That, again, is also answered in Kashmaster's quote IMHO.If people loves us equally, NO MATTER WHAT, then why does he CHOOSE who can enter heaven and who not? One of the many wicked wrong things about the God religions IMHO.
afstandopleren said:nope, that's indeed a paradox. =/
However, this argument would be countered by a "does God exist in the first place?".Forum Shark said:afstandopleren said:nope, that's indeed a paradox. =/
When did this turn into a "bash religion" thread?
God forgives, but you must repent,and believe that he died for you and accept him in order to go to heaven.
Noobnerd said:^Indeed, a major flaw in religion.
In church, they drum into us how God always forgives, but then again there's the belief about a heaven and a heck. Is this a paradox, or am I merely uneducated?
How is that even bashing, it's pointing out an error. If you're going to accuse every argument against you as "bashing", you're not going to win any debates, ever.Forum Shark said:When did this turn into a "bash religion" thread?
God forgives, but you must repent,and believe that he died for you and accept him in order to go to heaven.
Noobnerd said:^Indeed, a major flaw in religion.
In church, they drum into us how God always forgives, but then again there's the belief about a heaven and a heck. Is this a paradox, or am I merely uneducated?
Did he died for me? Well he hadn't have to do that for meForum Shark said:When did this turn into a "bash religion" thread?
God forgives, but you must repent,and believe that he died for you and accept him in order to go to heaven.
Why are believers of god always trying to avoid questions as: ''Does god exist?'', ''Any proof of god's existence?'' etc...Forum Shark said:I was more replying to what you said here. Look at what you said. We were talking about what God does, and I find it quite silly of you to bring up "does God exist" again when we were talking about what God does. Hey, you asked.
I agree, we have strayed WAY too far off topic. That happened at about the second page, I think.
Ok... let's see, first you can murder and do whatever you want or not if you don't like it, you'll both end up in the same place as long as you get forgiven, what god ofcourse does. And after that you'll end up in a place called heaven known by its peacefullness(<is this a correct word? :/), well the first few years in heaven you could survive, but i think after a few years it's getting boring, very boring, and you're doomed to spend the rest of you live/dead in a place where you're stuck in, no matter what you did here on Earth... (i really hope i never die ._.)Juliacoolo said:And another thing that I sometimes don't understand is that if god always forgives, can't people just do whatever wrong they want, and get forgiven? Why would a mass murderer go to paradise, and someone of another perfectly good religion who never commit that magnitude of a crime not? I'm not bashing anything, but sometimes I question how religions actually were taught when they were original.
Juliacoolo said:Noobnerd said:^Indeed, a major flaw in religion.
In church, they drum into us how God always forgives, but then again there's the belief about a heaven and a heck. Is this a paradox, or am I merely uneducated?
And another thing that I sometimes don't understand is that if god always forgives, can't people just do whatever wrong they want, and get forgiven? Why would a mass murderer go to paradise, and someone of another perfectly good religion who never commit that magnitude of a crime not? I'm not bashing anything, but sometimes I question how religions actually were taught when they were original.
But couldn't the guy kills 100 people, and repent right before he dies, as oppose to an athiest who never did anything bad.Forum Shark said:Juliacoolo said:Noobnerd said:^Indeed, a major flaw in religion.
In church, they drum into us how God always forgives, but then again there's the belief about a heaven and a heck. Is this a paradox, or am I merely uneducated?
And another thing that I sometimes don't understand is that if god always forgives, can't people just do whatever wrong they want, and get forgiven? Why would a mass murderer go to paradise, and someone of another perfectly good religion who never commit that magnitude of a crime not? I'm not bashing anything, but sometimes I question how religions actually were taught when they were original.
No. If a christian murders, and repents. He is forgiven. If they keep on with that lifestyle, they are not a Christian because they are rebuking God by choice, and will not go to heaven.
kashmaster said:See this mess of God forgives everyone is the reason IMO christainity is not a feasable relegion. Especially if God points out what is wrong and right and yet you got to heaven??? What is heck for.
Also why would God need to die? This directly destroys the reason of God's existence
kashmaster said:Well I still don't get it, if we as stuards are supposed to look after the Earth, why does God need to intervene?
Why couldn't god send another prophet?
God doesn't need to get accross his message by dieing, those who believe in him surely will go to heaven.
Finally if he died (which he cannot at all EVER) our sin doesn't get taken away, we sin more now than ever
Pokequaza said:...yeah ok... god always existed? (ok I believe time is infinite and the universe always existed) but many believe the theory about the Big Bang, from then it started, how can god always existed? and the bible says the Earth only existed for a 6000 years...?
And how can you believe in god or jesus? I believe jesus existed created a new religion and got killed, but son of god? no, and why would a christian going to heaven and a muslim or jew not? that sounds unfair, doesn't it? And where would I end up?