Spirituality
16 Apr 17
21 Apr 17
Originally posted by SuzianneI think your analysis of rajk and fmf are off-base ....as usual
This, from someone who thinks Rajk is a "reasonable Christian". The question still remains as to why he doesn't think the crucifixion or the resurrection has any "meaning" for him. Could be that's why you agree with him, too.
Your "characterization" of my comments is off-base and wholly without merit, [b]as usual.[/b]
22 Apr 17
Originally posted by SuzianneSo now you're claimung Rajk999 doesn't think the crucifixion or the resurrection have any "meaning?
This, from someone who thinks Rajk is a "reasonable Christian". The question still remains as to why he doesn't think the crucifixion or the resurrection has any "meaning" for him.
Originally posted by FMFChristians will argue to the bitter end to support their church doctrine. If only they believed in the teachings of Christ, and argue for His teachings, what a great world this would be. Its a pity.
So now you're claimung Rajk999 doesn't think the crucifixion or the resurrection have any "meaning?
Originally posted by Rajk999Christians, Jews and Muslims. Count the wars! The raped women, the butchered children, the ruined homes. Jesus does a little bit of healing and then dies and goes away, like he had no real power. It seems our future is up to us.
Christians will argue to the bitter end to support their church doctrine. If only they believed in the teachings of Christ, and argue for His teachings, what a great world this would be. Its a pity.
Originally posted by Rajk999Again, you misrepresent, and assume, with no thought given to your own "beam". A Pharisee to the bitter end.
Christians will argue to the bitter end to support their church doctrine. If only they believed in the teachings of Christ, and argue for His teachings, what a great world this would be. Its a pity.