Disappointed in God

[BreezeWood]

Which you know about how?

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the heavens of course ...

and certainly not through lies, forgeries and fallacies written by crucifiers to instill their nefarious agenda than that of the person they crucified. 400 years past the events being referred.

then you should be able to provide the etched tablets from heaven the desert religions claim provide 10 commandments inscribed on their surface as proof for the christian religion and the c bible -

you've yet to answer where the 10 commandments claimed by christianity are located.

have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

 

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the heavens of course ...

and certainly not through lies, forgeries and fallacies written by crucifiers to instill their nefarious agenda than that of the person they crucified. 400 years past the events being referred.



you've yet to answer where the 10 commandments claimed by christianity are located.

have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

How do the heavens inform you?

 

[BreezeWood]

How do the heavens inform you?

you've yet to answer where the 10 commandments claimed by christianity are located.

have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

obviously in a manner not known to deceivers, liars and interlopers - 4th century christians, bing.

 

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obviously in a manner not known to deceivers, liars and interlopers - 4th century christians, bing.

That didn't come close to answering the question.

 

[BreezeWood]

That didn't come close to answering the question.

you've yet to answer where the 10 commandments claimed by christianity are located.

have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

yes, you were given an answer -

obviously in a manner not known to deceivers, liars and interlopers - 4th century christians, bing.

where's yours ...

- have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

just a reminder in red if you can not see black ... so you too might hear from the heaven's. as a beginning to recover from the corrupt christian religion.

 

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yes, you were given an answer -



where's yours ...



just a reminder in red if you can not see black ... so you too might hear from the heaven's. as a beginning to recover from the corrupt christian religion.

Actually, no. I was not given an answer.

 

[BreezeWood]

Actually, no. I was not given an answer.

yes, you were -

obviously in a manner not known to deceivers, liars and interlopers - 4th century christians, bing.

actually, it is you who fails to reply -

you've yet to answer where the 10 commandments claimed by christianity are located.

have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

to either.

 

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How do the heavens inform you?

obviously in a manner not known to deceivers, liars and interlopers - 4th century christians, bing.

Is not an answer.

 

[BreezeWood]

Is not an answer.

obviously in a manner not known to deceivers, liars and interlopers - 4th century christians, bing.

yes, the answer has been repeated for you ^ -

you've yet to answer where the 10 commandments claimed by christianity are located.

have those forgeries yet been removed from the c bible.

maybe you are confusing - answer with question - because you do not seem to really understand either. ask someone for help, even pay them if that's all you have to work with. may take a while.

 

[Votto]

"Seek and you will find."

I have had experiences of God, so I can testify to this truth. Other members honestly say they do seek, have sought, but have never found. Why is this? What did I do so differently?

From early Biblical times, we are taught not to seek God in big events. Look for Him in that which is--or is almost--unnoticeable to others.

The second Commandment advises to put aside testing God--i.e., asking God for a sign. Think back to the first Commandment which advises not to put what is less before God. Seeking a sign is not seeking God, it is seeking something less.

Reminds me of Jacob wrestling with God.

In fact, the world Israel means to wrestle with God.

It's a part of the faith.

 

[kjw47]

There are many voices in religion forums stating they need God to show Himself before they can believe. Some tell us they have earnestly sought God.

Other voices tell us that Biblical accounts brought them not to awe and worship, but to active disdain of God.

Specifically, what has causes disappointment in God?

A lack of understanding on mortal thoughts. All can see the mass of confusion in boards like these. One would think there are 50 truths, but there is only 1 single truth. And God requires one to serve him in spirit and truth-John 4:22-24-- Satan has caused all the confusion centuries ago, so few even have a clue.

 

[kjw47]

C'mon, I know some good people as well, but most of humanity are pieces of shit.

And yes, it does need to show itself, that much is super obvious and would settle a lot!

It just takes believing his son over all the lies being taught. Few will. They live by the schools of mens dogmas over what Jesus teaches.

 

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yes, the answer has been repeated for you ^ -




maybe you are confusing - answer with question - because you do not seem to really understand either. ask someone for help, even pay them if that's all you have to work with. may take a while.

That you can't tell me how heaven informed you after claiming heaven informed you says it all.

 

[NotfooledbyW]

Specifically, what has causes disappointment in God?

It’s not God I reject. I’m agnostic. Here is why. Cousin Butchie!

I am not ignoring the influence that Christianity contributed to the founding of America. And I have nothing to do with subverting religion.

Many of the Founding Fathers admired the historical Jesus as an enlighten teacher but no more. They subdivided into Deists, Unitarians etc . Jefferson and Adams for sure rejected the Holy Trinity of Christendom.

I was married in a Unitarian Church. I attended the Unitarian Congregation where I grew up. The Unitarians and Quakers were the only churches that officially came out against the war in Vietnam that I could find.

My religious views were formed from as young as I can remember through high school at the peak of casualties on both sides of the Vietnam War.

I was baptized newly born Protestant Christian in a Lutheran Church.

I never attended Catechism which I was reminded by my mother my entire life.

Around the age of ten I was the second oldest in a family of six kids. We lived in a former old wooden office building in a rural area that was converted into a duplex. My paternal grandparents lived in the other half. My Grandmother was extremely religious as typical in a farming community during the 1950’s. She raised Irish and Gordon Setters, hunting and show dogs. I worked for my grandmother feeding and watering dogs and cleaning the pens and kennels. My grandmother never showed any kindness or gentleness toward me.

I do not know why but I would not go as a young child to church. My Grandmother expected that older brothers and sister and they went. I refused and succeeded in convincing my mom and dad that I did not need to go to church with my grandmother or attend Sunday school.

I loved the woods and nature in the thousands of acres of wild game preserve that surrounded my home. I loved wild animals and the dogs I took care of. I explored every inch of it. I had a cousin, Butch. A year younger than me. Butchie visited often and every Sunday dressed in a jacket and tie and went to church with Grandma. He was her pride and joy.

Trouble was Butchie provided me with my first concept of what an asshole was.

In the woods my friends and I spent much time building forts and tree houses. A Tom Sawyer dream. My cousin led a gang that hunted down our forts and knocked them down. One day they showed up while we were there. They brought buckets of rocks from the roadway a mile away. There were no rocks in the woods. They threw rocks at us so we picked them up and threw them back. I watched one stone I threw fly in a perfect arc toward the spot when Butchie popped up and it hit him square on the forehead. Bleeding and screaming he ran back to grandma. I thought I killed him, but from that point on any chance that I would not burn in Godless hell was over in my cold grandmother’s eyes.,

Around that time I rescued a rejected puppy born in the winter and the only puppy in a rare litter of one. He was all black. A mix somehow. I fed him with a bottle dropper and watched Blacky grie into a beautiful strong little puppy. I assumed he would be mine. WRONG. Butchie said he wanted the puppy and I guess the puppy was not going to be raised in an unchristian home.

One day, I went to my cousins house and found Butch and his buddies throwing my dog off a twenty foot high bridge. I got my dog took him home and kept him as my dog.

My parents got divorced years later, moved to the city. My Grandmother died rather young, never asked why, and then sometime after that Butchie was killed around the age of 13 14 thrown from the back of pickup truck that failed to make a curve at high speed. I didn’t mind at all that Grandma’s God took him.

My religious views resurfaced a few years later when the Vietnam War was on TV and I ended up reading about that foreign land and people and it led to an interest in religion.

I studied on my own and read all I could find. I searched for answers to what religion meant to others and myself. My interests led me at one point to religion and war. That led to reading about Buddhism, Gandhi and Tolstoy, MLK and what Jesus said in the Bible.

I worked as dishwasher at 14, then my mom was getting married to a man I could not tolerate. I moved out at fifteen and have worked and paid my way through high school and signed my own grade cards forging my fathers name. I worked after school all through high school

At 17 a 1964 s Pontiac LeMans hit me on my motorcycle head on. It’s fault. I survived all that and at twenty I was married and my first of three daughters were born.

My religious views resurfaced a few years later when the Vietnam War was on TV and I ended up reading about that foreign land and people and it led to an interest in religion

My reading about religion and war was on and off but over time I started a notebook cutting and pasting Quotes from the people I read about. Jesus’ sermon on the mount was in that booklet. A photo of a Buddhist Monk setting himself on fire to protest the Vietnam War,

Then after cutting and pasting from the Bible myself I came across the Jefferson Bible

My natural religion was settled, My appreciation for the works of Jesus was fine. I did not have to believe in anything else about him that my Christian Grandmother wanted.

I’m not anti-Christian at all. I’m just opposed to coercion from anyone or organization telling me what to think about God.

But to come here to make the case that America was not founded as a Christian Nation, nor should it be one, I am regarded as a Jesus hating atheist commie troll.

If no one cares about how one’s life experiences determines one’s views about religion, I am fine with putting it on the record just to show how strong my life’s philosophy and Intuition about religion truly is.

 

[JoeBlow]

It just takes believing his son over all the lies being taught. Few will. They live by the schools of mens dogmas over what Jesus teaches.

God showing itself would be the most powerful thing EVER!!!

 

[Meriweather]

It’s not God I reject. I’m agnostic. Here is why.

Interesting biography! And all you went through....

My approach to God was more about incorporating teachings (particularly the Beatitudes) into events in my own life. I guess it was about seeing God work through His words and change come about.

Another thing I observed is that many in my family were people of faith--and not one used the same approach to God and what was important to one may not have even been a blip on the radar of another.

 

[kjw47]

God showing itself would be the most powerful thing EVER!!!

He said he will talk from heaven. I think its to late at that point.