Let's celebrate Passover

God kills all Egyptian firstborn children.
Very, very unjust!!!!
These Egyptian families had no idea about the conflict between Moses and Pharaoh.

This is NOT a loving God.
It's a freaking BS story.

@chaney3 said
God kills all Egyptian firstborn children.
Very, very unjust!!!!
These Egyptian families had no idea about the conflict between Moses and Pharaoh.

This is NOT a loving God.
It's a freaking BS story.

Have you yet decided wether or not you are a Christian?

@divegeester said
Have you yet decided wether or not you are a Christian?

Please comment on the subject.
Is the God of the Old Testament fair and just?
Then......at some point, we will fast forward to the answer of the crazy God, who was transformed into the "good God" of the New Testament.
A brilliant makeover.

This forum is becoming a waste of time.
Only 3 people contribute.

@chaney3 said
God kills all Egyptian firstborn children.
Very, very unjust!!!!
These Egyptian families had no idea about the conflict between Moses and Pharaoh.

This is NOT a loving God.
It's a freaking BS story.

Perhaps the story isn't true.

@chaney3 said
Please comment on the subject.
Is the God of the Old Testament fair and just?
Then......at some point, we will fast forward to the answer of the crazy God, who was transformed into the "good God" of the New Testament.
A brilliant makeover.

The ancient Hebrews and the Jewish people contemporary with the life of Jesus put their faith in accounts of God which was written in old books. The followers of Christ 2000 years ago put their faith in Jesus. That’s the fundamental difference between dogmatic religious zealotry and a Christ orientated spirituality.

The same thing is happening today with much of modern Christianity; a dogmatic zealotry and holy reverence given to and based on writings in ancient texts.

@chaney3

It's Epiphany that is celebrated today (in the Western Church; the Eastern Church celebrates it about two weeks later).

Passover doesn't begin until Thursday, April 6th (at sundown). This year it just happens to fall right before Good Friday.