Christians that make unchristians of others

[krushuddel]

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OT: not believing or unbelief about God narrows our mind and blind us as well.

[josephdc]

IMHO, each of these religions didn't get the "true" memo...

Did you have the opportunity to study each religion and assess their truth claims?

I haven't had the opportunity myself, but so far I can say that belief in God is reasonable, and Christianity can be backed up by historical facts.

[splendid moonlight]

Just like the story in the Bible of two men in the temple. The other one was rich and the other poor. The rich one said something nga kung bisay-on pa nagaingon "Lord maayo ko nga tawo, mo simba ko kanimo ug mag hatagan ug tithes, dili parehas anang usa ka tawo diha (looks at the other guy), salamat kaayo nga dili ko parehas ana niya."

Some people just like to reassure themselves that they are indeed going to heaven by comparing notes. They go through the motions of being a "God-fearing" human being but all the while neglecting one very important thing to try to remember: Whatever you do unto the least of my brethren you do unto me.

[krushuddel]

Did you have the opportunity to study each religion and assess their truth claims?

I haven't had the opportunity myself, but so far I can say that belief in God is reasonable, and Christianity can be backed up by historical facts.

Let me just say amen to that, sir. "historical facts" and people would deny even its true. how crazy could that be. what can i say? That's as true as Magellan discovered the Philippines..

[botslob]

some christians would forceably impose their own beliefs to others, to the point that they are the only one who is right, and that because they know the bible that much those in contradict with what they believe in is eventually wrong...

mao jud...buot buot pero otro pod mga y buot hihihi

[Reason2believe]

Historical facts= Truth?


Ninoy Aquino was assasinated,thats historical fact. but ang tinood nga mastermind according to them was a general,is that the truth? hmmm or fall guy ra si general?

anyway my point is, historical facts do not necessarily mean TRUTH.

[Reason2believe]

Did you have the opportunity to study each religion and assess their truth claims?

I haven't had the opportunity myself, but so far I can say that belief in God is reasonable, and Christianity can be backed up by historical facts.

agree ko nga Belief in God is reasonable but what comes next to that hmm dili ko sold out,well ako ra pod na.

nganung dili ko motoo? well,its source,the bible contain a lot of contradictions; proven insertions,forgery,revisions,and pornography.

[munzter666]

Historical facts= Truth?


Ninoy Aquino was assasinated,thats historical fact. but ang tinood nga mastermind according to them was a general,is that the truth? hmmm or fall guy ra si general?

anyway my point is, historical facts do not necessarily mean TRUTH.

ika nga, who controls the past controls the future...
some may even go as far as fabricate, invent such

it's part of man's nature to be cunning...helped him survive too.hehehe

[botslob]

IMHO, each of these religions didn't get the "true" memo...

tagaan kaha ni nato silag memorial plan para ilubong nalang nato diretso hihihihi

[Sinyalan]

Did you have the opportunity to study each religion and assess their truth claims?

I haven't had the opportunity myself, but so far I can say that belief in God is reasonable, and Christianity can be backed up by historical facts.

Nope, and if I have the opportunity... I would do it without any cost. Although, we have means of learning nowadays - it's long term process but it will give me opportune time to know - not all, but some. However, if people would think that all "historical facts" are true... that's up to you - besides, the person or persons who tells about the past had their own versions to tell (stories)... most of them are colorful for the readers but people neglect to see the garbage behind it. yeah, christianity can back up their stories... mind you those are people who tell tales and the same people (like you and me) commit mistakes.