SpanishMatMaster
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ORIGINAL: Kaliko Well, funny thing about those Christians. They're human, too. I know plenty of Christians with holier-than-thou attitudes and I know just as many non-Christians with holier-than-thou attitudes. Closed-mindedness is not limited to only one group of people. When one says to act Christian, I take that to mean to act like Jesus Christ, not as per the Bible or the church. Now, I've only had nine years of Catholic school, but I seem to recall that Jesus Christ was a pretty loving and caring individual, whether you believe he was the Son of God or not. When one emulates the type of man that we believe Jesus Christ to have been, that is what I take to mean someone is acting as a Christian. 1. Yes, there are bad people also in other groups of population, but in Christianity they are over-represented in all the aspects I have told. 2. You can take that to mean what you want, but many Christians did not ever know how Jesus Christ acts in the Bible, and even today many prefer to quote the Old Testament. You, if you take it like that, you probable take it wrong. 3. On thing is what they say they want to act like, and another how they really act like. 4. Jesus Christ was the guy who killed the fig tree. And the one who prefered to be oiled with expensive oil instead of giving that money to the poor because "there will always be poor, but you will only have me for a while". How generous. Besides, he was delusional. 5. And this, about Jesus Christ, character of the Bible. If we speak about Jesus of Nazareth, the real person, then I don't think he would be worried in any way if God decided to send Saints to kill every Roman in Judea ini front of his eyes. On the contrary, he would have been pleased. Best regards.
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Humanist (therefore Atheist), intelligent, cultivated and very humble :) If I don't answer you, maybe I "hid" you: PM me if you want. “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, pause and reflect.” (Mark Twain)
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