@___TheGOOdWitch The American skeptical philosopher and scientist Paul Kurtz, in one of his most influential works, The Transcendental Temptation (1986, chap. 'Was Jesus disturbed?'), argues that certain fragments of the Gospels suggest Jesus had a disturbed personality.
@Simply_Dera1 Who invented the arbitrary notion of "sin" if not Iron Age humans eager to control other humans through the biblical god they invented from scratch?
@DucdAnjou_ Quelle version de la Bible ? la protestante, la catholique, l'orthodoxe, l'Ethiopienne... ? On dirait que ton dieu imaginaire a été infoutu d'être clair, à en juger par le nombre d'interprétations que les humains proposent de ce manuel esclavagiste de l'âge du fer.
@NotEvolution1 That’s a clear appeal to authority, and frankly, it’s rubbish. As far as I know, he didn't receive his Nobel Prize for proving the existence of God scientifically. Furthermore, what about the Nobel laureates who reject Jesus?
@prolifefrenchie What is a "real" church? The one you're referring to, or the original ones where women weren't even allowed to speak in the presence of men?
@ImKlaus3@PixelBibleBytes If we lack free will, then my fate was predetermined by your cruel God, rendering prayer meaningless. Repent for what? To whom? For what purpose?
@iamAtheistGirl This commandment, contradicted by Jesus' calls for violence, reveals its author's misunderstanding of empathy.
Any human being more moral than this "god" knows that we must treat others, not just our neighbors, as THEY would like to be treated.