Will you go to hell for worshipping a different god?

Started by Wild Shadow5 pages

cause and effect is just too simplified for my taste... i simply exist and do what is my purpose nothing good or bad about it.

bad things happen to me and other ppl partly b/c of our actions and sometimes by chance.

i dont believe my actions in a previous life effects the outcome of this one nor do i believe in full reincarnation..

i look at it as simply what i am made up of like atoms and what not will simply be used up and added to other things like: rocks, grass animals and even other ppl...

i will continue to exist and be part of life but not fully aware nor will my actions carry over to my next lvl of reincarnation.

I want to be reincarnated to be a jack daniels warehouse manager....I want my own barrell too

Your question makes me want to spam this thread with a 'Soviet Russia' joke.

Originally posted by Wild Shadow
cause and effect is just too simplified for my taste... i simply exist and do what is my purpose nothing good or bad about it.

bad things happen to me and other ppl partly b/c of our actions and sometimes by chance.

i dont believe my actions in a previous life effects the outcome of this one nor do i believe in full reincarnation..

i look at it as simply what i am made up of like atoms and what not will simply be used up and added to other things like: rocks, grass animals and even other ppl...

i will continue to exist and be part of life but not fully aware nor will my actions carry over to my next lvl of reincarnation.

Interesting view. 👆
You seem to be more of a believer in rebirth, rather than reincarnation.

I am very much inclined to believe in rebirth, although reincarnation seems plausible as well.
I take both of them as a possibility, just as I take existence of God as a possibility - I am such a hopeless agnostic.

What if you were born into a society that doesn't expose you to Christianity? Will you still go to hell despite the fact that the situation was out of your control?

nah your forgiven if you sin out of ignorance...

@ lil bitchiness

i could go into further detail i just wanted to sum up the main point and idea.

i'm with you on the possibility of anyone of your examples, i am not married or stuck with my concepts just how i am willing to view things but i can accept yours and anyones elses idea's as well as being just as likely.

my problem is when ppl try to present it as a fact and they cannot be wrong and use re interpreted books as their gospel truth even when you know for a fact that their books have bn edited and purposely mistranslated for centuries and it is only one view.

yell you what would be interesting to be fully re incarnated as a cow.. i be all now what? seriously the decine universe sees fit that this is the highest peaceful lvl? damn i could sure go for a beer other then munching on grass and why are these skinny @$$ ppl worshipping me?

According to the bible you will being that it is one of the ten Comentments

Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
According to the bible you will being that it is one of the ten Comentments

Moses smashed the Commandments over the side of Mount Sinai, thereby rendering them null and void.

Originally posted by Robtard
Moses smashed the Commandments over the side of Mount Sinai, thereby rendering them null and void.

That was the first set. I wonder what it said?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
That was the first set. I wonder what it said?

What would a man who thought a burning bush was talking to him write down?

Smoke that shit.

Originally posted by Robtard
What would a man who thought a burning bush was talking to him write down?

Hmmmm... The constitution? 😄

... any answer to this question is FAIL to somebody out there.

[including this one.]

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
That was the first set. I wonder what it said?

"and so from god i bring forth to you ELEVEN... *CRASH*. ... ten, TEN commandments."

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Originally posted by siriuswriter
"and so from god i bring forth to you ELEVEN... *CRASH*. ... ten, TEN commandments."

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I bet the 11th commandment was: Thou shalt not make war.

You know the bible actually has all laws being equally important... meaning it's just as bad to eat shellfish as to murder someone.

Originally posted by Omnislash Kid
What if you were born into a society that doesn't expose you to Christianity? Will you still go to hell despite the fact that the situation was out of your control?
sigh...

in the bible there are plenty of examples where it says you are forgiven if you sin out of ignorance and even the new testament says that jesus took all of man's sins into himself so that you and everyone else can go to heaven...

jesus said: "forgive them father for they know not what they do"
he was talking about everyone jews and gentiles alike like the Romans

here is an old testament quote
King James Bible

And he shall bring a ram without blemish out of the flock, with thy estimation, for a trespass offering, unto the priest: and the priest shall make an atonement for him concerning his ignorance wherein he erred and wist it not, and it shall be forgiven him.

iirc an old testament passage also said that those who have access to the bible put refuse to believe will be judged but those who do not will be forgiven for they sin in ignorance or some such... its bn a while.

a lot of the religious ppl forget some of the important things just to scare you into following their belief structure and ignorantly spout crap like hell and what not and forget or omit important stuff like though shall be judged as you judge others or those who have not heard of god will be judge by their laws and the laws of the heart that god has placed within you which means you know what you did wrong and your guilt and morality will be your judge.. think of it as you judging yourself you know what you did wrong and what you deserve. it doesnt matter if your a jew/christian or a hindi monk..

here are some of those examples with pages and quotes

http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/neverheard.html

Originally posted by Robtard
What would a man who thought a burning bush was talking to him write down?

God was talking through the bush and I am sure it was ideas of what the ten comandments should be. 😎

I don't eat shellfish anyway.

Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
I don't eat shellfish anyway.

This was actually one of the "Jewish" laws, laid out in Deuteronomy. Among such laws was how to make food kosher... shellfish aren't kosher.

[oh, and there are also laws about how you can sell your daughter into slavery, and how women had to be separated from men during their menses.]

but i know most people know this - it's just so much fun to point these things out to uber-christians. 😄