The 'NEW' 10 commandments

divegeester

watching in dismay

Spirituality

07 Mar 12

divegeester

watching in dismay

STARMERGEDDON

Joined: 16 Feb 08
Moves: 120562

07 Mar 12

What do those Christians here think of this?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9123866/Churches-adopt-new-Ten-Commandments.html

Penguin

Joined: 01 Jun 06
Moves: 274

07 Mar 12

Originally posted by divegeester
What do those Christians here think of this?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9123866/Churches-adopt-new-Ten-Commandments.html

Well I'm not your target audience but I think they're hilarious.

--- Penguin.

karoly aczel

The Axe man

Brisbane,QLD

Joined: 11 Apr 09
Moves: 103371

07 Mar 12

"prosper with a clear concience" , I like that. It means I can shop lift without being worried about thieving,eh?

VoidSpirit

Windsor, Ontario

Joined: 10 Jun 11
Moves: 3829

08 Mar 12

i still prefer carlin's version.

rwingett

Ming the Merciless

Royal Oak, MI

Joined: 09 Sep 01
Moves: 27626

08 Mar 12

Originally posted by divegeester
What do those Christians here think of this?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9123866/Churches-adopt-new-Ten-Commandments.html

Since I think doggedly clinging to the past will be the death of Christianity, I think this could possibly be a step in the right direction...assuming, of course, that you want Christianity to survive.

epiphinehas

Illinois

Joined: 20 Mar 07
Moves: 6804

08 Mar 12

1 edit

Originally posted by rwingett
Since I think doggedly clinging to the past will be the death of Christianity, I think this could possibly be a step in the right direction...assuming, of course, that you want Christianity to survive.

Considering the direction modern Christianity has taken (headlong into fundamentalism), I propose the opposite: that a thorough examination of and faithful adherence to the past could actually prove to be a means of deliverance.