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Most Christians that I've met pretty much treat me like dirt. Actually I know only one who didn't, maybe two. Basically the reason I have ended up where I am now, was because I walked into a bible shop in 1995. Met a man there who invited me into his home, and then the slow process of...

We all come from that place, don't we. That your God says we all start off that way, but with him he'll turns us up the right way.

Do you actually agree with anything I say? Do you think that out of the 100% of the things I've said on this forum so far, that my ideas are all incorrect? Could I actually be that wrong?

What does love look like? Hmm, Corinthians 13 is most likely very close to the idea of practicing love. Although you know what I think love really is? A frequency.

If that's your faith position, then that's your faith position.

Like I said, I didn't invent the idea there is simply no good or evil (Other that it being a mind set) I ripped that out of Genesis. Although I've yet to meet one Christian who can grapple with the paradox.

It doesn't work that way. You formulate concepts about goodness from the bible, from there you should be tuning your behaviour to fit those standard's But do you want me to do the same thing, I think you do.

I didn't come up with that opinion myself, your creator did, and it's the only thing I accept out of the whole bible.

I was a fan for a while, but I eventually had enough of the TV evangelist.

Okay I won't do that.

That's your rules not mine, you just expect everyone to live up to the quintessential goodness you believe in. Which makes you monster number 1.

Well are you?

Depends if you're a good monster or evil monster. Good monsters do nothing but attack people with their views of goodness, where as the evil monsters attack people who think they're good. It's one whole monster war going on, and I'm not buying into it.

No, your a pretty lousy kind of charity loving believer. Where's the beef, that's what I say.

And don't forget the holy spirit now, that's the most important piece. You can't leave home without that, or go home ever if you lose it.

Can't you examine yourself and see the kind of Christian you really are.

Well bbyrd009, I'll just say this. It's better to actually know your a monster, than think your not one when you are.

What exactly will be you in heaven anyway? The dilemma that I face when thinking about people being perfect, in a perfect creation, is that they won't have anything to contrast anything else with.

Yeah? And.

I am not a nihilist. Your brain simply can't go to heaven with you, that means your beliefs will die with you as well.