| sethnintendo said:
I read most of the link that player provided which shows holes in a decent amount of what the documentary covered. Also, I was the one that made the 9/11 was a conspiracy not a conspiracy theory thread (I believe they at least knew and let it happen but that is for another discussion). Seems like everyone has an agenda and that one must check all the facts if possible. Problems is that the Bible and Christianity have about as much facts supporting it as the movie Zeitgeist. I have no problem with someone believing in the religion of choice. I tend to question everything but I should have done more research into the documentary before taking most of it for granted. I myself just believe in nature and what humans do to this planet isn't respecting the only place we can call home. I know Christians are supposed to look out for nature but it seems like capitalism has made them turn a blind eye towards it. Christians are basically taught that nature is god yet greed along with the end of the world mentality prevents most for actually giving a damn. Most Christians believe that the resurrection will happen in their lifetime. What kind of thinking is this? This will only lead to exploitation because it doesn't really matter since they will all be gone soon. The end of the world mentality bothers me most about Christianity. Also, an afterlife that all non believers go to hell. I don't care for that vision. Divides it into a us vs them where there really just isn't a line between good and evil anymore. Who is to say that all other followers of religion are damned to hell? Christianity does |
Thing is that the foundation of the Christian religion was founded through multiple generations of individuals who knew people who knew people, who knew people close to the events. Those who build other conspiracy based theories that attempt to produce things radical end up doing such centuries removed from everything. These individuals get traction with some, because those hearing it want to find something different.
In your issues you have disagreement with, you generally just have disagreement. It is reduced to a preference thing, and you don't like what is heard. I can agree with a number of things you have issue with also, and out of a Christian foundation. A bulk of it is the American form of Christianity actually, which ends up believing the history of America is something penned by God, and ignores the excesses. In this, you will find a number of people who end up with their time on Earth being demonic, while they expect to be raptured away, or they "go to heaven when they die" and they end up clearly missing specific commands you swear you know are associated with what Jesus said.
Bill Maher did a bit that touches on this (pardon me reposting what was in the other thread:









