Zone1 What makes Christianity different from other religions?

[BreezeWood]

and you don’t need no God to set any rules for you.

exactly what jesus taught ... monotheism is equality for all spirits who accomplish the heavenly goal to sin no more.

the opposite is true of the desert religions their bibles of forgeries fallacies false commandments religions of apartheid et al.

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Homosexuality is immoral. Perpetrators of it, if remained unrepentant, likely suffer an eternity in hell for it.

So called “sane rational” secularists have brought us to the point of promoting and allowing children to be butchered in the name of transgenderism(which itself is a total lie). How did we get to his lunacy? By going soft on homosexuality.

Is it moral to kill homosexuals? Did your God give instructions on how to beat your slaves and keep them as property? He killed the entire human race in a fit.

So much for your Christian "morality". You can keep it.

 

[Paradoxical#1]

the entire 1st century events are a repudiation of judaism from its birth - by two free spirits blessed by the heavens ... who feared neither moses nor their religious strictures.

nearly every episode of jesus's teachings is a repudiation of judaism false commandments hereditary idolatry religion of apartheid et al ... as even the christian bible can not disguise written in league w/ judaism as well rendering the exact opposite the reason for why jesus was crucified.

Jesus was a Jewish Rabii. He said the law would never perish. Your Christianity is a fabrication based on the crackpot Paul. After him, no one knows who wrote the NT, which was written a minimum of 33 years later to over 90 years later. All made up.

 

[BreezeWood]

Jesus was a Jewish Rabii.

jesus is not a jew nor were he ever a jew - nor the two mary's or joseph they feared neither moses nor judaism perhaps is the confusing interpretation, the basis for the 1st century events the repudiation of judaism. the magi were sent by the heavens to protect them from those that would cause harm in the beginning.

those people who claim they were a rabbi should then produce the certificate of ordination from the local synagogue for their attendance and confirmation.

- especially the depraved who worship noodles.

 

[Crepitus]

Granted, not all "Christians" may agree as many try to still earn their salvation.

Nothing, really.

 

[theHawk]

Is it moral to kill homosexuals? Did your God give instructions on how to beat your slaves and keep them as property? He killed the entire human race in a fit.

So much for your Christian "morality". You can keep it.

It’s moral to outlaw homosexuality. Those that have those tendencies can be treated to overcome it. If they practice it, they perhaps should be jailed. Those that groom children, should likely be hanged.

There are laws in the Bible on how to treat slaves:

2;When you buy a Hebrew slave, he shall serve six years, and in the seventh he shall go out free, for nothing.


20 “When a man strikes his slave, male or female, with a rod and the slave dies under his hand, he shall be avenged.

 

[theHawk]

He killed the entire human race in a fit.

So much for your Christian "morality". You can keep it.

Yes, he judges humanity.

Doing things like practicing widespread homosexuality, child sacrifice, and other degrading sex acts tend to enrage him. These are the things humanity ends up doing when they turn from God.

Just look how far our society has fallen in one generation after the “sexual revolution” and “women’s rights” aka abortion. Our society openly legalizes, promotes, and celebrates the disgusting acts of homosexuality, sodomy, adultery, prostitution, pornography, abortion, and mutilating children in the name of “transgenderism”. God would be justified in wiping us out in another great flood for becoming so depraved. Luckily for us he promised he would never flood the Earth again like that. Not until the end times when all are judged.

 

[BothWings]

The sales pitch and the clientele.

 

[SweetSue92]

So why complain about good works?

Because my good works cannot earn my salvation. You think they can. That's a big difference. Your belief makes less of Christ and more of you.

 

[Dragonlady]

Faith will manifest in good works. Faith begin with good works though; good works are evidence of a healthy faith.

I am opposed to illegal immigration and yet have fed illegal immigrants using my own hands and money.

you? Or do you just complain about what the govt does?

I don't know of ANYONE who thinks illegal immigration is a good idea. However, the abuse of the poorest people in the world for political purposes is a form of pure evil which violates every tenet of the Christian faith.

Republicans have steadfastly refused to modernize your immigration laws because it's a great vote getter for them. Canada takes in more refugees per capita, than any nation in the world. Our resettlement programs including providing access to healthcare, as well as clothing and furniture allowances, and income supports for the first year.

As for me personally, I live my faith. When I was in high school, I was a "Candy Striper" at the local hospital. I've volunteered and lead programs at my church, and in my community everywhere I've lived, throughout my life. When my house blew away in a tornado, I gave the clean-up job to a young man client at the bank I worked at who had recently lost his job.

"Living your faith" is way of life. It's the daily kindnesses, that no one knows or sees except you, and the person you've helped. I've taught swimming to children, volunteered at the hospital, volunteered with Covenant House in the 1980's, fostered abused children in the 1990's, served as an Elder and run the children's programs at my Church in the 2000's. And that's just the quick short list.

One of our local cafes has a "pay it forward" plan. You can buy 2 of anything in the cafe, sandwiches, muffins, soups - one for you and one to pay forward. The second coffee, etc. you pay for is for someone who can't afford to buy one. You'll never know you bought the sandwich for, or conversely, who paid for your sandwich. I like that.

I'm not keeping track or demanding credit. I'm simply living my faith.

 

[SweetSue92]

I don't know of ANYONE who thinks illegal immigration is a good idea. However, the abuse of the poorest people in the world for political purposes is a form of pure evil which violates every tenet of the Christian faith.

Republicans have steadfastly refused to modernize your immigration laws because it's a great vote getter for them. Canada takes in more refugees per capita, than any nation in the world. Our resettlement programs including providing access to healthcare, as well as clothing and furniture allowances, and income supports for the first year.

As for me personally, I live my faith. When I was in high school, I was a "Candy Striper" at the local hospital. I've volunteered and lead programs at my church, and in my community everywhere I've lived, throughout my life. When my house blew away in a tornado, I gave the clean-up job to a young man client at the bank I worked at who had recently lost his job.

"Living your faith" is way of life. It's the daily kindnesses, that no one knows or sees except you, and the person you've helped. I've taught swimming to children, volunteered at the hospital, volunteered with Covenant House in the 1980's, fostered abused children in the 1990's, served as an Elder and run the children's programs at my Church in the 2000's. And that's just the quick short list.

One of our local cafes has a "pay it forward" plan. You can buy 2 of anything in the cafe, sandwiches, muffins, soups - one for you and one to pay forward. The second coffee, etc. you pay for is for someone who can't afford to buy one. You'll never know you bought the sandwich for, or conversely, who paid for your sandwich. I like that.

I'm not keeping track or demanding credit. I'm simply living my faith.

Do you believe Jesus Christ is the son of God, that He died bodily and rose from the dead, and that He will come again?

 

[Paradoxical#1]

It’s moral to outlaw homosexuality. Those that have those tendencies can be treated to overcome it. If they practice it, they perhaps should be jailed. Those that groom children, should likely be hanged.

There are laws in the Bible on how to treat slaves:

2;When you buy a Hebrew slave, he shall serve six years, and in the seventh he shall go out free, for nothing.


20 “When a man strikes his slave, male or female, with a rod and the slave dies under his hand, he shall be avenged.

And you have the nerve to claim that nonbelievers of your warped ideology need YOUR imagined to be moral? All you gotta (you think) is bang on a bible and say "It all in dere, you heathens! Dis is my god and I believe, dadgum it! All you naysayers will be tortured in hell for all eternity if you don't believe me! I mean god, cause it says rite dere in da bible."

 

[Paradoxical#1]

Yes, he judges humanity.

Doing things like practicing widespread homosexuality, child sacrifice, and other degrading sex acts tend to enrage him. These are the things humanity ends up doing when they turn from God.

Just look how far our society has fallen in one generation after the “sexual revolution” and “women’s rights” aka abortion. Our society openly legalizes, promotes, and celebrates the disgusting acts of homosexuality, sodomy, adultery, prostitution, pornography, abortion, and mutilating children in the name of “transgenderism”. God would be justified in wiping us out in another great flood for becoming so depraved. Luckily for us he promised he would never flood the Earth again like that. Not until the end times when all are judged.

Yet priests have the highest number of gays and molesters of any profession.

 

[SweetSue92]

I don't know of ANYONE who thinks illegal immigration is a good idea. However, the abuse of the poorest people in the world for political purposes is a form of pure evil which violates every tenet of the Christian faith.

Republicans have steadfastly refused to modernize your immigration laws because it's a great vote getter for them. Canada takes in more refugees per capita, than any nation in the world. Our resettlement programs including providing access to healthcare, as well as clothing and furniture allowances, and income supports for the first year.

As for me personally, I live my faith. When I was in high school, I was a "Candy Striper" at the local hospital. I've volunteered and lead programs at my church, and in my community everywhere I've lived, throughout my life. When my house blew away in a tornado, I gave the clean-up job to a young man client at the bank I worked at who had recently lost his job.

"Living your faith" is way of life. It's the daily kindnesses, that no one knows or sees except you, and the person you've helped. I've taught swimming to children, volunteered at the hospital, volunteered with Covenant House in the 1980's, fostered abused children in the 1990's, served as an Elder and run the children's programs at my Church in the 2000's. And that's just the quick short list.

One of our local cafes has a "pay it forward" plan. You can buy 2 of anything in the cafe, sandwiches, muffins, soups - one for you and one to pay forward. The second coffee, etc. you pay for is for someone who can't afford to buy one. You'll never know you bought the sandwich for, or conversely, who paid for your sandwich. I like that.

I'm not keeping track or demanding credit. I'm simply living my faith.

I'm going to guess that you don't believe Jesus is the Son of God, that He took on human form and then died for our sins, rose from the dead, and will come again.

So you probably attend a mainline Protestant church that focuses on Social Justice. This is not the Gospel. You have done good things, but in the end--they are a prop for you to feel like a "good person". The rest of your church probably feels the same.

Here's the thing-you are the one of whom Jesus warned, "I never knew you". There is NOTHING you can do--nothing--to make yourself acceptable to God. He is perfect and holy. All of your good works will not cleanse you of your sins.

In the end, you must stand before Jesus and tell Him if you accepted His sacrifice or not, if His blood really did wash you of your sin, and nothing of your own good deeds did, or could, do so.

Sadly, many mainline Protestant churches have gone the way of Social Justice, which is an attempt to rob the Cross of its power and give the credit to "good works".

 

[Meriweather]

And you have the nerve to claim that nonbelievers of your warped ideology need YOUR imagined to be moral? All you gotta (you think) is bang on a bible and say "It all in dere, you heathens! Dis is my god and I believe, dadgum it! All you naysayers will be tortured in hell for all eternity if you don't believe me! I mean god, cause it says rite dere in da bible."

Many people of faith have an entirely different picture of God and of the Bible. Biblical guidance was not intended to guide people away from hell. Jews have never believed in hell. God and the Bible guides us away from the pitfalls so common in this life, so that we may live joyfully in the midst of knowing God's love for us, becoming the best version of self.

Isn't there a Biblical verse you feel contains good advice--especially for you and your circumstances?

 

[BreezeWood]

Because my good works cannot earn my salvation. You think they can. That's a big difference. Your belief makes less of Christ and more of you.

their false claim for who is crucified for the true religion of self determination.

sour sue is the source for denigrating the teachings of the 1st century to sin no more as the final judgement for admission to the everlasting -

and using servitude and denial as a weapon against those that do know what is meant and most often throughout history christianity persecuting and victimizing the innocent for their beliefs by imposing their erroneous subjection's of false 4th century bible beliefs using selfish motivations.

 

[BreezeWood]

Do you believe Jesus Christ is the son of God, that He died bodily and rose from the dead, and that He will come again?

jesus is a religious itinerant of the 1st century, a heavenly exemplar that taught the original heavenly goal to triumph over evil to free ones spirit for judgement and admission to the everlasting - made famous by a 4th century christian bible of forgeries lies and fallacies -

they were not a jewish messiah of judaism, an absurdity the heavens would ever conceive of that idea is purely judaism as their own religion of apartheid.

 

[theHawk]

Yet priests have the highest number of gays and molesters of any profession.

False. Public school teachers do.

 

[theHawk]

I don't know of ANYONE who thinks illegal immigration is a good idea. However, the abuse of the poorest people in the world for political purposes is a form of pure evil which violates every tenet of the Christian faith.

Republicans have steadfastly refused to modernize your immigration laws because it's a great vote getter for them. Canada takes in more refugees per capita, than any nation in the world. Our resettlement programs including providing access to healthcare, as well as clothing and furniture allowances, and income supports for the first year.

As for me personally, I live my faith. When I was in high school, I was a "Candy Striper" at the local hospital. I've volunteered and lead programs at my church, and in my community everywhere I've lived, throughout my life. When my house blew away in a tornado, I gave the clean-up job to a young man client at the bank I worked at who had recently lost his job.

"Living your faith" is way of life. It's the daily kindnesses, that no one knows or sees except you, and the person you've helped. I've taught swimming to children, volunteered at the hospital, volunteered with Covenant House in the 1980's, fostered abused children in the 1990's, served as an Elder and run the children's programs at my Church in the 2000's. And that's just the quick short list.

One of our local cafes has a "pay it forward" plan. You can buy 2 of anything in the cafe, sandwiches, muffins, soups - one for you and one to pay forward. The second coffee, etc. you pay for is for someone who can't afford to buy one. You'll never know you bought the sandwich for, or conversely, who paid for your sandwich. I like that.

I'm not keeping track or demanding credit. I'm simply living my faith.

Funny how you admit you don’t anyone that supports illegal immigration, yet this is what the liberal parties allow in Western countries, and you DO support them.

You “live your faith” by teaching kids how to swim….great. Do you also “live your faith” by supporting abortion and teaching kids they can change genders?

Yes, I agree you are living your “faith”, by defending and promoting radical leftwing politicians and their policies that are an affront to God. Hence on your “faith” you’ll be judged.

 

[theHawk]

And you have the nerve to claim that nonbelievers of your warped ideology need YOUR imagined to be moral? All you gotta (you think) is bang on a bible and say "It all in dere, you heathens! Dis is my god and I believe, dadgum it! All you naysayers will be tortured in hell for all eternity if you don't believe me! I mean god, cause it says rite dere in da bible."

It’s not my “imagined” anything. I didn’t make up anything. The Bible and church formed long before me. It testifies to the truth witnessed in those times. Lefties and atheists still can’t debunk any of it.

You believe we’re all a collection of atoms having mere chemical reactions, that we have no eternal souls, that there is no God or afterlife.

Thing is, even if Christianity is all false, you still can’t show how secular humanism is superior to “made up” Christian ethics.