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I don't understand how gay people can be christians and catholics
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostCan this not be said about anything which is classified as a sin? Is someone who has stolen something precluded from being a Christian?
Or, are they an example of what the book of Romans speaks of, "for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God."
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostHumans aren't god so why are they changing gods rules?
If god says a dick in the arse is wrong then it's wrong. Who are you to go against god? I'll tell you why they do it, because deep down they know it's a load of crap.
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Originally posted by //// View PostCatholicism has been such an inconsistent symbolic mess for so long that you can probably be a devout Muslim & still be considered Catholic as long as they get money out of it.
I would assume the % of gays in the more traditional Protestant branches is far lower, some around zero.
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostCan this not be said about anything which is classified as a sin? Is someone who has stolen something precluded from being a Christian?
Or, are they an example of what the book of Romans speaks of, "for all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God."
All Christians are taught or should be taught that when you sin, you hurt God and thats it. And just like anyone in life, if you hurt them enough, they wont let you into their home.
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You're trying to apply logic to the spiritual, that is not a thing my dude.
The bible is a collection of different works by followers and disciples of Christ. There were a number different assemblies (Council of Carthage), in the centuries following Christ's death during which works were added and works were removed. There were Christians who believed in reincarnation until it was stricken in during the council of Constantinople.
Where is it said that God communicated his will to Man for centuries during ancient times, and then one day said "Okay, this is good, finished product, I'm moving to El Paso, ya'll won't hear from me again"???
Lots of people of various religions with cultural, political, and financial interests would have you believe that so you'll follow them. They weaponize various parts of two-thousand year old texts to advance their agendas.
If you really think that you can pull out of a girl and cum on her back, but you're a good Christian because you're anti-abortion, good luck with that. How many Christians eat bacon every week without thinking twice about is being sin? How many people get tattoos, guilt free, not caring that that the Lord explicitly forbids it in the bible?
It's easy to go down this road and it's an incredible waste of time.
Spirituality is the pursuit of self-truth. It's internal. It has nothing to do with science or facts or the history of the universe. Religion is merely the vehicle to know ones self on the highest level.
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Originally posted by //// View PostMost (all?) people are biologically set up to believe in fairy tales. You have to be very careful ripping them away without having a really good replacement prepared.
When average Joes in western countries had religion ripped away from them, what did they turn to?
While they perhaps adopted a more realistic view of death, they filled the void with whimsical pseudoscientific ideas about genetics, sexuality, gender that are even sillier than creationism (and ironically, depend on it being true).
People always need some fictional salvation from the horrors of biological reality.
The exact same people who used to watch Benny Hinn "cure" cancer patients by slapping them on the forehead are out there in vag hats & ski masks fainting in euphoria while political candidates promise them a post-biology world. Even more dangerous than the lie of Catholicism.
The healthiest compromise seems to be something like Shintoism where ancestors/descendants are entwined with the concept of the afterlife and as a result people practice healthy social behavior as an extension of their spirituality. We need healthy fairytales.
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