Don't confuse Jesus with the Christ.
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by Bluth Corporation » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:41 am

by Salandriagado » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:41 am

by Sanguinthium » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:42 am
Bluth Corporation wrote:
Jesus is not necessarily the Christ, but only an imperfect manifestation of it.
There are times when Jesus was not being the Christ. This is one of those times.

by Bluth Corporation » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:42 am

by Salandriagado » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:42 am

by Anvilonia » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:42 am
Farnhamia wrote:Archnar wrote:People always say that if your an athiest your going to hell.This got me thinking.Why (if he exists) would he send me to an eternity of suffering in a fighery hole of dispaire.Doing this horrifying act just because I don't think he existed.There was no evidence to support the fact he exist.I never did anything terribly wrong compared to the next guy.If god is real in this manner he is a evil villianous charector sending me and my closest friend to an eternity of suffering worse than death itself.
I'm not scared by this since he doesn't exist.
It happens because you're supposed to believe in him without evidence. Faith and all that, don't you know. See, all the evidence you need is that Yahweh says he's the One True and Only God (that is whom we're discussing, right, the god of Abraham?).

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by Aesthetica » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:43 am

by Salandriagado » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:43 am
Anvilonia wrote:Farnhamia wrote:It happens because you're supposed to believe in him without evidence. Faith and all that, don't you know. See, all the evidence you need is that Yahweh says he's the One True and Only God (that is whom we're discussing, right, the god of Abraham?).
I hate to break it to you but every single religion says that same thing. That if you really and truly believe then you'll pick the Christian God/Yahweh/Any God or whatever over any other religion or deity. If every single God demands that you only choose him and that you'll burn otherwise there is no way of choosing a religion apart from what your parents tell you. If you're brought up as a devout Muslim and you "hear the word of God" you're not just going to drop everything and convert, same goes for if a Christian "hears the word of {insert any god here}". The person is most likely to keep the religion that they grew up with an believe it is the only truth while claiming the others are fallacies.
Also, if someone on the street said they were Jesus/Yahweh incarnate and that you must help them convert the world, would you believe and follow them?

by Sanguinthium » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:45 am
Anvilonia wrote:Farnhamia wrote:It happens because you're supposed to believe in him without evidence. Faith and all that, don't you know. See, all the evidence you need is that Yahweh says he's the One True and Only God (that is whom we're discussing, right, the god of Abraham?).
I hate to break it to you but every single religion says that same thing. That if you really and truly believe then you'll pick the Christian God/Yahweh/Any God or whatever over any other religion or deity. If every single God demands that you only choose him and that you'll burn otherwise there is no way of choosing a religion apart from what your parents tell you. If you're brought up as a devout Muslim and you "hear the word of God" you're not just going to drop everything and convert, same goes for if a Christian "hears the word of {insert any god here}". The person is most likely to keep the religion that they grew up with an believe it is the only truth while claiming the others are fallacies.
Also, if someone on the street said they were Jesus/Yahweh incarnate and that you must help them convert the world, would you believe and follow them?
Forn Siðr has two distinct tribes of gods
by Farnhamia » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:45 am
The empire of c5 wrote:Farnhamia wrote:You said, "if they are athiest then they belive in neither heavan or hell so there for cannot go to hell if one does not belive." That tells me that as long as I do not believe in "God" I won't be punished.
well thats whaat the atheiest think and they will get what is comeing.

by Aesthetica » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:45 am
Divine Unity wrote:The empire of c5 wrote:well thats whaat the atheiest think and they will get what is comeing.
I can't point out the flaws in these posts, the red squiggly lines underneath half the words distracts me.
I don't understand why you think God would "send" you to hell because you don't know him.

by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:46 am
Aesthetica wrote:Polruan wrote:I think you're confusing materialism as a pejorative describing excessive and spiritually self-destructive attachment to possessions, and materialism as a philosophical non-supernatural worldview.
No, I edited out one too many 'quote' tags by mistake, the original introduction of 'material' into this thread was by a theist re the idea that being alive and in the material world was 'bad'
This lead to a spinoff series of posts about spiritual vs material...
Problem is there is no evidence of this spiritual stuff they go on about, show me an image of Nirvana taken with the Hubble space telescope, or a sample of the atmosphere in heaven collected by some high altitude meteorology equipment, tell me the chemical formula for a soul...
Where is the evidence for any of this stuff they claim is 'better' than life in the real world?
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...

by Anvilonia » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:47 am
Salandriagado wrote:Anvilonia wrote:I hate to break it to you but every single religion says that same thing. That if you really and truly believe then you'll pick the Christian God/Yahweh/Any God or whatever over any other religion or deity. If every single God demands that you only choose him and that you'll burn otherwise there is no way of choosing a religion apart from what your parents tell you. If you're brought up as a devout Muslim and you "hear the word of God" you're not just going to drop everything and convert, same goes for if a Christian "hears the word of {insert any god here}". The person is most likely to keep the religion that they grew up with an believe it is the only truth while claiming the others are fallacies.
Also, if someone on the street said they were Jesus/Yahweh incarnate and that you must help them convert the world, would you believe and follow them?
I think you might want to fix your sarcasm detector.

by Polruan » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:48 am
not mine Forn Siðr has two distinct tribes of gods

by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:49 am
Sanguinthium wrote:Andaluciae wrote:
Which is why the Catholic Church is such a powerful representative of humanity as a whole. A clearly human institution, with the standard human flaws, juxtaposed against some of the most striking positive examples of human achievement. From the Inquisition to Mother Theresa, from the persecution of Copernicus, to the work of Mendel, the Catholic Church represents humanity fairly well, and serves as a canvas upon which we can cast our own notions of our species upon.
the bible is the most violent book ever written
Seriously.
what is so peaceful about this
you cannot ignore the entire old testament
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...

by Aesthetica » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:51 am
Farnhamia wrote:The empire of c5 wrote:well thats whaat the atheiest think and they will get what is comeing.
So when you wrote, "if they are athiest then they belive in neither heavan or hell so there for cannot go to hell if one does not belive," were youlying? Orjust not paying attention to what you were typing?

by Sanguinthium » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:51 am
Polruan wrote:not mine Forn Siðr has two distinct tribes of gods
presumably in one of them it's Thor that controls the lightning, in the other it's static discharge from an electrical buildup in the clouds. Or possibly the almighty, the munificent Michael Fish

by Sanguinthium » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:52 am
Andaluciae wrote:
You have obviously never read any of the Kell's legend books. I'm still recovering from those...

by Aesthetica » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:55 am
Andaluciae wrote:Aesthetica wrote:
No, I edited out one too many 'quote' tags by mistake, the original introduction of 'material' into this thread was by a theist re the idea that being alive and in the material world was 'bad'
This lead to a spinoff series of posts about spiritual vs material...
Problem is there is no evidence of this spiritual stuff they go on about, show me an image of Nirvana taken with the Hubble space telescope, or a sample of the atmosphere in heaven collected by some high altitude meteorology equipment, tell me the chemical formula for a soul...
Where is the evidence for any of this stuff they claim is 'better' than life in the real world?
Nooooo...
I argued that excess material attachment is viewed, by several faiths, as being derogatory to ones spiritual well being. Even a collection of non-theistic philosophies have held such an assumption. Whether it is classical stoicism as expressed by Aurelius, amongst others.


by Andaluciae » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:55 am
FreeAgency wrote:Shellfish eating used to be restricted to dens of sin such as Red Lobster and Long John Silvers, but now days I cannot even take my children to a public restaurant anymore (even the supposedly "family friendly ones") without risking their having to watch some deranged individual flaunting his sin...

by Sanguinthium » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:56 am
Andaluciae wrote:
I was making a joke.
Last winter, Barnes and Noble did this whole 1 free book a week on Nook. One of those books was called Kell's Legend. Wild, insane, violence fiesta. Never claim a book is more violent than that trilogy, because, holy Fuck, non-stop axes, swords, stone lions, vampire cyborgs...it was fucking insane.

by Aesthetica » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:59 am
Sanguinthium wrote:Polruan wrote:
presumably in one of them it's Thor that controls the lightning, in the other it's static discharge from an electrical buildup in the clouds. Or possibly the almighty, the munificent Michael Fish
wow, not nice bro
actually, its the Aesir and the Vanir. a group of about 12 deities total.

by Farnhamia » Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:59 am
Anvilonia wrote:Farnhamia wrote:It happens because you're supposed to believe in him without evidence. Faith and all that, don't you know. See, all the evidence you need is that Yahweh says he's the One True and Only God (that is whom we're discussing, right, the god of Abraham?).
I hate to break it to you but every single religion says that same thing. That if you really and truly believe then you'll pick the Christian God/Yahweh/Any God or whatever over any other religion or deity. If every single God demands that you only choose him and that you'll burn otherwise there is no way of choosing a religion apart from what your parents tell you. If you're brought up as a devout Muslim and you "hear the word of God" you're not just going to drop everything and convert, same goes for if a Christian "hears the word of {insert any god here}". The person is most likely to keep the religion that they grew up with an believe it is the only truth while claiming the others are fallacies.
Also, if someone on the street said they were Jesus/Yahweh incarnate and that you must help them convert the world, would you believe and follow them?
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