Zkuq said:
I've talked to a person who says that in the eyes of God, sin is sin no matter what kind it is. As long as it's against His will, it's sin and that's all there is to it. Sadly, it also seems like the logical conclusion according to my knowledge of Christianity and the Bible. It does make sense if you look at it from a certain angle (a crime is a crime). Disclaimer: I don't know what to believe in. Science still leaves enough room for God to exist, but there's also no scientific evidence supporting God. I'm happy enough with recognizing the situation and not making up my mind because it doesn't really matter right now. I'd rather give God the benefit of doubt than outright deny His existence. |
Think of it this way. There has always been a laundry list of things that science couldn't explain and were believed to be done by a god. Until science explained them; thus forcing people to move down the list to the next thing science couldn't explain, until science explained it, and so on. This is often reffered to as "the god of the gaps", where a god is the explination for something until it's debunked. You can even look at how many different times the world was supposed to end, because god told someone "it's gonna happen" and yet here we are.
"You should be banned. Youre clearly flaming the president and even his brother who you know nothing about. Dont be such a partisan hack"
