Christianity
Christianity, the lovely little topic that many stray away from because its such a worldly topic, and is open to interpretation.
I want to know where the Christian Church found out what God wants. If Jesus was the only one that was supposedly "attached" to god, and nobody else was worthy, then how come there are supposed "anti-christs".
I also do want to know, where the Catholic Church deemed what Christ said and what Christ didn't say. How can you explicity say, "this is what christ said" and this is what he hadn't, when they were known to "take" what they wanted and put into that book what he had said and what he hadn't.
If the Christians knew what Christ wanted, then how come they haven't practiced it? They are more intent on "Good Friday", Lent, Easter, Christmas. When, that really wasn't what Christ wanted now was it?
According to the Christains, god created this world. If God is supposedly the one whom created this world, he then created Christ, the "son of god", but then he also created Osama Bin Laden, America's most hated man, next to Bush. Then again, I thought the Christians said "God only wants peace, hence heaven". But then, he created hell, and lucifer, and satan. How can you have both portraying God? Everyone knows what the true answer to this is, and it would be Heaven.
I'll leave it at this:
If a tree falls in a forest does it make a sound?
Christianity, the lovely little topic that many stray away from because its such a worldly topic, and is open to interpretation.
I want to know where the Christian Church found out what God wants. If Jesus was the only one that was supposedly "attached" to god, and nobody else was worthy, then how come there are supposed "anti-christs".
I also do want to know, where the Catholic Church deemed what Christ said and what Christ didn't say. How can you explicity say, "this is what christ said" and this is what he hadn't, when they were known to "take" what they wanted and put into that book what he had said and what he hadn't.
If the Christians knew what Christ wanted, then how come they haven't practiced it? They are more intent on "Good Friday", Lent, Easter, Christmas. When, that really wasn't what Christ wanted now was it?
According to the Christains, god created this world. If God is supposedly the one whom created this world, he then created Christ, the "son of god", but then he also created Osama Bin Laden, America's most hated man, next to Bush. Then again, I thought the Christians said "God only wants peace, hence heaven". But then, he created hell, and lucifer, and satan. How can you have both portraying God? Everyone knows what the true answer to this is, and it would be Heaven.
I'll leave it at this:
If a tree falls in a forest does it make a sound?