Hopsin has a few words to share: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QBsA2ETp7JA

Like i said whats to debate. A man of middle eastern origin was murdered for his beliefs (by jewish hands). This is not a debate, but a fact. The "fact" he was the son of god isnt really a fact is it? So its hard to debate.

Have to post this on all religion threads. I apologize. I sat here and thought to myself, "What would Jesus do?" [spoiler]So I didn't exist.[/spoiler]

You know, in all complete honesty... an infinite God, knowing all, understanding all, cannot fit in a human's comprehension, and can make entire universes just by breathing... I don't think he honestly needs to prove himself to anyone. If I could understand infinity all by myself and became God because of it, created my own universe with my knowledge, even made people and everything for them, I'm sure the world around them would be proof enough right? God is infinite, and is infinite in infinity. No one can understand that.

Debating usually has to do with a subject, that is tenuous at best, and its up to one party prove the other wrong. >christanity is fake >nothing to debate >get rekt relitards >profit on tears

Define Christianity.

IM DA REEL DIRTEH DAN.

Christianity, just as any other religion, is a collection of ideas and beliefs that people have thrown together throughout the history of man. If you actually study the religions and their origins, you see how they've taken ideas that came from the religions before them and they've added or taken away ideas that they don't like. Then people who feel comforted by the beliefs of those religions join in and call themselves followers of whatever the religion is. So, you can see through the study of religion, that they are all the inventions of man himself. They are started because, ignorant man needs a way to explain what he does not understand and to comfort himself when faced with death. Man's ultimate fear is that he will no longer exist after death. He also cannot fathom his own non-existence. Therefore, he thinks that he must somehow go on after his body dies. This is a rather unfortunate side effect of being self-aware. But sadly, we are biological entities, made from atoms, molecules, and cells; matter that formed during the big bang and in stars and super novas. We will die and cease to exist after our death, just as all other biological entities on earth and in our universe will. There are no magic men or "gods" that live in a wonderful unseen kingdom in the sky or in a miserable, horrible realm within the earth. I personally don't see anyone who believes in religion as being stupid, just ignorant of reality. I actually kind of wish sometimes that I could believe in some kind of religion, as maybe it would be comforting thinking that I would have some kind of afterlife. But, I am at peace with the reality that I won't. I actually think it's kinda cool that in about 5 billion years my remains, wherever they may be, well be incinerated when our sun turns into a red giant and we will all then be a part of our sun. Then billions of years after that, maybe the sun will make it to the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy and be swallowed by it.

You Sir, in time will become quite the Masturdebater. I'm sure that your oral skills are finely honed already from extensive orating.

Fiction is fiction. What's there to debate about?

[quote]Title says it all. No salties just good debating, I will respect your decisions like a civilized person as long as you act so also.[/quote] My problem with following a religion is the fact that you never see this God or Goddess. I mean have you seen God with your own eyes, do you have evidence to back up your claims that you have seen him? How could you possibly believe in a God who if they exist, has created so many things that have caused great suffering? If there is a God, what is the point of creating us, it serves God no purpose for us to exist? Why give us free will if we are punished for expressing our free will by going to eternal damnation? These are just some of my many questions about the Christian religion.