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Sharita Champoux — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 15:11:12 +0000

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By: concienciousdisenter

concienciousdisenter — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 07:52:04 +0000

Idiot. The early church fathers claimed than Jesus was god so that they could say that anyone who did'nt follow the state religion (on reason Christianity was adopted by the emperor Constantine was an effort to unify his crumbling empire) could be labelled a heretic and burned at the stake or silenced.A process which is being blindly carried forth today it seems. It had everything to do with the Churches desire for temperal control and nothing to do with spirituality. They subsequentially went on a book burning rampage in the 2-3rd centuries in an attempt to snuff out any other authentic accounts of christs life or teachings that contradicted their own narrow dogma.A legacy which gave us the medieval Crusades and the one just passed 2002-2008 and the inquisition.This is the true heresy.

By: Demut

Demut — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 16:22:31 +0000

shalulz~

I stopped right there when you implied that the Bible is entirely God’s word and thus any contradictions would imply that it is God who contradicts himself. You might want to start debating actual Christian theological beliefs and not the bullshit Bible-thumping evangelists on US-American television spout. Well, keep on trying though. One day you too might come down from your LaVey trip.

By: alex

alex — Sun, 08 May 2011 19:17:00 +0000

whats wrong with u pple when u r dead u dont go to a fairy tale land its called DEAD the END HELL even jesus said the dead are dead they have no consciousness WHY do u think jesus could nt raise his favorite friend JOHN THE BAPTIST jesus said NO HE S REAL:LY DEAD read ur fukn holy shot book and learn something

By: slycooper2456

slycooper2456 — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 17:08:46 +0000

Well I believe it is not very difficult to understand why suicide is a sin, because when you commit suicide you have destroyed any chances of you fulfilling your duties. For example, if he would of repented all his sins would of been forgiven, then he could of preached about his testimony and talked about his errors and how everyone should love thy neighbor. Even though he would of been executed, but he could of wrote a letter, like Paul did in prison.

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By: Troy

Troy — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 20:22:58 +0000

You have an interesting argument, but it really does a bad job of representing what the Bible says about a person's forgiveness or lack there of. The basic Christian message is that all of humanity has fallen from their relation with God through sin. That sin, then, is the wall that separates man from God. The Bible says that in order to be where God is (heaven) when we pass from this life into the next is to be forgiven of that sin.

If you read the Bible, its climax is found in the person of Jesus Christ who was God incarnate (God with us). Jesus opened a way for forgiveness through Jesus for humanity to partake of. The question is, how does this forgiveness happen? Well, Jesus made it clear that to be a part of His Kingdom, one must simply follow him. Not pray a prayer, not identify with him, not go to church, but follow him. In order to follow him we have to know what he did so that we can do what he did. The book of James (as well as the rest of scripture in my opinion) makes it strikingly clear that faith without works is dead. In other words, though we are saved from our sins by grace alone (Eph 2), it is our actions that validate sincere faith.

To say you have faith, and yet to deny his principles through mass genocide, would probably call into question the sincerity of that faith. Look at the end of John 5 (I think) and you will see masses of people who identified with Christ, but that weren't validated by Christ because he knew their hearts. Association with Christ isn't the answer, following Christ is.

In Ghandi's case, the idea that all are separated through sin would require that he need forgiveness just as much as anyone else. And since Jesus (at least biblically) established himself as the means to come to God, unless Ghandi decided to become a Christ follower, he would continue to be separated to this day. As an added note, Ghandi, though he respected many of Jesus practices, he openly rejected the notion of being a follower of Christ and the forgiveness that he offered.

I respect your writing here, I just don't agree with it. You are separating two elements of Christianity which are inseparable…faith and works. Neither on their own save people. And sincere faith ALWAYS leads to works.

By: pr0x1m0

pr0x1m0 — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 23:22:23 +0000

From what we gather from history, neither Gandhi nor Hitler appear to have put their faith in Christ for their salvation, which is the foundation of any true Christian, and, if they stayed consistent with that until the very end of their lives, then, according to the Bible, both of them are condemned to Hell (John 3:18). However, if either of them truly accepted the free gift of salvation found in Jesus Christ, even if it happened in the last moment of his life, then he is now in Heaven (Luke 23:32-33 & 39-43). Since there’s no way of knowing for sure what really happened either way, then any judgment from us on whether Hitler or Gandhi is in Heaven or Hell is, in essence, only speculation.

Unfortunately, Ethereal, your argument is made up almost entirely of assumptions, speculation, faulty logic and false information.

By: pr0x1m0

pr0x1m0 — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 23:20:22 +0000

Of the many flaws in your argument the most significant one is found in its very foundation and fatally compromises the whole thing. To love God with all your heart, mind, soul and strength and to love your neighbor as you love yourself are the two greatest commandments because they are the basis for all the Law and the Prophets (Matthew 22:34-40). However, contrary to your claims, they are NOT the means to salvation (Heaven/eternal life), since we cannot be saved by anything we DO (Galatians 2:16; Titus 3:4-7; Ephesians 2:8-9). Good works and obedience to the Law are the effect or evidence of one’s salvation and not the cause of or means to it (James 2:14-18; Ephesians 2:10; John 14:15; Matthew 7:15-23). What the Bible actually teaches about salvation is that it can only happen by grace through faith in Jesus Christ (Ephesians 2:8-9; Acts 4:11-12; John 3:16-18; 14:6). This means that no one – not you, me, Hitler or Gandhi – is going to Heaven without trusting in Jesus to get us there, no matter how “good” we’ve been, because none of us (not even Gandhi) could ever be good enough to be saved based on our own merits (Romans 3:23).