Colt's lacks the ability to step outside his belief and look at the world. Now I will speak the truth. Knowledge is love Knowledge is mercy Knowledge is hope Knowledge is light Knowledge is life Knowledge is truth Knowledge, your own can create your plans Knowledge is real Knowledge is eternal Knowledge is peace Knowledge is just Knowledge is a refuge Knowledge is a shield Knowledge is for you Knowledge is with you Knowledge can help you Living for Knowledge is a light burden In Knowledge there is freedom There is moral perfection in Knowledge Knowledge is the way, the truth, and the life Morals are guidelines to live by Knowledge opens the eyes of the blind, makes the deaf hear. There IS freedom in Knowledge. If you search for actual knowledge, be a skeptic, and attempt to better yourself, the possibilities are endless. Don't be a sheep and follow like everyone else, step back and look at the bigger picture. Be an individual, get rid of labels and be unique. Form your opinions based off of knowledge you searched for. Don't be close minded look at every angle possible. Knowledge isn't a being that is however knowledge can lead you to anything. Someone who is truly knowledgable would understand the world, morals, etc without necessarily believing a god or gods. [b]If your pursuit for knowledge leads you back to religion or whatever it may be, you are not a sheep and you will have a strong foundation for your views. [/b] Knowledge is power.

Did you make this up? God killed the first born of every Egyptian in the exodus story. Is that love?

GAWD AINT REAL BITCH

[url]http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/HOME.html[/url] I'm sick and -blam!-ing tired of Christians in my Forums. No one on this forums wants to listen to your BULLSHIT.

Can you provide proof, or maybe a citation from a reliable source? [spoiler]the bible does not count as a reliable source[/spoiler]

There is no human more stupid than a religious fanatic.

You forgot #satire

How ignorant to believe christianity is the wellspring of morality.

Sounds like satan was talking more sense here.

Did you know you can't eat pork, shrimp, (or crabs and lobster,) get a divorce, adorn yourself with gold, have a tattoo or have clothes that are mixed fabric, according to The Bible? You God-damned hypocrite. Did I mention that according to the Bible, woman are to be subservient to men, no matter what?

Morals are a person's own opinion. There is nothing right or wrong in this world. Look at Hitler and nearly every dictator that ever was and ever will be, they believed that what they're doing is right. Meanwhile others think that the dictators are in the wrong.

If Jesus is gods only son and we are all his children, does that mean he views all of us as girls?

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My questions for Christianity. 1. If God wants people to believe him, why not spread the word around the world himself? There are many people in this world who have never even heard your God, but apparently go to hell because they didn't accept him. 2. Regarding people who have never heard of God, according to the Bible, at one point, God metaphorically pushed the reset button on the world, leaving only Noah's family behind. Who would have literally 0 reason to not believe in God. So if that happened, how is it that people grew from that point to not know about these things? Considering Noah's family would have to repopulate, unless God just made more people in areas around the world, in which case he's leaving them in the dark, thus damning them to hell through unavoidable ignorance. 3. God's plan. Whenever something bad happens, a lot of Christians will say it's a part of his plan. Another claim is that he is all knowing. With these two things in conjunction, wouldn't this mean that he already knows the life I'm going to lead, as well as the life of every person to exist? Regardless of whether or not we have free will, if God has a plan, or is all knowing, then he's essentially reading the whole book even though he already skipped to the end to see who dun it. 4. Children. We are apparently born sinners, according to many Christians. So if that's true, if a child dies shortly after birth due to things that were of no consequence of the mother, does it go to hell? That's not a happy thought. Also, in conjunction with number 3, the recent Nepal quake. A natural disaster. Something God would have known about, many innocent people who had little choice on the matter caught in the crossfire, regardless of their moral standing. What of this? 5. Heaven/Hell. Hell is supposed to be unending torture. Unending. Forever. Whereas Heaven is happy as can be. Eternity seems like a -blam!-ing ridiculous time to be locked away from the God who supposedly loves you in unending pain just because you didn't believe in something that just had nothing to support it except a book that has several mistakes and fallacies in it. And what if I make it to Heaven, and the love of my life doesn't? Am I just made to be happy? Thus rejecting my free will anyways? Or am I tricked into being happy through lies or something? Which is unjust and fairly immoral. How am I to be happy in that situation? Unless forced to be, I couldn't. So what do you make of this? Edit: I would like to state I have nothing against religious people, or even religion for that matter should it not be taken too extreme as to impede on the rights of my fellow men and women. I come from a religious family, and have many friends from different walks of life (including a few Buddhists of all things), and as long as they are kind to those around them, I could care less what their religion is. I have just never been religious myself because these questions plague me, and my family and friends don't seem able to answer them, except to just try and sugar coat things so they don't sound as bad.

Smh

You know whether it's written in a book from 1000s of years ago, or written on a forum by some random oaf, it doesn't make it any less of a fairy tale.

Yeah, I'll just leave it here.