Naw, just setting the anti-Christian loons straight. When you start preaching what Jesus thinks of this or that, it's generally a good idea to show you what the scripture actually says.
wrong it's you rationalizing about his perceived behavior and way of thinking from a book he never read...thanks for playing.
Lol..you're a rare idiot, but the way you devote yourself to your stupidity makes me think that deep down, you really want knowledge. You're just too stupid and lazy to actually pursue it.
The Holy Spirit can help you with that, if you ask.
Anyway, I don't need to rationalize anything. My point is that you are rationalizing half-cocked and uneducated statements with...nothing. When you or others make claims about how much Jesus would disapprove of this or that (while claiming you don't believe in Jesus out the other side of your mouth) well then the best way to set you straight is to show you what the Bible (and thus God and Christ) actually said about whatever it is you're popping off about.
Now your brilliant come back will be "Oh yeah a book of myths is really a great source" but this is as idiotic as the first silliness because YOU are the ones making claims about who YOU claim is a fictional character, who is fleshed out only by a book of myths....to then claim that the book of myths cannot tell you what the alleged make believe character said/thought/ordained is to say that YOU are just making shit up, whole cloth. You admit that your statements about what Jesus likes and doesn't like is rooted solely in your own head, not in scripture...and therefore completely irrelevant.
If Jesus isn't the son of God, and the Scripture isn't an accurate representation of what he thought/thinks/said/adjoured, then what is your point to blab about what Jesus believed....? There's no way to know what Jesus believed, according to you, in which case..what's your point in pretending that he believed anything? To deny that the bible represents what he believed/wanted, while at the same time pretending to KNOW what he believed/wanted...well it's a little schizophrenic. As I'm sure you know.