Ugh I fucking hate Christianity

Nope, it won't be locked or deleted - it does not violate the rules. I'm well within my right to bring it up here. And Mariahaise, many of the great minds of science say that the world's natural laws work without some supreme being involved - apply the theory of Occam's razor and the simplest explanation is that the natural laws of the world are the highest level of enforcement - your continued antics are adding nothing to the conversation but just recycling your previous statements moreorless. And its a logical fallacy to use Pascal's wager, see here: http://whistlinginthewind.org/2012/05/06/the-flaws-of-pascals-wager/ My point is if humanity is able to do the things it does to each other freely, and a god is standing by permitting this, then such god is malevolent and should be destroyed and not worshipped. After all - the number of atheists and non-Christians in the world combined far outnumbers Christians, you mean to say out of almost 8 billion people only 1.5 billion who are Christian are eligible for heaven? What a load of horse shit. The fact that we humans are here and discussing this is not the work of a god. The universe is vast enough that all kinds of lifeforms have the potential to exist, and due to the laws of entropy and disorder governing the world, given enough time, anything can happen that does not violate the natural laws of the universe. That means somewhere in the universe there could be a planet of the apes or intelligent sloths or what have you... its no coincidence that the observable universe is a postage stamp compared to how large it is. Also, Lord Dragna, the enemy of the world is not socialism. It is currently implemented and working in a number of countries, and in others it doesn't work - this is not unlike capitalism, there countries where it works, and others it doesn't. Rather I would argue humanity is its own worst enemy and no matter how many dictators are killed, or cults dismantled, or ideologies come along - humanity will always fight. But some things cause more fighting than others, and that doesn't mean humanity shouldn't strive to become better, and that in many cases means changing or destroying things that have been already established.

Here's the end of it. When we die, then we shall see...or not. Is there a point in arguing an unproveable point? Nope. If I believe Zeus sits atop mount Olympus, he does to me. Opinions are like ass holes, we all have one and they all stink. If I choose to follow an archaic belief, who cares? All I see is someone who doesn't know how to deal with his emotions and clearly wanted a shit storm despite " trying to get the message out"... Yeah, cause in over two thousand years, your voice will be the final change... I like Gandhi's quote here, "I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.". Get it yet? You can respectfully disagree.

Isnt he just saying his point of view on religion like you guys all did?You know what if it annoys you so hard what he is saying then dont come back to thread and ignore it -_- and stay in your bubble where your opinions cant be harmed it is that simple .

Well at least now you are trying to argue using facts. It is also written that is a minority, something like the uncommon factor in Earth when the time comes so yes, the Bible basically says being a Christian is like trying to go through the most tinest of places (It says something like a cammel going through the eye of a needle is easier than a rich entering the Heavens, not that it means no rich will be able to enter it tho is a different concept.) and doing something else than that is actually the opposite. I know there are scientists that live to the phrase: "There is no God.", never said otherwise, yet there are also some that believe there exists a higher being implied even if not active, or so that's what I meant I would support if I wasn't a Christian.

@elder reaper Yeah, I agree gays should be given a marriage license and treated equal under the law, that is to say I believe gay marriage has a solid and definite legal basis, I just don't believe the consummation being moral.