JerryAgent

I am with you guys all the way. I question so many things in Christianity, and every time I do a little studying and inquiring and I have yet to find fault. I believe those that question have more capacity to become stronger in their faith then those that are in denial of those contrary issues.

The hardest part is is that everyone finds fault in everyone else's religion but their own, and it is extremely hard to seperate that biasness when analyzing the faults of others and your own. Especially when you are raised up in a religion.

The An-Jel

See Jerry that poses a question in my head and an unsavory one at that: Yes people want their Admitting that their is a fault in someones religion is saying that their God is Wrong. Tell any devout religious person that their belief system is Wrong and you get um... a religious war? Now say this devout person is misinterrpreting the message and then you are telling them they commit a "non-ethical" approach to their God to the point of blaspheme. With all the major religions their view of God as an infallible being is ineffable.

The Ancient Greek and other polytheistic religions are far more believable in this respect. They showed a randomness in the world that speaks more of reality that any single perfect being that loves us. By experience, I have never found love to be all that simple and easy. A perfect love is simply unimaginable and unrealistic based on the real world that surrounds me... for me.

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