POLL: Are You A Christian???

[JackBurton]

Originally posted by: Rob9874

Originally posted by: JackBurton
I'd like to add myself in the "Christian hater" category. Can I form that religion?

Now why is it that, even after 9/11, if you would have said you're a Muslim Hater, you would have been labeled discriminatory and intolerant? Could you say you're a Jew Hater? It's acceptable to hate Christians, because they're in the majority. When are people going to learn?

Well if you want me to broaden the category, I'll include ALL the religions. But since I have the most contact with Christians, I hate them first...and they are at the TOP of my list.

 

[TechBoyJK]

Christian hater, nice......

I'd like to stand in front of the dark lord, spit in his face, kick him in the nuts, and while he is down on the ground begging for my forgiveness, I'd like to take a leak on him. Anybody who seriously believes in the "dark lord" is more than a fool, but they are lost. Flame away cause the fire from the south is an illusion.

 

[TechBoyJK]

Also, people who say christians are blind are blind themselves. To look out into space and say, o, thats just some random thingy that just kinda happened, thats blind. I was not saved until just recently. I thought I was saved back when I was 14, but I didn't understand anything. I backslid, cursed god as my life fell apart, and almost committed suicide. If it wasn't for a special lady in my life who drove herself insane trying to help me put myself back together, I would be dead. Not only is she an angel, she just so happens to fit the mold of my ideal mate. With looks, personality, intelligence, and a uncanny ability to read my mind, I can just believe that its all random chance. God is beautiful and has arranged the components that make up my life in a way that allow me to learn about who I am, what I am, and how to appreciate my gift of life. Most people fail to realize that God's gift to us, is the ability of free will and free mind. If we didn't have that, the entire purpose of our existence would be null. Everybody has their own right, given to them by their maker, to think how they please. Think how you please, but until you realize that there is a God, explain it how you will, you will be stuck in a mirror of time until you make that realization. Enjoy!

 

[JackBurton]

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
Also, people who say christians are blind are blind themselves. To look out into space and say, o, thats just some random thingy that just kinda happened, thats blind. I was not saved until just recently. I thought I was saved back when I was 14, but I didn't understand anything. I backslid, cursed god as my life fell apart, and almost committed suicide. If it wasn't for a special lady in my life who drove herself insane trying to help me put myself back together, I would be dead. Not only is she an angel, she just so happens to fit the mold of my ideal mate. With looks, personality, intelligence, and a uncanny ability to read my mind, I can just believe that its all random chance. God is beautiful and has arranged the components that make up my life in a way that allow me to learn about who I am, what I am, and how to appreciate my gift of life. Most people fail to realize that God's gift to us, is the ability of free will and free mind. If we didn't have that, the entire purpose of our existence would be null. Everybody has their own right, given to them by their maker, to think how they please. Think how you please, but until you realize that there is a God, explain it how you will, you will be stuck in a mirror of time until you make that realization. Enjoy!

Maybe fairies created the universe. It's just as plausible. So kneel down infront of the fairies for they will be the ones who will take care of you in the afterlife.

Thankfully there was a lady that came into my life that showed me the ways of the fairies. Fairies are very caring creatures and all they want is for us to be happy. And thankfully I didn't commit suicide because I would not be able to cross over to good fairy land (apposed to bad fairy land). Yes, I owe it all to my lovely wife who has saved me. I will be very happy when I die, because only then will I meet the wonderful fairies.

 

[TechBoyJK]

rrriiiggghhhtttt fairies are the answer! I knew I was missing something. lol

let me get your reasoning behind the universe. Just curious.

 

[clamum]

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
Christian hater, nice......

I'd like to stand in front of the dark lord, spit in his face, kick him in the nuts, and while he is down on the ground begging for my forgiveness, I'd like to take a leak on him. Anybody who seriously believes in the "dark lord" is more than a fool, but they are lost. Flame away cause the fire from the south is an illusion.

The "dark lord" is just as ridiculous as the Christian God IMO.

 

[JackBurton]

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
rrriiiggghhhtttt fairies are the answer! I knew I was missing something. lol

let me get your reasoning behind the universe. Just curious.

Get into my time machine and I will show you EXACTLY how a conversation like this would end.........You will still believe what you believe now (magic people), I will still believe what I believe now. No more, no less. Nothing to be gained, but ALOT of time to be lost. I have stopped arguing with walls for quite some time, so I'll pass on this conversation. But I wish you well, and hopefully the magic people will take you to beautiful magic land when this is all over.

But I will leave you with this...

If God made us, and gave us our reasoning abilities, why would he fault me in not believing in him when he gives me no proof whatsoever? It is like me writing a program designed to go from point A to point B. And when it does that, I get pissed off because it didn't go to point C. Does that make sense?

I will go no deeper into this topic.

 

[Rob9874]

Originally posted by: JackBurton

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
rrriiiggghhhtttt fairies are the answer! I knew I was missing something. lol

let me get your reasoning behind the universe. Just curious.

Get into my time machine and I will show you EXACTLY how a conversation like this would end.........You will still believe what you believe now (magic people), I will still believe what I believe now. No more, no less. Nothing to be gained, but ALOT of time to be lost. I have stopped arguing with walls for quite some time, so I'll pass on this conversation. But I wish you well, and hopefully the magic people will take you to beautiful magic land when this is all over.

But I will leave you with this...

If God made us, and gave us our reasoning abilities, why would he fault me in not believing in him when he gives me no proof whatsoever? It is like me writing a program designed to go from point A to point B. And when it does that, I get pissed off because it didn't go to point C. Does that make sense?

I will go no deeper into this topic.

That's a faulty illustration. First of all, God faults you for not having faith. If he provided infalliable proof, what reward would there be for believing in him? Who wouldn't? He provides proof that he exists everywhere. Some are just too stubborn to see it. If you mean to tell me that the complex design of plants, humans, and the universe isn't enough proof that something planned it, I don't know what would be.

Here's how your illustration should have read: If there is a program that is designed to go from point A to point B, and it does it. In fact, not only does it go from point A to point B, but it does billions and billions of functions, exactly like it is supposed to. Am I to believe it didn't have a programmer? That the code just magically appeared out of nowhere? Or maybe it was the result of chaos? Monkeys, over time, eventually typed the correct sequence of keys to make the program.

 

[Byte]

I'm not religious at all, but i went to a Catholic school and its funny how so many Christians have no idea of what their religion means and doing so many things wrong. You guys are funny.

 

[JackBurton]

Originally posted by: Rob9874

Originally posted by: JackBurton

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
rrriiiggghhhtttt fairies are the answer! I knew I was missing something. lol

let me get your reasoning behind the universe. Just curious.

Get into my time machine and I will show you EXACTLY how a conversation like this would end.........You will still believe what you believe now (magic people), I will still believe what I believe now. No more, no less. Nothing to be gained, but ALOT of time to be lost. I have stopped arguing with walls for quite some time, so I'll pass on this conversation. But I wish you well, and hopefully the magic people will take you to beautiful magic land when this is all over.

But I will leave you with this...

If God made us, and gave us our reasoning abilities, why would he fault me in not believing in him when he gives me no proof whatsoever? It is like me writing a program designed to go from point A to point B. And when it does that, I get pissed off because it didn't go to point C. Does that make sense?

I will go no deeper into this topic.

That's a faulty illustration. First of all, God faults you for not having faith. If he provided infalliable proof, what reward would there be for believing in him? Who wouldn't? He provides proof that he exists everywhere. Some are just too stubborn to see it. If you mean to tell me that the complex design of plants, humans, and the universe isn't enough proof that something planned it, I don't know what would be.

Here's how your illustration should have read: If there is a program that is designed to go from point A to point B, and it does it. In fact, not only does it go from point A to point B, but it does billions and billions of functions, exactly like it is supposed to. Am I to believe it didn't have a programmer? That the code just magically appeared out of nowhere? Or maybe it was the result of chaos? Monkeys, over time, eventually typed the correct sequence of keys to make the program.

My example is right on, but I made it VERY simple so that others that can grasp the concept. However, some still can't or just refuse to. As I said before, I will not waste my time with this. However, I will make this VERY short, but it may be painful for some...You are wrong and I am right. And you will find out in the end.

 

[TechBoyJK]

My simple response to that is this.

If you are right and I am wrong, what are the consequences?

If I am right and you are wrong, what are the consequences?

I'll take my chances. Have a fun eternity!

Some people may say that christians have no fun. LOL. I think getting booty from a hottie is pretty fun!

 

[JackBurton]

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
My simple response to that is this.

If you are right and I am wrong, what are the consequences?

If I am right and you are wrong, what are the consequences?

I'll take my chances. Have a fun eternity!

Oh ya, well if you don't believe in fairies, you'll go to bad fairy land which makes hell look like heaven. So take your chances with that! Have a fun time in bad fairy land.

 

[TechBoyJK]

lol, is that as deep as your argument goes? Or maybe you don't understand anything past point A to point B, which would explain your short sightedness of the world around you. I can at least give buddhists and muslims credit for what they believe in. They still have faith in something.

Your not a lawyer are you?

 

[JackBurton]

conversation terminated.

 

[TechBoyJK]

motion granted

converstation = A
terminated = B

I guess I was right about A and B.....

 

[sobriquet]

I was baptized Greek Orthodox Christian but now consider myself agnostic.
My girlfriend is extremely Catholic. We respect and understand each other's positions and have no problems with it.

 

[moonshinemadness]

Im a baptised Methodist but dont really believe in a 'God' more a higher being

 

[slycat]

GOD as my witness, I am a Christian.

 

[Stealth1024]

I am a Christian.

I just chuckle when non-christians get offended when they are told they are going to hell and are not saved by works when they just spent 5 minutes telling you how they don't believe in that stuff, yet they are still offended... lol.

 

[Stealth1024]

I suppose the real interesting question here is if a real Christian here would take a non-Christian as their wife/husband.

 

[TechBoyJK]

that is the principle of being equally yoked. One of the first terms that came out of my wife's mouth when I met her was the "equally yoked".

 

[Fausto]

Originally posted by: Stealth1024
I suppose the real interesting question here is if a real Christian here would take a non-Christian as their wife/husband.

I'm more or less agnostic and my wife's Episcopalian. It's not a source of problems for us at all as we each respect the other's beliefs.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Search google images for 'cradle of filth t shirt'

 

[JackBurton]

Well boys and girls, here is a book that we can all learn from.

 

[imported_Papi]

I was baptised Catholic, wich makes me a Christian but I am now, and forever will be Athiest.