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Superping-Jesus
This is an attemp to get what we had back, which for the most part was Questions that were pretty good and answers. Without too much finger pointing or crude jokes. So arguments against Christianity can be presented and then we do our best to explain them. Please no Crude jokes or anything of the sort.
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Give it up.
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Don't give it up.
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No sir I just read a whole thread on how people wanted it back so, denied.
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Do Jewish children killed by Muslim suicide bombers go to Heaven?
Edit: Yes, this is a serious question. |
So this barrel of oil walks into a bar and sits next to a beautiful woman. He leans over and whispers in her ear. Suddenly the woman smacks him and the barrel staggers out of the bar. The bartender says, "How come you hit him?" The woman says, "He was crude."
I got nothing. |
if you are serious about the Jewish question. They go to heaven if they have faith Jesus died for their sins.
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I just found out a couple weeks ago that the Shriners are acually muslim is there roots. and the sword and moon on their caps is from when Muhhamed went and slaughered a whole town of Christians that kicked him out. The moon is from the tribal god that Muhhamed came from. He was the god of the moon and the chosen god of Muhhamed's tribe.
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Do dogs go to heaven?
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Actually, they would go to Heaven because they are only children. Assuming they didn't understand yet. |
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All Dogs Go To Heaven |
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So...no Heaven for seven year-old Elisabeth? |
Why does the Christian religion accept the notion of Holy Trinity? It was created by a bunch of Priests during some meeting. It was never in the Bible. They just created it to explain what was in the Bible, a way of interpreting it.
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Also if the considered theory of age of understanding is true, which means that before u can make descisions for yourself, at a young age, you go to heaven because you did not know better.
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Well, duh, they made TWO movies about it. |
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considered theory??? |
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To my best understanding. The father is talked about in the NT, The Son is talked about in the NT and the Holy Spirit is talked about. They are are reffered to in ways that make them seem seperate but connected so it is assumed while they are all properties of the same, they are all seperate in what they do. |
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Well Kinda a theory. Age of accountibility is never mentioned outrightly in the Bible so most Christians believe that there is a certain point where you are not denied into Heaven |
It sounds like we're just making stuff up now.
"age of understanding"? |
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Once the child understands.:rolleyes: |
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Like a child? Sound familiar? |
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Calvinism is just crazy. |
In my heaven, there are rows and rows of books about stuff I like, and 24 hour all you can eat resturants, and lots of video games.
I have a question though. If my wife is still alive, and I am in heaven, can I have sex with someone else, or is it still a sin? |
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So some 8 year-olds could understand but some 15 year-olds might not? What about a child with a learning disability...at what point does the exception expire for them? What if they never understand? |
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Humans cannot understand everything God has made or the rules of Heaven because we dont have the capacity to understand the full outright intellegence of our Creator. So no I dont know if I am right on this point but that is my best understanding. |
What about an adult who lives in a remote area of the planet and who has never been introduced to Christianity? He dies after living a life that consisted of love, charity, and singular devotion to his lifelong mate.
No Heaven for him? |
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God makes the descicion. he know all hearts and he can discern better than anyone. |
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I admit I'm not the most knowledgable person when it comes to religion, but I've never heard of this "age of understanding" stuff. My impression has always been that original sin means even an infant doesn't go to heaven. And a Jewish girl of any age would never get in. Of course, most of my early education was from Catholics, but I would be curious where "age of understanding" comes from (in the Bible). |
So far you are both doing a horrible job of explaining your interpretation of Christianity to me.
EDIT: Or answering my questions, anyway... |
To me it sounds like someone came up with the same question Subby did, and couldn't find an answer.
So they made up the idea of "age of understanding" to feel better. |
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I dont know. I have debated this with Christian friends many times. It says in the Bible that all will be Judged according to what they have done. But it also says the people that follow God's moral laws without knowing will be declared rightous.(Sp?) |
Why did God allow the Holocaust, the Armenian Genocide and other atrocities to occur?
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We all have sins through our fathers but since Jesus the rules changed in that he was our sacrifice, as where before sacrifices had to be made to make up for our sins he already did that so faith in him washes our sins away. |
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Well it depends what portion your asking to. Why did he allow suffering? The suffering is a consequence of our freedom of choice. People chose to persecute others and that is why it happend. Granted God didnt like it but he allowed it because he gave us freedom of choice. |
Age of understanding makes perfect sense. If a child doesn';t understand the concept of death, doesn't understand sin, then he can;t possibly be held accountable for his sin by a just God(christian God). Many times in the Bible it is mentioned that to enter heaven you need to be 'like a child' meaning the innocence or the heart of a child. This at least is my belief and the belief of most protestants. I believe that Catholics think that if a child is not baptized then they cannot go to heaven. However I am not sure about that.
As far as predestination, as far as I know no mainstream Christian group STILL believes in that concept. Calvin was ridiculous. I remember that he said that only those in the elect will go to heaven. No matter how much good or bad you do it doesn;t matter because your soul is predestined. It's a very upsetting concept and left many people feeling like they were worthless. People began committing crimes and not going to church under Calvinism...after all it didn;t matter what they did anyway. Crazy stuff. |
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I'll ask when I get there. |
I must write a paper now will be back later tonight and will answer questions if there arent too many. Ill try to answer as many as I can. Thanks for asking good questions sorry I dont have all the answers.
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So there is no chance for a person born in China to get to heaven, unless it somehow finds someone to teach it about Jesus?
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I dont know where in the Bible but I think it was Solomon, maybe someone else in the Old Testament had their young child suffer and on the brink of dying. And He mourned while the child was alive and suffering but when the child died he was back to normal and when questioned why he wasnt still sad he said " The child is with the Lord now and is no longer of my worrys" or sumthing like that. Will look it up later. Gotta go. |
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That's basically what I've decided too. :p When I die, if there's a white light, I'll find the big man myself and bring up a few things I'm pisssed about. Of course, I just hope I don't get thrown down the dumper into the fires of hell before I get a chance to voice my complaints about the affairs of Earth. |
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ok, I was under the impression that you had to believe in Jesus. |
Props to nfg22 for taking on all these questions. A noble effort.
As an aside, I'm curious about you skeptics. Do you believe in any form of afterlife? |
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