The challenge of Jesus

I'm the voice in the darkness, just waiting for somebody to hear.

voiceindarkness wrote:

I'm the voice in the darkness, just waiting for somebody to hear.

The last thing I want to hear in the dark is your voice. I'd feel safer with a burglar.

I just find you a bit creepy that's all.

I am come out of darkness. I have seen, and do see, trough the illusions of darkness. You can't look under a rock and find God. The creation is of God, God is not of the creation. If you do not believe in God, Then you do not believe in the devil ether. Yet there is the evidence of evil. Man is polarized in the mind by darkness. Man has everything bass acwards. The world loves things and uses people to there own advantage, when they should use things and love people.
The love of money is the root of all evil. Don't think so? Look at the world. It is controlled, and destroyed by the love of money. The working class? Slave labor to the rich. No jobs, no work, no one willing to buy your time.
Look how many people, and how much money is involved, not in the production of, but in corporate, advertizing and all the bullshit that goes with it, just to give the world a pack of gum. Look at the corporate bullshit, and the laborers involved, to produce crap for poor people that isn't worth even having. People, for the most part, put all of their efforts into making money, rather than doing good for their fellow man.
God gave man their reality to do with what they will, and look what they have done, and what they are doing. You tell me what is right, or good in the world.

You'd have much easier conversations about your political beliefs if you left all that god business out of it.

I just find you a bit creepy that's all.

You tell me what is right, or good in the world.

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So your definition of 'the world in general' deliberately excludes individual acts of kindness.

Right, of course there are individual acts of kindness in the world.

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I suppose that includes individual acts like those of Bill Gates that impact on a global scale.

Does he rub shoulders with the homeless, the poor, the lower class that are beneath him?

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That's called putting a spin on things, and this is all part of your 'truth.' You're even more phoney than the politicians, at least they don't claim to be Jesus.

Do you know how to debate in a conversation without all of the smart ass remarks?

Does he rub shoulders with the homeless, the poor, the lower class that are beneath him?