Christianity

[gymcel2]

I was raised as a Christian but I doubt if there is really an afterlife. It seems so made up. For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity. Everything is just vague.

 

[cooIguy]

good you noticed it

 

[celslayer2]

I was raised as a Christian but I doubt if there is really an afterlife. It seems so made up. For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity. Everything is just vague.

me too, imo become at peace with death and imagine it as js rest and basically life but without the good and the bad things, just neutral. once you do this you will think of death as a not too bad thing while not wanting to rope at the same time.

 

[iblamexyz]

we will burn for eternity

Not found in Scripture

why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will..

There are consequences for your actions. In the same way that if you impregnate your baby mama, you’ll still have to pay child support because that child needs real support. It’s a bit of a rough metaphor, but the point is that actions carry responsibility.

God is love. I don’t say that only because the Bible says it, but because of my own personal experience and the experience of my community. God wants what is best for us. At the end of the day, you have the choice whether to walk away from Him or walk with Him.

me too, imo become at peace with death and imagine it as js rest and basically life but without the good and the bad things, just neutral. once you do this you will think of death as a not too bad thing while not wanting to rope at the same time.

not really wtv you do next will always be a cope

good you noticed it

more logical to belive there is a creator

 

[comebotd]

Why would an absolute truth such as christianity, the word of god, the truth, such there are no mistakes be so divided and such have different interpretations by people? Gravity is an absolute truth on earth, everyones knows this, it is an absolute truth. Why would the word of god(an absolute truth) be interpreted across so differently? I never understood this.

 

[comebotd]

Not found in Scripture

There are consequences for your actions. In the same way that if you impregnate your baby mama, you’ll still have to pay child support because that child needs real support. It’s a bit of a rough metaphor, but the point is that actions carry responsibility.

God is love. I don’t say that only because the Bible says it, but because of my own personal experience and the experience of my community. God wants what is best for us. At the end of the day, you have the choice whether to walk away from Him or walk with Him.

not really wtv you do next will always be a cope

more logical to belive there is a creator

why did god only speak to some people in the middle east? Why not the islanders that are isolated for years?

 

[iblamexyz]

Why would an absolute truth such as christianity, the word of god, the truth, such there are no mistakes be so divided and such have different interpretations by people? Gravity is an absolute truth on earth, everyones knows this, it is an absolute truth. Why would the word of god(an absolute truth) be interpreted across so differently? I never understood this.

The split between churches and denominations mostly comes down to church history, which I won’t go into right now, but you can always do your own research or ask me another time.

When it comes to science, people often assume Christians are anti-science. That isn’t really the case. Many Christians accept most scientific discoveries, things like gravity and other observable laws of nature. The disagreement usually comes down to certain interpretations rather than rejecting science entirely.

As for Bible translations, there are many of them, but the core meaning is generally the same. It’s a bit like saying “hi,” “hello,” or “hey.” Different words, but they communicate the same basic idea. The same principle applies to many Bible translations.

 

[iblamexyz]

why did God only speak to some people in the middle east? Why not the islanders that are isolated for years?

I wouldn't know

 

[comebotd]

The split between churches and denominations mostly comes down to church history, which I won’t go into right now, but you can always do your own research or ask me another time.

When it comes to science, people often assume Christians are anti-science. That isn’t really the case. Many Christians accept most scientific discoveries, things like gravity and other observable laws of nature. The disagreement usually comes down to certain interpretations rather than rejecting science entirely.

As for Bible translations, there are many of them, but the core meaning is generally the same. It’s a bit like saying “hi,” “hello,” or “hey.” Different words, but they communicate the same basic idea. The same principle applies to many Bible translations.

Again does not answer my question. If a truth is so absolute that people will die for, and is completely and absolutely correct. Why would people have so much confusion and completely interpretations. Nobody thinks differently of gravity, we all know that anything that goes up on earth must come down.

 

[iblamexyz]

Again does not answer my question. If a truth is so absolute that people will die for, and is completely and absolutely correct. Why would people have so much confusion and completely interpretations. Nobody thinks differently of gravity, we all know that anything that goes up on earth must come down.

I’m a bit confused about what your question actually is. People have died for the faith, and many have even been murdered because of it.

I suppose one way to look at it is that God wants people to love Him freely, rather than being forced to love Him.

You haven’t really articulated your question very clearly. In a similar way that we understand gravity is vital and real, I suppose some people approach their belief in God with that same kind of certainty.

 

[holycortisol99]

I was raised as a Christian but I doubt if there is really an afterlife. It seems so made up. For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity. Everything is just vague.

Yeah honestly true, no one know anything forsure and if they claimed to they’re objectively lying. But in retrospect it is called faith and whether or not you choose to have faith it’s a choice. I try my best to follow the teachings of Jesus and my life improves everytime i actually follow it. I have a lot of the same thoughts tbh, but i cant really expla anything because there’s always a counterpoint for it. It just something you have to deal with on a personal level, but one thing you can’t deny is Jesus’s existence. So i know Jesus was real, so i just have faith that Jesus is God. I can’t explain anything to you bc im not experienced enough but i pray you find your way brotha

 

[comebotd]

I’m a bit confused about what your question actually is. People have died for the faith, and many have even been murdered because of it.

I suppose one way to look at it is that God wants people to love Him freely, rather than being forced to love Him.

You haven’t really articulated your question very clearly. In a similar way that we understand gravity is vital and real, I suppose some people approach their belief in God with that same kind of certainty.

If i asked, ANYONE on earth what would happen if i dropped an apple from a height, they would say it will drop to the ground. No matter where they are, or what language they speak, they can understand that this is an ABOLUTE truth. Why would gods message, that is the complete truth, been misinterpretated by people. Meaning why are there so many different religions/sects of religions.

 

[iblamexyz]

Meaning why are there so many different religions/sects of religions.

OHHH okay

it's a good question I can only give you the shizo Christian answer

The way I personally see it as a Christian is that when Lucifer rebelled and was cast out of heaven, he rebelled directly against God.

Because of that, I believe the other religions are false. I know that can sound harsh or ironic, especially since many religions claim to lead to God. But from a Christian perspective, the New Testament clearly states that if anyone preaches another gospel, they are to be condemned.

Many Christians also believe that other religions can have demonic or deceptive influences behind them. If you really look at the claims of different religions, almost all of them say they point people toward God in some way.

What makes Christianity unique, however, is the claim that God Himself comes down and becomes human in the person of Jesus Christ. He lives among us and ultimately dies because of the brokenness and evil in the world.

Another thing people often point out is that the name of Jesus Christ appears constantly in everyday life. People may mock His name, blaspheme it, or reference it in conversation, but it is mentioned everywhere. When people talk broadly about “God” or religion in Western culture, many times they are ultimately referring to Jesus Christ.

Interestingly, Jesus is also mentioned in many other religions in some form, even if they interpret Him differently.

 

[alurmo]

1)Not found in Scripture

2)There are consequences for your actions. In the same way that if you impregnate your baby mama, you’ll still have to pay child support because that child needs real support. It’s a bit of a rough metaphor, but the point is that actions carry responsibility.

3)God is love. I don’t say that only because the Bible says it, but because of my own personal experience and the experience of my community. God wants what is best for us. At the end of the day, you have the choice whether to walk away from Him or walk with Him.

4)not really wtv you do next will always be a cope

5)more logical to belive there is a creator

overall even though god teh creator seems like a good end to the search for truth, it is not preferable to me, its so firm in metaphysics and old culture, but without it modern people seem lost, it seems they never thought to return to the prechristian beliefs, nor do they understand the power of myth

2) says that there are consequences for our actions, but consequences arent a neccesity in nature, well the closest thing i see is a belief in opposite values but that can be applied to eveything, like when you endure a long duration of time and dedication to a work of art, or suffer months long of practice to get good at something, or when you eat good food just to get bloated in a long period of time, this belief in opposite values is true, thus there must be a divine opposing force, my proposition is the dionysus-apollonian god, may not be metaphysically true but its a explanation to the world ill accept

3)your own personal mind is a affirmer of illusions, it needs them, this phenomena can also be seen in people who believed in hellenism or greek mythology, myths get translated into the subconsious, you gave your god human characteristics, a human ideas and human thought, and you want me to think its logical that hes above us, and transcended above the world

5)logical to the human interpretations, logic is limited to communication and language, in truth nature has no logic

 

[comebotd]

OHHH okay

it's a good question I can only give you the shizo Christian answer

The way I personally see it as a Christian is that when Lucifer rebelled and was cast out of heaven, he rebelled directly against God.

Because of that, I believe the other religions are false. I know that can sound harsh or ironic, especially since many religions claim to lead to God. But from a Christian perspective, the New Testament clearly states that if anyone preaches another gospel, they are to be condemned.

Many Christians also believe that other religions can have demonic or deceptive influences behind them. If you really look at the claims of different religions, almost all of them say they point people toward God in some way.

What makes Christianity unique, however, is the claim that God Himself comes down and becomes human in the person of Jesus Christ. He lives among us and ultimately dies because of the brokenness and evil in the world.

Another thing people often point out is that the name of Jesus Christ appears constantly in everyday life. People may mock His name, blaspheme it, or reference it in conversation, but it is mentioned everywhere. When people talk broadly about “God” or religion in Western culture, many times they are ultimately referring to Jesus Christ.

Interestingly, Jesus is also mentioned in many other religions in some form, even if they interpret Him differently.

i see that's respectable.

 

[iblamexyz]

overall even though god teh creator seems like a good end to the search for truth, it is not preferable to me, its so firm in metaphysics and old culture, but without it modern people seem lost, it seems they never thought to return to the prechristian beliefs, nor do they understand the power of myth

2) says that there are consequences for our actions, but consequences arent a neccesity in nature, well the closest thing i see is a belief in opposite values but that can be applied to eveything, like when you endure a long duration of time and dedication to a work of art, or suffer months long of practice to get good at something, or when you eat good food just to get bloated in a long period of time, this belief in opposite values is true, thus there must be a divine opposing force, my proposition is the dionysus-apollonian god, may not be metaphysically true but its a explanation to the world ill accept

3)your own personal mind is a affirmer of illusions, it needs them, this phenomena can also be seen in people who believed in hellenism or greek mythology, myths get translated into the subconsious, you gave your god human characteristics, a human ideas and human thought, and you want me to think its logical that hes above us, and transcended above the world

5)logical to the human interpretations, logic is limited to communication and language, in truth nature has no logic

It's interesting you're going about this nature standpoint, because I've seen your threads before, I know who you are, bro. I saw countless of threads of you bashing the owner of the site.

for creating and making SS, And when people would respond saying that it wasn't his fault or it was a free speech platform, you told them that he has blood on his hands and you should pick up a psychology book.

Ultimately, from a psychology standpoint, there is every benefit to believe in God.

And well, unfortunately, your whole reply heavily depends on the nature fallacy. If we love nature so much, why the fuck have we gotten away from it?

 

[alurmo]

It's interesting you're going about this nature standpoint, because I've seen your threads before, I know who you are, bro. I saw countless of threads of you bashing the owner of the site.

for creating and making SS, And when people would respond saying that it wasn't his fault or it was a free speech platform, you told them that he has blood on his hands and you should pick up a psychology book.

Ultimately, from a psychology standpoint, there is every benefit to believe in God.

And well, unfortunately, your whole reply heavily depends on the nature fallacy. If we love nature so much, why the fuck have we gotten away from it?

weve gotten away from nature, but we still have deep roots in it, like our inner workings are still somewhat primal, the rest are just transfigurations or ways he turn our desires and drives towards something
but nature ultimately redeems itself through illusions and art, thats why im not fully against the idea of god, but imo as long as teh god is is aimed towards a ideology that advances the species its good
and ofc there would be a benefit to believe in a god, it offers more control for the person and gives him a intimate meaning for his life

 

[iblamexyz]

weve gotten away from nature, but we still have deep roots in it, like our inner workings are still somewhat primal, the rest are just transfigurations or ways he turn our desires and drives towards something
but nature ultimately redeems itself through illusions and art, thats why im not fully against the idea of god, but imo as long as teh god is is aimed towards a ideology that advances the species its good
and ofc there would be a benefit to believe in a god, it offers more control for the person and gives him a intimate meaning for his life

I'm generally not against nature, inb4 you say no one is jfl

I actually do love the users and the content creators who do follow the primal lifestyle, and I respect the primal lifestyle

 

[theblueprints]

It was used to consolidate power back then, and people followed it out of fear instead of divine purpose. Christianity in particular is the most retarded religion, you’ve got such loose interpretation of the bible with gays as pastors. If you’re still religious in 2026 ur a slave and the ultimate coper

 

[CloudyCuck]

I was raised as a Christian but I doubt if there is really an afterlife. It seems so made up. For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity. Everything is just vague.

Read my thread

 

[gymcel2]

Yeah honestly true, no one know anything forsure and if they claimed to they’re objectively lying. But in retrospect it is called faith and whether or not you choose to have faith it’s a choice. I try my best to follow the teachings of Jesus and my life improves everytime i actually follow it. I have a lot of the same thoughts tbh, but i cant really expla anything because there’s always a counterpoint for it. It just something you have to deal with on a personal level, but one thing you can’t deny is Jesus’s existence. So i know Jesus was real, so i just have faith that Jesus is God. I can’t explain anything to you bc im not experienced enough but i pray you find your way brotha

Thanks bro

 

[fractual]

I was raised as a Christian but I doubt if there is really an afterlife. It seems so made up. For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity. Everything is just vague.

I would’ve ended up like you but at 12-13 started studying theology

 

[gymcel2]

Not found in Scripture

There are consequences for your actions. In the same way that if you impregnate your baby mama, you’ll still have to pay child support because that child needs real support. It’s a bit of a rough metaphor, but the point is that actions carry responsibility.

God is love. I don’t say that only because the Bible says it, but because of my own personal experience and the experience of my community. God wants what is best for us. At the end of the day, you have the choice whether to walk away from Him or walk with Him.

not really wtv you do next will always be a cope

more logical to belive there is a creator

Thanks for the wise words bro

 

[gymcel2]

Read my thread

Will do

 

[topology]

For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity

Wow mate, only the 10000000000th this argument has been posted on here or just stated generally.

You people don't have any new questions. Use google to solve such non trivial problems.

 

[iblamexyz]

at 12-13 started studying theology

Mirin

 

[iblamexyz]

It was used to consolidate power back then, and people followed it out of fear instead of divine purpose. Christianity in particular is the most retarded religion, you’ve got such loose interpretation of the bible with gays as pastors. If you’re still religious in 2026 ur a slave and the ultimate coper

ad hominem rather than making, an actual structured.response.

 

[Rabbi]

Convert to Judaism

 

[theblueprints]

Son,
Stop larping intelligence by pointing out fallacies

 

[fractual]

It was used to consolidate power back then, and people followed it out of fear instead of divine purpose. Christianity in particular is the most retarded religion, you’ve got such loose interpretation of the bible with gays as pastors. If you’re still religious in 2026 ur a slave and the ultimate coper

Speaking with heart not brain lol

 

[markye67]

I was raised as a Christian but I doubt if there is really an afterlife. It seems so made up. For example why would God say he is all loving but if we dont belief in him we will burn for eternity. Everything is just vague.

This is such a common question asked.

Hell isn’t a place where god puts u it’s simply separation from god

We all have free will and some people choose to not follow Jesus and there’s life without Jesus and that’s hell

He loves u and that’s why he gives u choices and free will would he be all loving if he forced you?

 

[wingriddenincel]

religion is cope, atp js delete ur acc and become bluepilled

 

[wingriddenincel]

btw if god would exist, i wouldnt be an autistic hoeless virgin faggot

 

[Mast]

If God was all-loving, he would have made me 6'5", Chad, and super rich