@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:
Lash, You must vacate common sense and logic in order to believe what the religious people (especially christians) believe. If god is perfect, and makes no errors/mistakes, then by logic we cannot blame the gay/lesbian for their homosexuality.
We also can't blame the deformed babies that are born with mental and/or physical handicaps; they are perfectly innocent. Who do we blame for that?
Since god doesn't make mistakes, why did those who wrote the bible error so badly on 1) age of the earth, 2) flat earth, and 3) world flood? Those writers forgot to mention dinosaurs, and that the planet earth is but one planet in our universe of many - that proves the age of this planet as some 4.5 billions years old. The age of homo sapiens is much younger - but older than Adam and Eve.
On top of all those errors and omissions, our history is replete with the many sins of the religious and the man-made churches. If the bible is suppose to teach morals, it failed miserably through the past two thousand years.
The only lesson I see is that religious beliefs are in the mind of the beholder, but does not translate into good deeds or actions.
When people say "god bless you," exactly what is that supposed to mean?
That your life will be without misery, pain, or tragedy?
The cause of all the war and crime and sickness and death of our world can be traced back to the rebellion in Eden.
The sins of religious leaders will fall on their own heads.
(Zechariah 13:4-6) 4 “And it must occur in that day [that] the prophets will become ashamed, each one of his vision when he prophesies; and they will not wear an official garment of hair for the purpose of deceiving. 5 And he will certainly say, ‘I am no prophet. I am a man cultivating [the] soil, because an earthling man himself acquired me from my youth on.’ 6 And one must say to him, ‘What are these wounds [on your person] between your hands?’ And he will have to say, ‘Those with which I was struck in the house of my intense lovers.’”
How are ya doin', CI?
