SOME PEOPLE belive in GOD but not in RELIGION...

[bluedes]

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personally people can keep their religion.. they need it badly..

i'm after moral lessons..
reading about great men and their lives can provide a lot of moral lessons..

the way i see it, why force religion? its not like pugsanay na ang religion..
ang importante, kay we learn to be good citizens of this planet, respecting and being kind to one another, not killing each other for religion's (or God's) sake..

live and let live ra ni ako dire..
kung mutuo ka sa imong religion, maayo..
naa pud ko ako tuohan, pero ako ra ni personal..

[regnauld]

Religion? What a holy concept but the cocnept is not the reality!

[bungot25]

personally people can keep their religion.. they need it badly..

i'm after moral lessons..
reading about great men and their lives can provide a lot of moral lessons..

the way i see it, why force religion? its not like pugsanay na ang religion..
ang importante, kay we learn to be good citizens of this planet, respecting and being kind to one another, not killing each other for religion's (or God's) sake..

live and let live ra ni ako dire..
kung mutuo ka sa imong religion, maayo..
naa pud ko ako tuohan, pero ako ra ni personal..

do you think there would be one world religion? is that what you believe

[bluedes]

do you think there would be one world religion? is that what you believe

huh? one world religion? wa gani pugsanay..
what i believe in is not anybody's concern.. whether i believe in this or that, i just keep it to myself..

[handsoff241]

^i think this is a wasted handle.

[Hellblazer 2.1]

and suddenly the Spirituality and Occult thread has now become a circus.

[Hellblazer 2.1]

hahaha circus sa carnaval

yes, thanks to you.

[xxSTARLIGHT]

COUNT ME IN!!!!


Lisud kaau ko patuohon sa mga nagkatag nga religion rn..
dghan kaaug fLaws..
pero bsag unsa pa na.. i have faith in GOD.. i believe he exists..

[kebot]

Add ko ha just for thoughts.

Istoryans Please Read: This Answers a lot of Questions.

Thus, a person in the jungles of South America, for example, who has never heard of Christ may be able to find salvation. God will judge them according to the intent of that person's heart to seek God and to know Him as best as he can. Such people are NOT saved by their tribal religion, they are saved only through Christ, but Christ, as a loving Savior, recognizes that such people never had the opportunity to accept or reject Him and thus he judges them according to what they do know, and according to what all men know that has been written on their heart by God.

Also, other people who have diminished capacity through no fault of their own and therefore cannot make a free will decision, such as the insane, brain damaged, or some other factor that impairs their judgment, will be judged by God in similar manner as He does the person in a tribe in South America.

Bottomline is that no one goes to hell by mistake, no one trips into hell, and no one goes to hell without a conscious and deliberate free will decision to reject God.

God judges all of us according to what we understand, or should understand, and holds us accountable to that understanding.

Thus even a Hindu can be saved because he is not aware of the message of Christ. If a Hindu is saved he is not saved by Hinduism but because God saw in him a sincere desire to reach God as best as it understood how to do it.

When God saves a person like that, that person is STILL saved through Christ and His Church. We do not know exactly how He does that, but we know that He does it.

source: Catholics: catholic view of afterlife, judgment seat, offshoot groups

I agree on this.

[handsoff241]

Christ, as a loving Savior, recognizes that such people never had the opportunity to accept or reject Him and thus he judges them according to what they do know, and according to what all men know that has been written on their heart by God.

I definitely agree!

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