06 Jul 17
It used to be that collectivists made us think that they were a god, but when that fell out of favor, then they made us think that they spoke for God, but when that fell out of favor, they said that there is no God, as they filled the void of God and savoir to mankind once again.
Yes, it was these same voices that put Christ on a cross.
06 Jul 17
Originally posted by wolfgang59Of course not, you want to believe I am wrong. Look for a definition that has to do with personal belief or conscience since these are based on one's worldview.
Every dictionary I can find seems to disagree with you.
All beliefs are based on unprovable assumptions.
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06 Jul 17
Originally posted by EladarMy belief, that you don't know what you're talking about, is very much a provable assumption.
Of course not, you want to believe I am wrong. Look for a definition that has to do with personal belief or conscience since these are based on one's worldview.
All beliefs are based on unprovable assumptions.
Millions of young Americans are following a new, anti-religion. It has one Commandment: "Please thyself." It has no beliefs, because it is based on rejection of others' beliefs. Without beliefs, the brain contains a vacuum, which is filled by social and political opportunists who know an easy mark when they see one.
Originally posted by John OsmarOf course they still have beliefs. Many of them have traditional religious beliefs.
Millions of young Americans are following a new, anti-religion. It has one Commandment: "Please thyself." It has no beliefs, because it is based on rejection of others' beliefs. Without beliefs, the brain contains a vacuum, which is filled by social and political opportunists who know an easy mark when they see one.
What religions do you think don't have beliefs that are self-serving?
06 Jul 17
Originally posted by John OsmarThe vacuum is filled with other religious beliefs that people claim are not religious.
Millions of young Americans are following a new, anti-religion. It has one Commandment: "Please thyself." It has no beliefs, because it is based on rejection of others' beliefs. Without beliefs, the brain contains a vacuum, which is filled by social and political opportunists who know an easy mark when they see one.
06 Jul 17
Originally posted by EladarDon't get excited - I was just challenging your definition of religion.
Of course not, you want to believe I am wrong. Look for a definition that has to do with personal belief or conscience since these are based on one's worldview.
Why do you think it not in dictionaries?
07 Jul 17
Originally posted by whodeyYou DO know that Christianity and Libertarianism aren't the best roommates, yes?
It used to be that collectivists made us think that they were a god, but when that fell out of favor, then they made us think that they spoke for God, but when that fell out of favor, they said that there is no God, as they filled the void of God and savoir to mankind once again.
Yes, it was these same voices that put Christ on a cross.
07 Jul 17
Originally posted by sonshipHebrews 11:4 says that "By faith Abel offered up a more excellent sacrifice than Cain". So presumably, Cain's offering was not made "by faith". Some Bible commentary says that Cain's offering was the effort of "dead religion", but I'm not sure what this means.
The inventor of the world's first religion was Cain [b](Genesis 4:1-9)[/b]
07 Jul 17
Originally posted by SuzianneWhat would be the problem with someone being a politically Libertarian Christian who, say, did good works, helped the poor, and generally followed Jesus' commandments?
You DO know that Christianity and Libertarianism aren't the best roommates, yes?