Well, I personally care whether a person close to me, like my father, thinks that myself, my bro, his fiance, and my wife are all going to burn in hell for eternity because we don't bow down to his dictator. |
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You know as I get older i get baffled. I don't understand why there is this need to know in something that you can't see. I mean faith is based on a belief that can not be seen. So why argue about it? Why try to understand it? Why pit one thought against another? I just don't understand why a person would persecute, deny or judge another human being for faith or define oneself to be part of the group. Is there one person out there that really just lets a person be. Why ask if your not really interested. Why ask? Can't a person say "fuck it" you're you and i am me. |
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Last edited by oleander; 12-11-2008 at 06:37 AM. Reason: spelling errors
Well, I personally care whether a person close to me, like my father, thinks that myself, my bro, his fiance, and my wife are all going to burn in hell for eternity because we don't bow down to his dictator. |
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Last edited by Needcatscan; 12-11-2008 at 07:00 AM.
Originally Posted by Photolysis
Could you please state the obvious? |
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Faith is a belief, not a basis for one. People believe in something and this something becomes real. You talk from your personal standpoint without thinking from another perspective. A religious person doesn't think or think that he needs to know something, but he knows. That's why religion isn't just some absurd force in this world. |
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Last edited by Bonsay; 12-22-2008 at 02:43 PM.
I don't like how once you label yourself something you have to adhere to all its standards and believe in every little inch of it and not believe in what exists outside of it. I'm sorry, but there is no standard interpretation of the universe, not in any religion. Christianity, especially methodism, fails the follow its own definition in practice as it does not hold the bible as the only truth. It fails miserably at adhering to biblical ideas. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
Not all people define themselves through religion. |
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Jujutsu is the gentle art. It's the art where a small man is going to prove to you, no matter how strong you are, no matter how mad you get, that you're going to have to accept defeat. That's what jujutsu is.
I agree with Need's post 99 percent. When it comes to moderates though, the thing that really matters is truth. I want to know the truth. I want others to know the truth. |
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Just wait till the religious nuts look into a mirror! |
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