There is no agreement among the Christian faith that that is true. Catholics are more the acts is redemption thing. Protestants are more the born-again saved people.
I was hoping you'd be a little 'open minded ' to 'miracles, pood.Well, what does one expect when you're closed-in like a box? A boxed room, a box mentality, everything box-like.
Just do herself a favour, and open the windows 'think outside of it ' where all the fresh air is at.
One hopes you are speaking into a mirror.
The box in this case is close-minded, fundy religion that takes metaphors and parables and outright fairy tales to be literally true.
I was hoping you'd be a little 'open minded ' to 'miracles, pood.Well, what does one expect when you're closed-in like a box? A boxed room, a box mentality, everything box-like.
Just do herself a favour, and open the windows 'think outside of it ' where all the fresh air is at.
One hopes you are speaking into a mirror.
The box in this case is close-minded, fundy religion that takes metaphors and parables and outright fairy tales to be literally true.
Well, quite.
Stating the obvious isn't quite obvious is it now, when we witness even today the atrocities done on others? Yeah so um... that's the reason why.
A different conversation slipped in there but regardless of whether he was the first or not, just like the above...the universal message being portrayed is...
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Stating the obvious isn't quite obvious is it now, when we witness even today the atrocities done on others? Yeah so um... that's the reason why.
A different conversation slipped in there but regardless of whether he was the first or not, just like the above...the universal message being portrayed is...
...everyone should give a rat's .
So back to the conversation I was particularly engaging in, if you care to keep track bilby.. the choice between 'loving ones neighbours' versus damnation was bewildering, at least to me, when atheists are making arguments and excuses to oppose anything to do with Jesus ( his teachings love your neighbours ,enemies etc.) regardless...which the alternative to that is...damnation.
Where did anyone here argue for opposing anything to do with Jesus? When I posted Christianity according to Jesus. Were you a lawyer?Stating the obvious isn't quite obvious is it now, when we witness even today the atrocities done on others? Yeah so um... that's the reason why.
A different conversation slipped in there but regardless of whether he was the first or not, just like the above...the universal message being portrayed is...
...everyone should give a rat's .
So back to the conversation I was particularly engaging in, if you care to keep track bilby.. the choice between 'loving ones neighbours' versus damnation was bewildering, at least to me, when atheists are making arguments and excuses to oppose anything to do with Jesus ( his teachings love your neighbours ,enemies etc.) regardless...which the alternative to that is...damnation.
Where did any atheist here oppose loving your neighbors, enemies, etc.?
When I posted Christianity according to Jesus. Were you a lawyer?
Well, to be honest the prohibition against fornication would be a tough one for me, at least when I was younger and frisky.When I posted Christianity according to Jesus. Were you a lawyer?
I’ve no idea what the response is supposed to mean. I ask again: Where did any atheist in this thread oppose loving one’s neighbor, or oppose anything having to do with Jesus?
In some versions of alternate universes, copies of ourselves may live the same life, down to the last detail, over and over again. and many variants of it; archetypes, but they are not us. We died and ceased to be. However, Some versions of Einstein's Block Universe also allow our lives in this universe to be viewed as a static thing that exists forever; an Eternal Return That would be us. Heaven? No.
I enjoy speculation. OTOH, speculation should not be taken too seriously.
