Exposé on Christianity!

Flo First of all, I would like to call upon your good sens to not take it from a philosophycal point of view, because the philosophy can not discern the divine mystery of God but the Holy Gost. second of all, let's be more rational about it, when > >

Posted by Flo/then click on topics "Glimps at the divine there are two of them." PS: Flo did asked friends to do research and post also. I am answering you for her. Flo is located in a different time frame > >

Anacaona You have missed the point, let's stick to the main idea of the subject of our discussion here. First of all, I want to begging by telling that I am no gay, and am not trained by any white man theology, to repeat your own words, nor did > >

I agree that religion killed many people, even the Messiah. So, if you like voodoo so much to call it your religion, you have the right to that freedom of choice. But, there are always consequences to the choices we have made, bad or good. The dif > >

I agree that religion killed many people, even the Messiah. So, if you like voodoo so much to call it your religion, you have the right to that freedom of choice. But, there are always consequences to the choices we have made, bad or good. The dif > >

OK you elicited an answer from me. Not wishing to sound redundant, but you based your argument on theology that reflected the ideas of European men of a bygone era. That kind of reasoning offends against logic. What is the objective of your argument > >

PRAYER OF PEACE :Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace; Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; Where there is sadness, > >

Mr/Mrs Flo Greetings! From a Christianity stand point, the objective of my argument is specifically intended to redirect people's attention on the mount Calvary, where Christ was crucified on their behalf, rather of helping them by focusing on > >

Perhaps all of you should be thinking more about the "economy" less about "religion." If we look at history, we see that religion has been very divisive (see my earlier post about it). If we look at what's going on in Iraq, Palestine, and recently in > >

Linda, I wholeheartedly agree with you as far as we should focus out attentions to our national economy and less about religion. You are correct when you state that oftentime religion is a source of conflict. However, I would be remiss if I fail > >