Topic: It is time to Ban Religion - page 6. (Read 7555 times)

well i think there's that part in every religion, be it islam or christianism or any else. and then there's also where it teaches us to respect our fellow humans, to share and other positive teachings and i think we just have to focus on those parts. well that's just me though

Just for you, it's at the top one time.

Just wanted to confirm that... Would you really let your daughter starve to death rather than selling her into slavery so she could live... if there was no other way?

Everytime I see your post, I cringe realy bad, and not just because of how stupid your posts are but mostly because of that little smiley on the end.

You would let your daughter starve to death, rather than sell her into a slavery where she will have to work, but also will eat and live, right?

Better wake up to the warnings that many formal religions give. At least you have the chance to find Christianity and live eternally that way.

Except when it's telling you to kill the disbelievers/infidels/heathens/gentiles, coaching you on the "right way" to sell your daughter into slavery, how non-believers will be tortured eternally in a gruesome manner, etc etc.

i think this is impossible. although yes, religion creates a lot of division and at times hate among people, its effects are not entirely negative. if you think about it, mostly religion at its core tells us about peace and respect. i think people just needs to focus on what their religion has in common with other religion rather than highlighting the differences because this is where misunderstanding begins

Wow! You almost copied exactly what I wrote. What kind of a copycat are you?

Wait, what? "You like eating dogs and cats like S.E Asians do. Americans don't like this idea. Therefore races exist"

Do you just type so your username is bumped to the top of this subforum or something?

 

However, there are different races regarding the customs that different groups in the human race have.

Perhaps you like eating dogs and cats as the S.E. Asians do. Americans don't generally like this idea.

That's the kind of racial things I am referring to. In that sense, the races do exist.

So you're about Separate but Equal huh? A Jefferson era segregationist. You would fit in well with 19th century politicians.

Also, there is only one race, the human race. We are all descendants of the same lineage. Even Christians believe that (Even if they believe we are the product of incest).

Being racist doesn't have anything to do with coexisting or not. We both are racist if we don't agree with each other. Government is racist because it wants to be the only other race, and is trying to make all the rest of us to be of the same race.

You can find all kinds of people of different races from around the world, who, if they lived right next door to you, you would want to get rid of, simply because you couldn't stand the way they live.

Keep the races. And keep them separate. But allow them to coexist on the planet.

I might agree to you on that one.  It is true that religion separates everyone and divided each one of us.  Because of different perspectives, beliefs, and teachings, every religion thinks that theirs are the best.  Having pushing all their ideas to anyone who do not believe make it hard for everyone to understand the stand of everyone.  The result, a never ending debate and worst war.  They said that if you want a peaceful environment, go to a place where there is no religion.

Well, surprise, you live in one world. You don't live on another planet, about damn time you learned to coexist!

The site looks like another one-world site, trying to combine the various races, and with government at the head.

Planetary Ethics DOES exist wherever people exist. It is said, easily, by saying the Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." We all like the idea of having a bit of a social life, while at the same time not being crowded too hard. All we need to do is to apply that desire of ours to all other people, and we have the planetary ethic in place already.

Hello, guys! Recently I've come across a wonderful article on this topic - http://planetaryproject.com/culture/sintez/ . I recommend you to read it too. I have found those thoughts very useful.

Lmao, I love how you parodied his and Wilikon's exact same style of using 13pt font with a clickbait question title, hahahah.

What would a person have to understand about God or a particular religion to determine that the religion in question was the right one? When you study the Christian religion in depth, and see the power and sense behind it, you might have an idea that Christianity is the best religion. Then when you sincerely ask God to reveal best one to you the, and He overwhelms your spirit with His Spirit, through the Christian religion, you almost don't have any choice.

Check the details about Christianity - where it came from, the unity of the Bible, the history of the nation of Israel, the prophecies in the Bible and their fulfillment, the sense of the Bible, how the Bible fits the facts and philosophies of life, the miracles through all of time, the eye witness reports, how the Holy Spirit  moves you when you do the in-depth study - and you will see that Christianity is the religion of God.

Can you see God in other things? Of course. The fact of the love of God is shown all over the place in the fact that He provides you with all the things of life that you need to live, and enjoyment as well, even though there are times of pain. Christianity answers the questions you have about God way better than any other religion... including the question of which religion God wants you to follow.

All the religions operate through faith. Even living life without a formal religion involves faith, because you don't know from one minute to the next, for a fact what will happen. So, life is lived on faith, just like following a religion is following it by faith.

Why do we live by faith? Because we are so mentally weak that our knowledge of the universe is incapable of seeing enough to know things for an absolute fact. Yet God holds nature to follow many of our more general predictions in life, so we can live in reasonable peace of mind about all the things that haven't happened yet.

but that doesn't mean that it's a christian god. What if it turned out you've been following the wrong religion the whole time and you're doomed to eternity in hell because of it? "We all worship gods that we can't even see but we're destroying the nature that's all around us".
Stop being so ignorant, even tho that's the main characteristic of most religious people.

When you combine the scientific laws of cause and effect, complex universe, and universal entropy, you find that something made this universe that matches the definition of "God" in the dictionaries.