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  • ThreeFingerPete
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Your words fall and shall always fall far, far short of those from Jesus.

    Now, waiting for the next pathetic "moron" and "LOL"post from the gallery.
    No man, seriously. Christ talks to me, and in his last message, he ended it with "P.S. 'The King' is a fucking moron; let him know I said that."

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  • The King
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    Your words fall and shall always fall far, far short of those from Jesus.

    Now, waiting for the next pathetic "moron" and "LOL"post from the gallery.

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  • ThreeFingerPete
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Anyone on this site calling anybody else a moron is, shall we say, ironic at best.

    "LOL"
    Is Jesus on this site?

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by ThreeFingerPete View Post
    LOL. Jesus says you're a moron.
    Anyone on this site calling anybody else a moron is, shall we say, ironic at best.

    "LOL"

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  • ThreeFingerPete
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Agreed, that is exactly what some attempt to do with science.
    LOL. Jesus says you're a moron.

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  • Moose242
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Agreed, that is exactly what some attempt to do with science.
    Because that is what science does.

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  • exlude
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Agreed, that is exactly what some attempt to do with science.
    That's damn near the mission statement of "science"....

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by ThreeFingerPete View Post
    Because people need something to believe in, something that helps to explain the complex world around them.
    Agreed, that is exactly what some attempt to do with science.

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  • CWO
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    Originally posted by ThreeFingerPete View Post
    Because people need something to believe in, something that helps to explain the complex world around them.
    That's how I see it too. Much like Santa Claus as a kid, and we all know how that turned out.

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  • ThreeFingerPete
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    Originally posted by Yale View Post
    The whole point of religion is to legitimize authority. Why else create it?
    Because people need something to believe in, something that helps to explain the complex world around them.

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  • YALE
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Not past having a common patriarch in Abraham.

    Using religion to advance political purposes (as in a theocracy) does not detract from the religion itself though, in my opinion, because using it in such a manner for material gain violates its original purpose and it becomes religion in name only.

    On another note, your statement that martyrs and saints are very similar is one I disagree with, because although all saints are indeed martyrs, all martyrs are not saints.
    The whole point of religion is to legitimize authority. Why else create it?

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  • zemog
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    [QUOTE=Jester;818722]What I hate about organized religion is all the crap involved. Do this and you go to heaven.....do this and you go to hell.....blah blah blah. It is all a bunch of made up crap to control the masses. end of story.

    as far as christianity goes, if you accept that jesus died on the cross for your sins and receive him as your lord and savior , you , my friend are considered saved.......end of story, nothing you do (NOTHING), will eliminate you from heaven.........do not accept this and as far as the bible goes, you do not gain entry into heaven.

    i myself have trouble with this, i have said earlier that 2 close people to me died recently, and i know both to have been good people, however the way the chose to live and how they died leaves me wondering, and i know that neither were saved, i can hope all i want but thats why i pray for them nightly.

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by Snatch Napkin View Post
    So, you're sticking with no similarities at all?
    Not past having a common patriarch in Abraham.

    Using religion to advance political purposes (as in a theocracy) does not detract from the religion itself though, in my opinion, because using it in such a manner for material gain violates its original purpose and it becomes religion in name only.

    On another note, your statement that martyrs and saints are very similar is one I disagree with, because although all saints are indeed martyrs, all martyrs are not saints.

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  • Snatch Napkin
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    Originally posted by The King View Post
    Not the same at all, the divergence between Judaism and Islam began with Isaac and Ishmael.
    So, you're sticking with no similarities at all?

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  • The King
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    Originally posted by Snatch Napkin View Post
    I had quoted you this time because my original post (the one I inadvertently deleted) was in response to your post. However, with scripture thrown in the mix I felt it necessary to tie the whole bunch of you in together.

    Martyrs and Saints are very similar.
    Dieing for one's belief in their God falls under both categories.
    Extremists from both Religions have done the exact same thing.
    Moderates from both Religions cry the same fouls.
    Earlier writings are nearly verbatim between both books.
    Later translations are still very similar.
    Later translations of the translations still hold similarities.


    Now we have the New Living which is a crock, but at least it gets further away from its roots in the Middle East where those cooky motherfuckers live. This is where the divide takes off into the abyss allowing anyone to believe however they see fit with some crap that makes sense only if you've never read the original Bible.

    No, I didn't vote for Hillary, but I would have rather had her than obummer.
    Not the same at all, the divergence between Judaism and Islam began with Isaac and Ishmael.

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