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TLyttle · 07-03-2009, 10:52 PM

Sorry TinyGiant, I don't buy much of that for the simple reason that you have already made up your mind, and therefore objectivity is now foreign to you. I've seen and heard all this before, from various sources, all claiming to have figured it out, but are still tripped up by their religious fervor. As long as you insist on comparing these other beliefs to the Christian standards and find them wanting, then you are following the same path that keeps the JW and SDAs so obnoxious. Tell me that you are a Christian, fine, but please don't tell me that Christianity is the only route through a worthwhile life.

All the religions look for the same results I mentioned, the only exception being the Muslim religion and their fixation about killing infidels to get to heaven: that one is a sad commentary on a World religion. If one need religion to maintain a productive and benevolent life, that is their choice; for the rest of us who live that way without a religious urge, we are happy just the same.

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07-03-2009, 10:52 PM	#32
TLyttle Drives: 07 Yaris sedan Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Keremeos BC Posts: 986	Sorry TinyGiant, I don't buy much of that for the simple reason that you have already made up your mind, and therefore objectivity is now foreign to you. I've seen and heard all this before, from various sources, all claiming to have figured it out, but are still tripped up by their religious fervor. As long as you insist on comparing these other beliefs to the Christian standards and find them wanting, then you are following the same path that keeps the JW and SDAs so obnoxious. Tell me that you are a Christian, fine, but please don't tell me that Christianity is the only route through a worthwhile life. All the religions look for the same results I mentioned, the only exception being the Muslim religion and their fixation about killing infidels to get to heaven: that one is a sad commentary on a World religion. If one need religion to maintain a productive and benevolent life, that is their choice; for the rest of us who live that way without a religious urge, we are happy just the same.