@amyberthelet 360880 wrote:
While my experience may seem subjective, it was proof to ME. Maybe one day you will experience something and break down and call out to God, bc no matter what you do, you just cannot stop the cycle of sin (whatever one you happen to be in) – you can tell yourself over & over I know I need to stop, but you keep doing it anyway. I cannot SCIENTIFICALLY prove God exists! I can talk/type till I’m numb in the fingers and it will not make a bit of diff. I CHOOSE to believe in God, you reject Him.
now we are in the religion thread:
now: personally, lets for a moment PRETEND a god by christian definition existed. well my first impressions? WHAT A FUCKING CUNT. what kind of monstrous being punishes those to burning forever just coz the dont believe in him. what a freak. was he bullied by others as a child? i remember one of my PE teachers (do you have compulsory physical education in america?..) was a right old mardy cunt. it later emerged he was bullied a child and this is often the case for many. (though probably the majority grow up normally). Now if god created everything… why does he destroy it again… wasted effort! and who could be so heartless as to send a unfortunately deceased child to hell because they had committed sin – what kind of shit regime is that. At least in the christian story the devil is gunna fuck em all up equally with no exception. now by no means am i a satanist coz thats just another part of the fairy tale story it all is!
the point im getting at is hes a bit of a filthy fucker isnt he.
right back to reality & to the belief he doesnt exist. assume religion is wiped out. not there.
nada.
no crusades. less wars. drastically reduced number of terrorists and extremists. no completely unnecessary deaths etcetera. less corruption. so on and so forth.
i realise my points are messy but its getting a bit late and im not really putting all my points across how i would like.
But i ask you to put forth some points supporting the existence of a god and explain some reasons and give example of why christian morals are a good set to adopt. This does not include the good will of people – for that is a result of compassion of an individual – in no way affiliated with a religious organisation unless for some reason done ‘in the name of’.
