He cares. Jesus is proof of thatAnd what if it turns out god just doesn't care that people suffer, what then?
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He cares. Jesus is proof of thatAnd what if it turns out god just doesn't care that people suffer, what then?
He cares. Jesus is proof of that
A plant that grows to eight foot tall at the most does not qualify as a tree. It qualifies as a bush. Once again you failed.
But the bible doesn't use the word for bush, it uses the word for tree. I found the word for bush as you requested.
But the bible doesn't use the word for bush, it uses the word for tree. I found the word for bush as you requested.
John 3:16
1 John 1:9
Jesus is proof god can't forgive people. And compared to what suffering the gods of other religions go through for the sake of humanity, crucifixion is nothing. Norse gods die, lose limbs, family members, all permanently. Kronos, while not exactly voluntary in its suffering, exists eternally in a state of being chopped in tiny pieces, constantly in pain. The story isn't even unique, the Egyptian god Horus was born of a virgin, walked on water, healed people, and was killed and then brought back to life. God, in all its existence, had less than a week of real suffering, and apparently showing that a supposedly omnipotent being can't do the simple thing of forgiving people for the flaws it created them with.
But the bible doesn't use the word for bush, it uses the word for tree. I found the word for bush as you requested.
Please present the documentation for Horus being born a virgin, walking on water, healing people and how he was killed and came back to life. I would like the source of these claims to be documented either by a picture of the original or a person of authority's account of their source.
There are no conditions attached to Jesus. Just believeConditional forgiveness is not true forgiveness.
In that case can you tell me how many blind men were healed at Jericho and your reasoning for that number?You do understand don't you that the Gospels were written well after the event and although inspired can also contain the limited understanding of the writer. You see this when two writers re-count the same event slightly differently. Was God out to deceive? - hardly
There are no conditions attached to Jesus. Just believe
Might I add conditional love is not real love and God's love is unconditional.
Are you saying that Jesus was describing things in a context that the audience would understand and not concerned with complete accuracy when He used that metaphor?
Do you think that He catered to their limited understanding in other sermons?
There are no conditions attached to Jesus. Just believe
Might I add conditional love is not real love and God's love is unconditional.
Being required to believe in Jesus IS a condition.It's my opinion (subjective) that Jesus spoke in common language, everyday vernacular. At times though, He didn't. At times He spoke in parables that only the spiritually minded could understand.
Jesus was completely accurate when He referenced that which was grown from a mustard seed as a tree. Today, He would probably use a different word, but then it was accurate.