The funny about xians is that they believe in a god who will pretty
much let them off the hook for any horrendous thing they do. The
only catch is that you have to kiss gawd's almighty ***** and tell him
he's pretty and that you 'll call him later. Not kissing his ***** is
considered a terrible sin for which eternal, saddam hussein style
torture is promised. But a contradiction arises. If Jebus is so
damn hot to forgive any sin you commit, then consistency dictates
that disobedience to his will is just one more sin which he should
be willing to ignore, as per usual. If he will forgive murderers
then certainly he can overlook people who simply didn't pay
attention to his babbling ***** as laughably described by the
gospels. The fact that the xian god won't forgive those who fail to
kiss his ***** is a clear example of unjust corruption. Either it is
just to punish sinners or it is not and selectively refusing to
punish those who justly deserve punishment is obstruction of
justice. As it stands, xianity changes the number of sins you will
be punished for in a quantitative way, but it does not make a
qualitative change in the concept of sin or punishment. In other
words, it's just the same *****, dumbed down for an xian audience who
can't deal with torah and wants to believe that they will be treated
better than they actually deserve in the afterlife.
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"Faith, indeed, has up to the present not been
able to move real mountains ... But it can put
mountains where there are none." -- Nietzsche
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