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adepiero:
Which of your teachers gave you this assignment?

VirginFinder:
Jargons ,rubbish, gibberish, balderdash

No sense!

VirginFinder:
You are a hell-bound dullard for typing the gibberish above!

How can I love someone who is claiming to be right and trying to force me to embrace him/her whil e doing the wrong thing?

The purpose of this thread is counter the rising wave of pro-homosexual topics in this section.

I intend to flush homosexuals like you out of this section by the grace of God.

theunusualmoon:
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So,If I may ask,how were you able to prove GOD does not exist?

ratatis:
This philosophy is too advance for me!

ratatis:
So, if I may humbly ask, how did you arrive at the knowledge that it's a lie for the Soul to survive death?

itstpia1:
had to use google for this one:


http://www.atesk.org/adventures97/dating.html


if you are black, its an uphill task though.

eleko1:
Spot/detect one Of the problem child

theunusualmoon:
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As a humanist,Agnostic,Atheist, ?Or do I just conclude that you are a free thinker.

Lilian1414:
my skin is vry smooth but my problem is on my face, some whitish stuff comes out of my face nd it makes me luk horrible, pls can u tell me wot to use

theunusualmoon:
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You're enjoying every bit of what?

itstpia1:
Is he chinese?

MizMyColi:
I share almost all your views.
Only, I still believe in a Creator, what I'm not sure of is the religions and doctrines we've made out of Him (I refer to Him as "him" because it feels more personal).
Don't even ask me how and why I believe.
It's kinda beyond my intellect and subjective, maybe.

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Errrr.......talking about being Atheist, I think MusKeeto should know better. I wouldn't know for sure what qualifies one as such, for example, I think of myself as the following:


An Inclusivist
I believe all of life is sacred, every human being is beautiful, and each moment matters.

An Atheist
I don’t believe in a “God” whose love and acceptance is conditional, or who advocates fear, shame, oppression, injustice, ignorance, repression or hatred.

An Agnostic
There is twice as much that I don’t know, than I do know. The mystery of it all cannot be cloaked in certainty.

A Student of Jesus
I want to be courageously human, a powerful expression of love, acceptance, peace, beauty, goodness, freedom and compassion in this world, and live without separation from myself, God, others and life… as I see Jesus did.

A Possibilitarian
I believe in the possibility of humankind awakening to our profound interconnectedness, and the possibilities of the power of love to transform our world.

VirginFinder:
I didnt say I am a saint neither did I say I am perfect.
I have said in my previous posts that when I sin, I admit I have sinned and ask God for forgiveness.
Unlike the homosexuals, I don't claim to be right or born that way and therefore refuse to repent.
Homosexuals are adamant and not ready to repent thus making them hell-bound.
The only way an homosexual can repent is to stop being one. Can they? Will they? Are they not fighting for equal rights and acceptance by all?

ratatis:
As you unfold further, you'll awaken to the realization that you are not a body that has a spirit.; rather, you are Soul that is encased in a physical body.

At any rate, one has to start from somewhere.

VirginFinder:
Yes it did.

I am not judging. I am only spelling out what the Bible says about sinners especially as regards homosexuality.

That's all!

MizMyColi:
Waow!
Coool

Tell me more.
What are ur beliefs.
What do you accept, what do you reject?

MizMyColi:

At least, not in the manner we have been programmed to believe.

Everyone, please read with an open mind.


We keep hearing people say, Jesus will come one day to redeem the world, put an end to suffering, e.t.c.

But look at us, look at ISIS, look everywhere, since time immemorial......there's been suffering.

For one church that opens business today, there are several other kinds of new atrocities being committed, against human life.

The very people we are made to believe Jesus died for, that they might have life.

I created this topic because, I wanted everyone to see the wisdom behind the post I made penultimate this one, and take a cursory look inwards.

What are we doing right, what are we doing wrong?

Is there even a remote possibility that the world as we know it is our responsibility to nurture and preserve?

Have we taken time to consider being THE CHANGE that this world is so desperately in need of?

What if Jesus has already given us the key to make our earth a haven of sorts, what if we've been empowered beyond measure to see change birthed in our world, but chose to pay blind eyes/deaf ears.

What if we are the ones required to clean up this mess we created.

When are we going to realize that every good or bad deed we do has an effect on the universe as a whole?

What if we're the cause of our suffering, and now that we've done more than enough, we expect a quick fix God out there to work a turn water into wine miracle of sorts

What if the world had no religion in it?

What if Jesus came to illuminate a path for us all to travel on and find everlasting peace and happiness

What if religion is the main obstacle to finding that path?

What if, what if, what if.

These are my incoherent submissions and I'd like us to take a cursory look at these things.

What has religion done than build long bridges among/against people.

Even when I claim to have no religion and yet want to interact with people of different beliefs and unbeliefs, some people still shut me out, making me feel I shouldn't be among them, like I'm an alien of sorts.


Why?

Because of my ideals, because I've chosen to find a common ground to relate with everyman. To see every person through the eyes of love.

As far as I'm concerned, our lives are better off without religion of any kind.


Without religion, we'd likely speak one language and message of love for one another, and seek out ways to help make our world better, we'd be more mindful of our interconnectedness.

There'd be no atheist to call the religious man foolish and open-eyed blind.

There'd be no religious man to call the atheist and all other "ists" confused and lost.

The Genie God we're waiting for, the one who'll wave his magic wand and destroy the earth in fire and brimstone before building a new heaven and a new earth may never come (in the manner we've been told to expect).

The kingdom of heaven (if any) is already here with us. How well are we manifesting it?


The onus is on us.