Is believing in God avoiding responsibility?

Started by dadudemon6 pages
Originally posted by chickenlover98
100 bucks

*pays mother lover $100*

That's it!!?!?!???!??!? HAHA!!!

oh the things I do to keep my mother happy.

Did you give her surprise buttsecks?

no cause that was extra

Originally posted by chickenlover98
100 bucks

$100 😱 SOD got $500. 😆

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
$100 😱 SOD got $500. 😆
that tells me something about ur negotiatin skillz

http://www.qwantz.com/archive/000118.html

Somewhat pertinent.

🙂

lol rediculus link digi. also not that funny 🙁

I loved it, mostly because it describes a few particularly obnoxious Christians and Mormons in my acquaintance.

Originally posted by Quark_666
I loved it, mostly because it describes a few particularly obnoxious Christians and Mormons in my acquaintance.
wasnt that great

Originally posted by chickenlover98
wasnt that great

sex with him too? 😕

Originally posted by chickenlover98
that tells me something about ur negotiatin skillz

"ur"? 😕

For the most part, some people are just irresponsible, ignorant or careless. To blame religion for this, strikes me as silly. I dont believe in God, but i think Religion has given us much. Each society was built on religion of some kind. I think religion gets demonized to much these days. It isnt the religion causing hardache, but what man does with it. Should we blame science and intelligence for the invention of the Atomic bomb? Most religions promote self exploration and peace...,is that a bad thing?
I subscribe to the duality of man. There are positive and negative energies within us all. Whichever side of the yin-yang inspires hate, greed and destruction is, often, more appealing. Doing the right thing can be arduous and complicated. Religion, sometimes, can be a guide on how to do the right thing. That darker and more appealing side of man, however, told someone one day that Religion can be exploited to hold power over man. Just like when Science told that man that he could make an ultimate weapon of destruction.

Good post.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
"ur"? 😕
aim speak my bad old man 😆

Originally posted by chickenlover98
aim speak my bad old man 😆
You ought to remind people more often who your English teacher is.

Originally posted by Quark_666
You ought to remind people more often who your English teacher is.
currently its some barbie doll in her 30's who's extremely annoying. id much rather digi teach me 😄

Faith in God does not relieve me of personal responsibility. Rather, it is God who holds me personally responsible. Without an objective standard by which to measure, it is impossible to hold anyone responsible for anything. As a Christian, the character of my God sets that standard.

Originally posted by chickenlover98
currently its some barbie doll in her 30's who's extremely annoying. id much rather digi teach me 😄

Something tells me I wouldn't want you in class ( 😛 ) but thanks for the vote of confidence.

Originally posted by DigiMark007
Something tells me I wouldn't want you in class ( 😛 ) but thanks for the vote of confidence.
hey hey, im not a bad kid in school. plus who the ****s a dick to a nice teacher? if u came to our school id hook u up wit her 😛 (im a nerdy 16 year old, you think people act like this in real life?)

Originally posted by Tim Rout
Faith in God does not relieve me of personal responsibility. Rather, it is God who holds me personally responsible. Without an objective standard by which to measure, it is impossible to hold anyone responsible for anything. As a Christian, the character of my God sets that standard.
your gods values were created from the men of that time. they gave him laws that they thought were right as a standard for others to follow. you are following mans directive not gods

Originally posted by chickenlover98
your gods values were created from the men of that time. they gave him laws that they thought were right as a standard for others to follow. you are following mans directive not gods

An interesting hypothesis. Prove it!