (Matthew 15:22). This Gentile woman recognized Jesus as the Messiah (“Son of David”), but “Jesus did not answer a word” (verse 23). As the woman kept up her appeals, Jesus finally responded, but His words seemed to hold little hope: “I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel” (verse 24). However, the woman did not give up, and Jesus eventually granted her request, based on her “great faith”

Don't forget, Saul showed mercy even though he had been ordered to kill everyone.  God got pissed and kicked him to the curb.  Jesus disobeyed and the same thing happened to him.  God forbids people to think for themselves.  Remember what happened to Cain when he offered plants instead of a bloody sheep carcass.

[Rhondazvous]

THANK,YOU PEOPLE,THANK YOU VERY MUCH,THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!
And I will be responding to them all hopefully.

Wait a minute, guys. He's going to prove to us that 2 + 2 = 5. Shouldn't we at least give him a fair chance. He might be right after all. And isn't that what any theist wants, a fair chance?

[KevinM1]

Hell is about as scary to us as one of those plastic hammers which squeak when you bang someone with them.

Not even that scary. I could actually hit you over the head with a squeaky hammer. With hell, the best I could do is threaten you with a picture.

Gah!

[Minimalist]

He's going to tell us that he BELIEVES that 2+2 = 5.  Big difference.

I bet the asshole thinks that 1+1+1=1, too.

[Chad32]

Obviously 2+2 does't = 5. It = 22.