Creed

[systemstrike_7]

Well maybe Christians should start another holy war to elimate the atheist problem....

According to ya'lls replies, it would seem very justifiable..

[nebula]

This creed is absolutely ridiculous.

Well then, why do you not tell us why it is ridiculous and how it is wrong?

[Floatingaxe]

Well maybe Christians should start another holy war to elimate the atheist problem....

According to ya'lls replies, it would seem very justifiable..

We are at war. This world is not our home, and we are career soldiers in it.

[systemstrike_7]

I'm not gonna go through each one and give you my point of view. The beautiful thing about not conforming to a certain belief is that you can have your own personal conviction about certain issues.

For instance, my girlfriend and I have been dating for almost a year, but I have decided that we should not have sex until marriage, or at least until she is comfortable. I want her to be happy, not because I have a certain religious belief, but simply because I enjoy her being happy. People aren't good people because of their religious beliefs, people are good people because they choose to be.

[systemstrike_7]

Well maybe Christians should start another holy war to elimate the atheist problem....

According to ya'lls replies, it would seem very justifiable..

We are at war. This world is not our home, and we are career soldiers in it.

So you agree that it would be justified if the Christian community started wiping out atheist because they don't believe in what you believe?

[Guest LAW]

guys, guys--mutual respect.

i've seen Christrian belief bashing on many other internet places. i would assume it wouldn't be allowed on the worthy boards.

but i'm not going to try to bash atheists either.

we all know we disagree about belief matters that are very important in our lives. they are matters of life and death to many of us.

i will respect your belief to believe as you want. but i will present mine and ask that you consider my perspective. i assume the outer court is all about sharing perspective???

[Floatingaxe]

I'm not gonna go through each one and give you my point of view. The beautiful thing about not conforming to a certain belief is that you can have your own personal conviction about certain issues.

For instance, my girlfriend and I have been dating for almost a year, but I have decided that we should not have sex until marriage, or at least until she is comfortable. I want her to be happy, not because I have a certain religious belief, but simply because I enjoy her being happy. People aren't good people because of their religious beliefs, people are good people because they choose to be.

No people are good. Our good deeds are as a pile of stinky, bloody rags to God. No pionts with Him. Only Jesus' blood makes us even palatable to God. He can only see us through Jesus, because of the Cross.

All our good deeds get weighed and burned. Only what is done for Christ remains.

1 Corinthians 3:13-15...

But on the judgment day, fire will reveal what kind of work each builder has done. The fire will show if a person’s work has any value. If the work survives, that builder will receive a reward. But if the work is burned up, the builder will suffer great loss. The builder will be saved, but like someone barely escaping through a wall of flames.

[nebula]

I'm not gonna go through each one and give you my point of view. The beautiful thing about not conforming to a certain belief is that you can have your own personal conviction about certain issues.

For instance, my girlfriend and I have been dating for almost a year, but I have decided that we should not have sex until marriage, or at least until she is comfortable. I want her to be happy, not because I have a certain religious belief, but simply because I enjoy her being happy. People aren't good people because of their religious beliefs, people are good people because they choose to be.

So, do you agree or disagree with this statement:

"We believe everything is OK

as long as you don't hurt anyone

to the best of your definition of hurt,

and to the best of your knowledge."

[systemstrike_7]

Then why must we act as civil human beings? If we accept the blood of Jesus, then why should we be obligated to live a good life?

[systemstrike_7]

I'm not gonna go through each one and give you my point of view. The beautiful thing about not conforming to a certain belief is that you can have your own personal conviction about certain issues.

For instance, my girlfriend and I have been dating for almost a year, but I have decided that we should not have sex until marriage, or at least until she is comfortable. I want her to be happy, not because I have a certain religious belief, but simply because I enjoy her being happy. People aren't good people because of their religious beliefs, people are good people because they choose to be.

So, do you agree or disagree with this statement:

"We believe everything is OK

as long as you don't hurt anyone

to the best of your definition of hurt,

and to the best of your knowledge."

This is a little broad. I can't stand to hurt anyone. It makes me sick to my stomach. If at all possible, I will try my best to make everyone happy. But, at the same time, I have to show some discipline by giving some people what they deserve, but only in the most extreme situations. The world is a much better place if it is a happy one.