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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
I made that statement to explain why I felt it necessary in the first place to try to understand who God was and the reason and purpose he gave to my life. I had already stated that I have done more than my fair share of looking into religion and spirituality, after extensive searching, the...- knockknock
- Post #39
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
Not really, its necessary to read the words in the context they were written, after all, laffy taffy got what I meant. I have a feeling you couldn't wait to post that link onto the next person that mentioned a closed or open mind :) again, metaphorical but I'll go along with it and agree, as...- knockknock
- Post #35
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
Hi Taffy, I dont base my belief on religious texts either, as I said to before, I always had a belief in God from since I can remember, though this wasnt impregnated into me as my family is not religious. The reason I said to try to open your mind to the possibility is because it appeared to...- knockknock
- Post #33
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
Sorry Taffy, your quite right, that reply was to riverwolf. Hi by the way :D- knockknock
- Post #16
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
Hey, I wasn't accusing you of being closed minded, I was suggesting that if you 'want' to believe in God as you stated, then open your mind to the possibility, there's a difference. If you're hellbent on not believeing in God then stick to your guns - your choice ;)- knockknock
- Post #13
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
Maybe you just need to change your perspective, with an open mind and heart you could find enough evidence to support a belief in God. Peace- knockknock
- Post #8
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Christians: why blame atheists for not choosing to believe in god?
Ditto :D- knockknock
- Post #7
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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why did God kill many people?
I did say...."This question has to be answered as though to someone who believed in god and wanted to understand why there was so much killing in the OT otherwise the answers dont make sense to an atheist. But anyway ." So this kind of proves my point. BTW no one should be judging, how can one...- knockknock
- Post #216
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Umm, a Discussion About Hell
Perhaps I should have said that christian and islamic religions have used this as a fear tactic, but there is and always has been enough of them in the world to cause an awful lot of bloodshed wouldn't you say.- knockknock
- Post #60
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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why did God kill many people?
This question has to be answered as though to someone who believed in god and wanted to understand why there was so much killing in the OT otherwise the answers dont make sense to an atheist. But anyway . God created everything, all was perfect until man defied God and got himself thrown...- knockknock
- Post #210
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Umm, a Discussion About Hell
With respect, I think this is just a fear tactic on the part of most religions to control the masses and whilst I wholeheartedly agree that it is vital to grow a relationship with God and the christ Jesus, if I thought those same beings were devising an actual place of everlasting sorrow and...- knockknock
- Post #58
- Forum: General Religious Debates
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Umm, a Discussion About Hell
I do not believe a loving God would create a place of eternal torment and I believe the Catholic church are responsible for this hideous concept, as someone referred to previously, its just an adoption of the Greek tartarus. Anyone who does a little research will soon discover that the Catholic...- knockknock
- Post #56
- Forum: General Religious Debates