i wish you would clarify your remarks by saying *its just my opinion/believe *Dear Fellow Christians,
Jesus didn't believe in magical thinking. In fact he warned us against seers and false prophets.
Why do most of you buy into that Revelations nonsense?
Yours truly,
A rational Christian
You show proof that not all Christians think the same, yet you point your finger at "most" other Christians saying, in biblical terms, "Thou Fool".
Don't be a hypocrite.
The reason most "buy into" Revelations is because Jesus said so. It's just that simple.
Being a Christian means you believe in what Christ represents, thus you believe that he was capable of accurate prophecy. He spoke to God on a regular basis and was privy to information the rest of us were not. It is hypocritical to say you're a Christian on one hand yet on the other claim that his words are meaningless.
If you don't believe in the Revelation of Jesus Christ then you're not really a Christian, are you?
there is NO evidence what so ever that a person existed that was born of a virgin, had some mystical power that let him walk on the surface of the water and with a sweep of his hand heal the sick, died and came back and then vanished in the air
or he spoke to somebody called god .
no prove at all OF ANY OF THIS its all just written in a book .
YOU DONT BELIEVE ALL YOU READ DO YOU ?
If you do ill introduce you to the invisable yellow unicorn that i have wriiten about who lives at the bottom of my garden
I guess you thought Obama meant what he said before he was elected?
I question all I read. I believe in the example Jesus set for me. I don't take it lightly nor do I blindly follow something I cannot prove.
I know this much; The man took an ass-whipping when he didn't have to....to save me. That kind of sacrifice means something to me.