November 23, 200916 yr does it really matter though? Its the message thats really important. i agree 100% i just think that the message lately hasn't really come across, it's hidden behind white bearded men, decorations, food food food, presents, parties & 100 other things. not that the people that don't believe have to celebrate the birth of christ, but that if they really don't care for it why take part in the first place.
November 23, 200916 yr noonsun clearly hasn't a fucking clue about the religious side of the argument.
November 24, 200916 yr noonsun clearly hasn't a fucking clue about the religious side of the argument.Ā Which argument? There are a couple going on here in case you haven't noticed.
November 24, 200916 yr No, no, no, and no. The Bible is contradictory, and following it rigidly is not what being a Christian/Catholic/whatever is about anyway. It is not always doing the right thing morally, even if it is doing the right thing religiously.Ā However, all this arguing is crumbled and smashed to pieces when we add in the subject of human nature. Because it's our nature to take, to behave like uncivilized animals, but this is also bringing in a new argument entirely. It's a complicated question you ask... the only answer is personal opinion, really.Ā Of course, all of this makes me a bad Catholic, but to hell with that.
November 24, 200916 yr Also I feel bad, this is a great thread but due to it's questionable nature against religion you're going to get some close-minded idiots who think their opinion is absolutely right and everyone else saying otherwise is wrong ranting and raving in here.Ā Would any sort of god (who, in fact, according to all religions, wants humans to thrive and live peaceful lives) want the Crusades?Ā SATAAAAAAN
November 24, 200916 yr No. But we can't say those who do not follow God aren't doing the right thing.
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