15 Jul 09
Originally posted by Proper KnobIf they have even one belief that is pagan based..then yes they are not accepted by God. PS..that is in the Bible if you care..
Smart answer? What's wrong with you?
You claimed humans have only been on this planet for 6000yrs which is clearly not the case. I asked you to back up your claim and you threw your toys out the pram like a big baby accusing me of looking for an argument. Which was really a diversion tactic so you didn't have to answer my question.
All the other religions are a result of Satan, except the one you follow?
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15 Jul 09
Originally posted by rwingettI am not speaking in specific terms of God, a god, any god. I could be talking about the Judeo-Christian god, Ra, Zeus....whatever. Not sure exactly what it is you read into what I said.
How can you possibly claim to know this? If there is a god, he certainly would not consider himself bound by human religions. There may be a god, with all earthly religions being imperfect strivings toward him. In this sense, there is no "Christian" god, or "Islamic" god, there would only be a god who patiently watches mankind flail away in their misguided attempts to understand him.
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15 Jul 09
Originally posted by Rajk999So what are your odds?
Religious groups who think they alone have what they call Truth and that salvation is dependent on knowing this Truth, is going to be in for the biggest shock when Christ returns. They are suffering from the kind of arrogant delusion similar to the Pharisees who Christ condemned. Chief of these are the Jehovah Witness. They think they have the salvation mark ...[text shortened]... science guides them to do whats right, they will be found worthy of salvation on judgment day.
16 Jul 09
Originally posted by BadwaterYou were talking as though the religion defined the god, who is subsequently bound by his followers' conception of him.
I am not speaking in specific terms of God, a god, any god. I could be talking about the Judeo-Christian god, Ra, Zeus....whatever. Not sure exactly what it is you read into what I said.
Any god is attached to only their religion, or is attached only to their followers' views of what is a/the legitimate religion.
Either that or it seemed as though you were claiming to know what such a god would think about worldly religions. If there is a god I don't see how we can assume he is a Christian god, or a Muslim god. Maybe there is a god who has no use for any of them.
16 Jul 09
Originally posted by rwingettOnly One God.
You were talking as though the religion defined the god, who is subsequently bound by his followers' conception of him.
[b]Any god is attached to only their religion, or is attached only to their followers' views of what is a/the legitimate religion.
Either that or it seemed as though you were claiming to know what such a god would think ...[text shortened]... he is a Christian god, or a Muslim god. Maybe there is a god who has no use for any of them.[/b]