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  1. In Topic: Does hope come from God?

    14 March 2008 - 02:59 AM

    REASON said:

    So then god doesn't hope for, and want me to, believe in him so he isn't forced to condemn me to an eternity of pain and misery in hell after I die? :clue:

    Whew, thank god. :)


    yea, thank god this stupid ancient jewish tribal idea of god isn't true. what a dumb idea.

  2. In Topic: Does hope come from God?

    13 March 2008 - 09:06 AM

    sorry if someone already asked this question, but I'm going to reverse your question:

    does god come from hope?

  3. In Topic: Urantia Book - Who Could've Hoaxed This?

    27 February 2008 - 05:42 AM

    I just read over a bit of the book's forward and one thing I can tell you almost for certain, it's most likely written by freemasons, it really has a lot of masonic phrases in it. No, I'm not one of those conspiracy theorists, I'm a freemason myself.

  4. In Topic: Why I Don't Like Islam

    15 February 2008 - 07:04 AM

    Galapagos said:

    As far as homosexuality in other faiths, I don't think their are Jewish or Christian governments still executing people for homosexuality.


    I think that's because there are no jewish or christian governments.

  5. In Topic: Religion vs. Religion

    12 February 2008 - 03:36 AM

    Buffy said:


    1) How is the existence of varying beliefs reconciled theologically?
    2) What are the various benefits and problems associated with resolving these conflicts?


    Sorry, i haven't read any of the responses yet, but here are my responses...

    1. The other religions are false and were started and inspired by the devil, satan, <insert your own anti-deity here>, etc. in order to turn people away from the good deity.

    2. the benefits are plain, if you don't believe me, you are going to burn for all eternity, so you are now hooked and scared to think for yourself. The problems are also plain, if the other religion is older and has more followers, people tend to think that it is more correct, so I guess it makes it harder for new religions to start. This is why the Christians and Muslims chose to say they were based on the jewish book because it was old, everyone wants to be able to say that there religion goes back to before the great flood aka the epic of gilgamesh.

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