nukin
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Adolph Hitler was NOT a born again Christian, so your question is silly.
I thought only your God can judge weither someone is a Christian or not...?
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Adolph Hitler was NOT a born again Christian, so your question is silly.
Somehow it all comes together, doesn't it? Consider:
Hitler was a CHRISTIAN and a LUNATIC who INTERPRETED THE BIBLE LITERALLY, acknowledging that homosexuals and Jews would resist being "saved" and remain a threat to the homogenity of German society. Hence, the final solution -- exterminating them in the name of the Lord, as their "inferior" souls were going to hell anyway.
I'm doing great with God. How are you doing with God? It's obvious you're doing splendidly with religion, but the former remains a bit dubious.
P.S. I could care less about Woody Allen. As I recall, his stepdaughter was adopted so apparently the marriage is legal. I don't see where religion enters into it but on a spiritual level it just might be the proper path for both of them in this lifetime to learn whatever lessons are necessary for their souls to grow and evolve.
I thought only your God can judge weither someone is a Christian or not...?
Are you a sinner, tunescribe?
Nope! But apparently you are.
Holy CRAP!Nope! But apparently you are.
I miss Peter Boyle. Good show.Holy CRAP!
You've often used the words "Your interpretation" in regards to what I have to say about scripture. Is there an interpretation of the Bible that you've read which doesnt account for sin?
Holy CRAP!
Why are you so obsessed with "sin"? What a sad, fearful way to live. You would do so much better to heed Christ's message and life-example than remain mired in the negative dogma of religionism. I pray you someday see the light.
Tunescribe is the first person I know of to claim to be a non-sinner. Congratulations, Tunescribe!Make that two. Actually, "holy" crap sums things up here quite succinctly.
Sin is an important matter because it condemns us. This is a consistant message in every interpretation of the Bible.
Tunescribe is the first person I know of to claim to be a non-sinner. Congratulations, Tunescribe!
Wrong, pious breath. I am truly sorry you felt so condemned out of the starting gate; where you became so guilt ridden, ashamed and unworthy that you felt compelled to embrace religionist dogma. The concept of sin -- what constitues "sin" and what its ultimate consequences may or may not be -- is open to many, many interpretations.
Thanks! You can do it too! It's simple but not easy -- drop religionist dogma, embrace Christ's message, and follow his life example. You'll be too full of life and love to worry about "sin," Beezelbub, hades, seeing your first-born sacrificed, etc, etc.
I agree about dropping Religion. all the trappings, all the showing up on Sunday, punching your time card, then going off and forgetting everything and devoting your life to either self, or "doing" doing" "doing" in order to look good or earn your way into favor.
Religion is empty. Relationship with God is where its at. Belief and Faith and Trust in Him is what matters. Not religion.
However, when you say, embrace Christs message, you leave out all his words regarding divinity. You leave what he said about sin. You leave out explaining what it means to follow his life example. Unless you go around restoring sight to the blind or raising the dead, exactly how are you following his example? By denying Him?
Tunescribe is the first person I know of to claim to be a non-sinner. Congratulations, Tunescribe!
And you're right, this "debate" about mythology as if it were something real is entertaining...like sci-fi movies or porn. Dream on....
I don't believe in "sin". I'm glad for you that you've found your happiness in simplicity, honestly. I already decided long ago to embrace his message on how to love people and turn from the material world. I am much happier than many friends of mine who compete against each others' 401K's, and they are all befuddled by my complete indifference to that game. The fact that I don't believe he is the son of God and that I must worship him drives people even more crazy. I don't go to church, I think the Bible is wierd and inconsequential, I don't do sacraments, I don't believe in the devil, all that jazz. But I am confident that I live a very "Christian" life, and everybody knows it. Drives them NUTS!Thanks! You can do it too! It's simple but not easy -- drop religionist dogma, embrace Christ's message, and follow his life example. You'll be too full of life and love to worry about "sin," Beezelbub, hades, seeing your first-born sacrificed, etc, etc.
I don't believe in "sin". I'm glad for you that you've found your happiness in simplicity, honestly. I already decided long ago to embrace his message on how to love people and turn from the material world. I am much happier than many friends of mine who compete against each others' 401K's, and they are all befuddled by my complete indifference to that game. The fact that I don't believe he is the son of God and that I must worship him drives people even more crazy. I don't go to church, I think the Bible is wierd and inconsequential, I don't do sacraments, I don't believe in the devil, all that jazz. But I am confident that I live a very "Christian" life, and everybody knows it. Drives them NUTS!
Seems like lip service given your track record here, but very good!
No, no, no. You see, the divinity is embodied in Christ's WORD and EXAMPLE. Christ the man was merely the vehicle for this message. And his message was most certainly a DIVINE one. For the umpteenth time, remove your gaze from the finger and look to where it is pointing. Once you do that, you will figure out what all the business pertaining to sin/the devil/hell, etc., etc., truly pertains to. You need to figure this out for yourself for the meaning to sink in, I'm convinced of that.