rocala
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What part of "Over the years I have spoken to quite a few 'Christians'." don't you understand? Jumping to conclusions again.You’ve spoken to 4 billion?
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What part of "Over the years I have spoken to quite a few 'Christians'." don't you understand? Jumping to conclusions again.You’ve spoken to 4 billion?
That's kind of like saying (using what I suppose some might believe is logical) that the Trinity is like each godperson is 1/3 of the whole whatever the whole is -- something called God, I suppose. Some say it's like body, mind and soul each being 1/3 of the whole. (LOL, sorry, couldn't help laughing...)Do you know there are more atheists in this forum? It's called "religious forums" but there are more atheists here or at least they are the most active.
Try and apply the same logic you are using on that fact. Just apply it and think about the outcome.
You've missed the point unfortunately.The point? The point was made and is clear in my opening statement. No further explanation would help. FYI, when somebody says you missed the point that’s exactly what it means. There’s no hidden point that needs to be addressed.
You’re learningYou've missed the point unfortunately.
Do you understand induction? It's the scientific method. "lol" is not.How many people are on here at any given time? Like 500. lol
Irrelevant. I told the person to apply the same logic on atheism. The logo of the OP is bad.That's kind of like saying (using what I suppose some might believe is logical) that the Trinity is like each godperson is 1/3 of the whole whatever the whole is -- something called God, I suppose. Some say it's like body, mind and soul each being 1/3 of the whole. (LOL, sorry, couldn't help laughing...)
You’re learning
Of course, I did. As a former Christian and street preacher, I know the Bible and the teachings of Christianity inside and out. Just because I disagree with your personal interpretation of Christianity and the Bible doesn't mean that I don't understand the entirety of the Bible or the teachings of Christianity.
Where did you find the statistic that there are 4 billion people on earth who believe that Jesus will return and that he raises the dead?
I'd like to see your source, because I didn't find any such statistics online when I searched for them.
Is this thread about numbers or not?How many? 4 billion people believe that Jesus will return and that Jesus raises the dead and that they will see their loved ones again in heaven after they die. These things sound like a mental illness yet 4 billion people believe it. What does that tell you?
Is this thread about numbers or not?
I’m sorry, but if you don’t know what I’m trying to express I can’t help you.
Alas it's true: For many it's all about money. It was during Paul's day ...Don’t tell me it’s about money because that’s ridiculous.
Christianity dosent hold any distinct unique accolades with spreading their religion.You really think people from all over the world would spread Christianity and preach things like Jesus coming back and the resurrection of the dead if it weren’t true? Don’t tell me it’s about money because that’s ridiculous. These are pretty far fetched ideas if you ask me. Do you think people would really spread these far-fetched ideas if they weren’t true? Think about it. It’s so obvious. There is truth in it imo. One just has to know how to see it.
Good point. If something is so obvious and true, you wouldn't ever require any convincing for said 'truth'.par
Not really, no. There was a time when Baal worship was spread by people. According to the Christian New Testament the worship of Diana was very popular. In the time of Nebuchadnezzer his religion was spread "throughout the world". Then there were the religions of the ancient Greeks, Romans, Mithra and many, many others. All were popular in their time to various extents and spread enthusiastically by their adherents. Where are they now? All gone. Today we see other proselytizing religions besides Christianity such as Islam. The merit of a religion is not based on the propensity of its adherents in proselytizing. Actually the opposite is probably the case. Truth is self evident and doesn't need salesmen.
Unique? It’s the only major religion that believes God came in the flesh.Christianity dosent hold any distinct unique accolades with spreading their religion.
A lot of religions do that very thing as well, and one can easily apply the same argument you are making to those religions as well.
Not so obvious now?
Unique? It’s the only major religion that believes God came in the flesh.
Were any of them God, creator of all things?Major "modern" religion, some of the ancient religions had gods running around all over the place producing demigods for fun
Were any of them God, creator of all things?