You are asking if aliens, who are not proven to exist, die?But do they still die?
What does God's Word say?
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You are asking if aliens, who are not proven to exist, die?But do they still die?
Take responsibility for yourself. You've been corrected over and over by Christians who tell you that building faith takes time and that there are not miraculous signs and wonders that most Christians are out there doing.A person can only believe as much as they believe, belief is belief and is what is required from the God of the bible.
That's all this god asked for, my belief, and that's what I gave him. It should have been enough to set the wheels in motion.
If you don't see your own faith crystallize into something dynamic, then belief is futile. No use for me continuing to believe when belief doesn't actually do anything.
If one does not know what is meant by 'good' or by 'evil' how can one have a moral system.Who knows, maybe you don't need to know whats good and evil to create a moral system.
Well, is knowledge of Jesus sacrifice essential here?
Who actually knows what good and evil really is. Forget that there's any good and evil and the knowledge in between will present itself for you.If one does not know what is meant by 'good' or by 'evil' how can one have a moral system.
Christianity is not made up of the majority in the first place, it's made up of splinter groups. So when you say that my understanding is in a minority group, what do you actually mean?No, not necessarily.
Your assumption about what is a normative Christian viewpoint is actually a minority viewpoint among Christians in general.
Christianity is not made up of the majority in the first place, it's made up of splinter groups. So when you say that my understanding is in a minority group, what do you actually mean?
As I said that is nonsence.No, I said you should forget wanting to know what's good.
It's as bad as evil.
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Boss battle ahead!
Well if I'm going to hell anyway, I may as well end up going there for believing my own garbage than yours.
You'll have to specify which points.I challenge the OP to come up
With scripture to support his
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That fact that the God of the universe exclusively came to this planet, and gave us earthlings a message. A message that is absolutely true for the whole universe, that we humans carry the gospel that no other beings could be or would be capable of possessing.
That Jesus came to earth and died to reconcile the whole universe, but alas the gospel has not even reached the nearest star, I guess every other humanoid stands condemned.
I mean, this is the thinking of religious people.
But it happened here, so the chances are greater than you think.No, it's not. It isn't the message of the Bible, either. What Christ did on Calvary is solely for human beings. No where does Scripture state that Christ died for the sins of aliens on other planets.
As astrophysics expands its knowledge base, it is becoming increasingly clear that the conditions for life - any life - to exist on some other planet are vanishingly small. So many conditions must be met, and met in such exceedingly fine measure, for life to exist on any planet that the chances of any life existing anywhere else in the universe is virtually impossible.
But it happened here, so the chances are greater than you think.
The earth doesn't have perfect conditions, where do you get that idea?
I personally don't believe that Christianity is the only true religion. I feel there are many beautiful religions that are true. I just love being Christian because of the kindness of Jesus.
Ok. Scripture that proves the following (copy and pasted from your OP post)You'll have to specify which points.
You do not describe the God of the bible. There is a children's book that addresses this issue. It's called "A Wrinkle in Time".That fact that the God of the universe exclusively came to this planet, and gave us earthlings a message. A message that is absolutely true for the whole universe, that we humans carry the gospel that no other beings could be or would be capable of possessing.
That Jesus came to earth and died to reconcile the whole universe, but alas the gospel has not even reached the nearest star, I guess every other humanoid stands condemned.
I mean, this is the thinking of religious people.
Then I don't see how you call yourself Christian, if you truly believe that.I personally don't believe that Christianity is the only true religion. I feel there are many beautiful religions that are true. I just love being Christian because of the kindness of Jesus.
What do you mean by "condemned"?That fact that the God of the universe exclusively came to this planet, and gave us earthlings a message. A message that is absolutely true for the whole universe, that we humans carry the gospel that no other beings could be or would be capable of possessing.
That Jesus came to earth and died to reconcile the whole universe, but alas the gospel has not even reached the nearest star, I guess every other humanoid stands condemned.
I mean, this is the thinking of religious people.
The message is earth-centric.Hey hey hey, doesn't Jesus state that those who do not believe in him stand condemned already.
Every humanoid being across the universe must be doomed without the message of Christ.