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How does God explain/justify humans that are born with deformities? And how do I (believer of Science) not take it as were just susceptible to it just as any other species.
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Hate? I was actually asking a question I feel like a lot of people constantly have. Where did you get hate from? And who is attacking you? It definitely wasn't my post. If you aren't referring to me, my bad.Instead of attacking me, contribute with your own scriptures. I respect any form of scripture and religion if it's aimed towards positivity.
If you understood anything from the one I just quoted, you will know why.
Get that hate out of your heart, fam. Life is a wonderful thing.
in a nutshell...WHY ISN'T THERE A UNIVERSAL RELIGION?
Hate? I was actually asking a question I feel like a lot of people constantly have. Where did you get hate from? And who is attacking you? It definitely wasn't my post. If you aren't referring to me, my bad.
All religions teach the basic tenants of morality. Be good to each other. Be humble. Do more for others than yourself. All this is great stuff, that I wish more people lived by. So if religion makes you do these things, I applaud it. If you don't need religion to do these things, I applaud it as well. The intricacies of each religion is where they start to differ from each other. However, overall they all basically teach the same things.
But a question I always have, especially for individuals who follow religions that specifically state it's the only way, it's right, others are wrong, why specifically do you follow that one religion. Why not the others? You still didn't answer it.
Just answer the question.Why would you automatically people assume that people believe other religions are wrong?
Or are these more generalizations?
in a nutshell...WHY ISN'T THERE A UNIVERSAL RELIGION?
I'd like to know as well.
In my mind that question is simple. In the context of the universe the world is a speck, but in the context of human beings the world is a large place. Different regions of people far apart develop different philosophies on morality/ways of keeping people under control and not reckless. People ponder what all of this is. Boom, you formulate different religions all around the world.in a nutshell...WHY ISN'T THERE A UNIVERSAL RELIGION?
Hate? I was actually asking a question I feel like a lot of people constantly have. Where did you get hate from? And who is attacking you? It definitely wasn't my post. If you aren't referring to me, my bad.
All religions teach the basic tenants of morality. Be good to each other. Be humble. Do more for others than yourself. All this is great stuff, that I wish more people lived by. So if religion makes you do these things, I applaud it. If you don't need religion to do these things, I applaud it as well. The intricacies of each religion is where they start to differ from each other. However, overall they all basically teach the same things.
But a question I always have, especially for individuals who follow religions that specifically state it's the only way, it's right, others are wrong, why specifically do you follow that one religion. Why not the others? You still didn't answer it.
I'd like to know as well.
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Love this so much lol. Such peace and comfort in so little words.
*warning* this may come off harsh****
In my mind that question is simple. In the context of the universe the world is a speck, but in the context of human beings the world is a large place. Different regions of people far apart develop different philosophies on morality/ways of keeping people under control and not reckless. People ponder what all of this is. Boom, you formulate different religions all around the world.
Maybe I should PM your parents then? You're in school but have 100k cars and jewels. Let me guess..#BLESSEDI'm about to start defending myself again and start asking questions of my own, specifically to those attacking me.
Questions such as assets, education, credit score, physical and mental state/shape.
I'm VERY curious to know these.
The Book of Revelations has been unveiling before the eyes of everyone who has lived since the Book of Revelation was written, though.
If any one else sees my post at throwing shots or reeking of evil intent please inform me because I can't see how it's anything CLOSE to that. It's a legitimate question.Why would you automatically assume that people believe other religions are wrong?
Or are these more generalizations?
Yes, you disregarded my entire post just to throw shots. That reaks of evil intent.
Uhm for some reason I wouldn't equate islamic terrorists with he crusades etc. I get what you're saying, but I guess the reason we condemn them is because those Crusades were a long time ago, while this islamic fundamentalism is seen as recent. I guess people see it as we've grown as human beings, we understand the crusades were wrong. We're more advanced as people. Also, as Americans we condemn them because we see it as wrong, but to the other side they may see it as fair/payback. Different perspectives from both sides. Two wrongs don't make a right though so it doesn't matter. Wrong is wrong.*warning* this may come off harsh****
In my mind that question is simple. In the context of the universe the world is a speck, but in the context of human beings the world is a large place. Different regions of people far apart develop different philosophies on morality/ways of keeping people under control and not reckless. People ponder what all of this is. Boom, you formulate different religions all around the world.
Why do we condemn islamic terrorists when we've enslaved and crusaded in the name of GOD for ages?
Maybe I should PM your parents then? You're in school but have 100k cars and jewels. Let me guess..#BLESSEDI'm about to start defending myself again and start asking questions of my own, specifically to those attacking me.
Questions such as assets, education, credit score, physical and mental state/shape.
I'm VERY curious to know these.
Can you please point to mockery or attack or envy anywhere on this page? Specifically if you want show me if there are any of that in my posts. I don't want to come off that way. And you haven't answered any of my questions.More generalizations, mockery, attacks and envy.
I'm not surprised, though. This a how things usually go
I will quote scripture to describe these exact situations, but apparently even that is now offensive to some people in here.
"Do not answer a fool according to his folly,I'm about to start defending myself again and start asking questions of my own, specifically to those attacking me.
Questions such as assets, education, credit score, physical and mental state/shape.
I'm VERY curious to know these.
#realtalkI refuse to read all 40 pages so if my point has been stated and argued, my bad.
Christianity in principle is a religion and a way of life. As are Judaism and Islam, the other two abrahamic faiths.
The difference between Christianity and Judaism and Islam is that Judaism and Islam have a significant percentage of adherents living in their respective "way of life."
More often than not, Christians do not life in the Christian way of life. They go through the most superficial motions. They go to church, take communion, perhaps get christened and baptized. They may even participate in Church events and upkeep. But that is the limit. They care more about the image of being Christian than actually living that life. Not only that they use Christianity as a socially acceptable cloak for their personal prejudices (and it's fast becoming no longer acceptable).
If you eat shellfish or pork or any "bottomfeeder" animal, you are not living a Christian life.
If you mix fibers within a single garment, you are not living a Christian life.
These are some of the rules that a Christian must follow. There are plenty more that I can't recall off the top of my head but you get what I'm saying.
Just a former believer's two cents. I'm agnostic if it matters.
Like I said earlier...it's the equivalent of being a "sneaker head"
I refuse to read all 40 pages so if my point has been stated and argued, my bad.
Christianity in principle is a religion and a way of life. As are Judaism and Islam, the other two abrahamic faiths.
The difference between Christianity and Judaism and Islam is that Judaism and Islam have a significant percentage of adherents living in their respective "way of life."
More often than not, Christians do not life in the Christian way of life. They go through the most superficial motions. They go to church, take communion, perhaps get christened and baptized. They may even participate in Church events and upkeep. But that is the limit. They care more about the image of being Christian than actually living that life. Not only that they use Christianity as a socially acceptable cloak for their personal prejudices (and it's fast becoming no longer acceptable).
If you eat shellfish or pork or any "bottomfeeder" animal, you are not living a Christian life.
If you mix fibers within a single garment, you are not living a Christian life.
These are some of the rules that a Christian must follow. There are plenty more that I can't recall off the top of my head but you get what I'm saying.
Just a former believer's two cents. I'm agnostic if it matters.
Christians don't accept the possibility that someone has researched questions about god unless they agree with the Bible, though.Christ delivers a message of love. Something this world greatly lacks.
When you have scientific questions, you seek the answers. You have questions about life/God, you don't research that. Are you afraid of the answers you'll find? Do you not see the state of our world? You're satisfied with this?
And yo am I missing something here? Or did this guy really just say this?God is ridin wit Israel. bangbang!Where is god at when all these innocent people are dying in Gaza?
When you trust someoneChristians don't accept the possibility that someone has researched questions about god unless they agree with the Bible, though.