Cammmpbell
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- Sep 13, 2011
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You still are ignorant.
Folks who actually believe that ancient myth are the ignorant among us. Anybody who's fallen for a promise of a life after death is in bad shape.
Dying is death....thats why they call it dead.
And you know this how? Your obviously not dead... in body anyway. How do you know it's the end? How do you know it's not the begining of another life? Baby in the womb thinks thats it to life until it's born and then discoveres there's a whole other world. Butterfly changes from worm to butterfly. How do you know when we shed our skin we don't become something else? Human spirit has, and may very well be energy. Can energy be destroyed? No, but it can change forms. How do you know there isn't a creator? Humans create things, how do you know someone with a higher intelligence didn't create us? You don't. Most Mythology has a grain of truth in it somewhere. If you take all the combined mythology of the world, there is a general consensus that there is a Creator somewhere.
I know the difference in YOU'RE and YOUR
The bible is bullshit and most people know it. One doesn't have to be the sharpest tool in the shed to know leprosy isn't cured by touching and raising from the dead is very difficult. Fine wine from water is a difficult feat too. Walking on water, feeding 5000 hungry pilgrims plus women and children who also ate with two fish and five loaves then gathering 12 baskets of leftovers................Give Me A Break!!
Add the hanging and bleeding to death of a man just to see him fit as a fiddle two days later LOL
It makes no difference.........the people who claim to be Christians would have to live different than they do for anybody to believe they are. The bible says, "Be Ye Therefore Perfect Even As The Father Is Perfect."
It says "Sell What You Have And Give It To The Poor"
It says "Faith Without Works Is Dead"
The only way one can spot a Christian is Sunday mornings when their new SUV's are in the church parking lot and they're inside dressed in their finest, dropping off their money so the preacher can pay his travel expenses and spend 45 minutes learning another Sermon for next week.
The church spends most of the donated funds for tall steeples, new buildings, oak or mahagony pews, carpeting, stained glass, building expansion, expensive sound systems and musical instruments, youth programs, religious retreats, a cut for the convention or headquarters of their faith, missionaires in foreign countries. In other words " The Poor Be Damned"
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