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brywool wrote:How can rational human beings believe this stuff??
conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:How can rational human beings believe this stuff??
Most Christians believe in the Biblical prophesies that the Antichrist will arise in the last days. The part that's really dumb, though, is if they believe in it, why do they think they will be able to fight him? The Bible says that he will be defeated by Jesus, not by any human.
Michigan Girl wrote:conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:How can rational human beings believe this stuff??
Most Christians believe in the Biblical prophesies that the Antichrist will arise in the last days. The part that's really dumb, though, is if they believe in it, why do they think they will be able to fight him? The Bible says that he will be defeated by Jesus, not by any human.
Absolutely!!! And he won't be hangin' around a nice place like Michigan and the Midwest ...
he'll go for the sinners in Cali first~to strengthen his army!!
brywool wrote:it boggles my mind that in the 21st Century, Adults can actually think of this stuff.
Ugh, no wonder the world is in the shape it's in.
I AM waiting for the Easter Bunny though. That little bugger crapped all over my floor last year. Thought it was Cocoa Puffs but they tasted funny.
yea where all the nuts fruits areMichigan Girl wrote:conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:How can rational human beings believe this stuff??
Most Christians believe in the Biblical prophesies that the Antichrist will arise in the last days. The part that's really dumb, though, is if they believe in it, why do they think they will be able to fight him? The Bible says that he will be defeated by Jesus, not by any human.
Absolutely!!! And he won't be hangin' around a nice place like Michigan and the Midwest ...
he'll go for the sinners in Cali first~to strengthen his army!!
I thought you were talkin about Clinton at first fat asssteveo777 wrote:We've had a couple false alarms. I twice thought we had elected the anti Christ to the President's office. WHEN HE CUMS he will come in a high position of power, so as to have dominion over all of us little people.![]()
stevew2 wrote:I thought you were talkin about Clinton at first fat asssteveo777 wrote:We've had a couple false alarms. I twice thought we had elected the anti Christ to the President's office. WHEN HE CUMS he will come in a high position of power, so as to have dominion over all of us little people.![]()
No its is a discount warehousesteveo777 wrote:stevew2 wrote:I thought you were talkin about Clinton at first fat asssteveo777 wrote:We've had a couple false alarms. I twice thought we had elected the anti Christ to the President's office. WHEN HE CUMS he will come in a high position of power, so as to have dominion over all of us little people.![]()
Oh, a man who believed his sword was mighty.....and it was. Thanks to Bill, I learned that a BJ was not really sex.![]()
brywool wrote:it boggles my mind that in the 21st Century, Adults can actually think of this stuff.
Ugh, no wonder the world is in the shape it's in.
conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:it boggles my mind that in the 21st Century, Adults can actually think of this stuff.
Ugh, no wonder the world is in the shape it's in.
It boggles my mind when people DON'T believe in God.
conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:it boggles my mind that in the 21st Century, Adults can actually think of this stuff.
Ugh, no wonder the world is in the shape it's in.
It boggles my mind when people DON'T believe in God.
ProgRocker53 wrote:conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:it boggles my mind that in the 21st Century, Adults can actually think of this stuff.
Ugh, no wonder the world is in the shape it's in.
It boggles my mind when people DON'T believe in God.
Agreed
conversationpc wrote:brywool wrote:it boggles my mind that in the 21st Century, Adults can actually think of this stuff.
Ugh, no wonder the world is in the shape it's in.
It boggles my mind when people DON'T believe in God.
steveo777 wrote:Amen, brother! How can one look at all the beautiful creation and the miracle that is another human and not believe?![]()
As the moral fiber of the world continues to sink to new lows denial of God is one way of not having to feel accountable to anyone. I strongly dislike religious discussions and recognize that organized religion does spawn some real nut cases, as well.
Arianddu wrote:Yet for me, and all the atheists I know, it's the total opposite. We don't believe in some higher power controlling or influencing our lives, so we have to be 100% accountable for ourselves, our actions and the consequences of what we do.
Not saying all believers are jerks - far from it; some of the best people I know are firm believers. And I'm not saying all atheists are morally superior - again, far from it; I've known several atheists who are total buttheads. The point is, jerks come in all denominations, as do the irresponsible; you're a jerk because you don't give a shit about other people if it interfers with what you want, not because you do or don't believe in God.
I'm tired of being told that not believing in God is just an excuse to get out of being accountable to society.
StocktontoMalone wrote:Religion, to me, is a coping mechanism for some personal shortcoming, or character flaw.
StocktontoMalone wrote:Religion Is based on morality, morality is not based on religion....
I'm agnostic, but live a very moral life.....
Please don't confuse the two.
Religion, to me, is a coping mechanism for some personal shortcoming, or character flaw.
Monker wrote:That is a huge problem, IMO, in religion of today...the pastor, or preacher, is the one who the people have faith in. The Bible and God are then that one person's interpretation and THAT is what people have faith in. Instead, they should have faith in the God they let reside inside their heart, and the words that THEY read in the Bible, in the context it was meant to be in. But, whatever, I don't think that happens enough nowadays.
StocktontoMalone wrote:I got two words for ya:
The Crusades
StocktontoMalone wrote:I got two words for ya:
The Crusades
conversationpc wrote:Monker wrote:That is a huge problem, IMO, in religion of today...the pastor, or preacher, is the one who the people have faith in. The Bible and God are then that one person's interpretation and THAT is what people have faith in. Instead, they should have faith in the God they let reside inside their heart, and the words that THEY read in the Bible, in the context it was meant to be in. But, whatever, I don't think that happens enough nowadays.
Well said and agreed.
Wow!![]()
Rip Rokken wrote:I agree also. Organized religion has always been a problem throughout history. Today, I think megachurches are doing more to harm Bibilcal teaching than anything else. They are the Wal-Mart Supercenters of Christianity, one-stop shops designed to attract people based on material offerings like killer AV systems and built-in Starbucks. The teaching doesn't seem to be too heavy on personal accountability, and often gets flavored with motivational style material -- can't scare away the wealthy donors who pay for the multi-million $ structures, and megachurches usually crop up in the wealthier neighborhoods. I've met many megachurch pastors outside of the pulpit, and like them or not, most came off to me as really driven, type-A personalities -- kinda like politicians. I think the same motivations drive both types. Great careers, both of them. BTW, I don't believe the Bible mentions anything about ministry becoming a paid career. That's just human tradition that's been mixed in over time.
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