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[stefangregory]

As an Atheist, I decided to try to believe that god was my creator, and Jesus was my savior, and I started going to a Christian church. I didnt like it, and I hated it after the preacher yelled at me because he could not answer my question. I had asked if Jesus had became a mortal, how did he come back from the grave. No mortal can come back from

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[shuffled_world]

whoah.
i strongly agree.
i, a 14 year old in the largest Christan country outside of Europe, can never quiet get it, too.
I mean, in Adam and Eve, they only had 2 children. One was killed by the other. So, there's only 3 of them. How in the world did they populated the world?!
Seriously, there are a lot of things that Christianity isn't telling us and doesn't want to tell us.

[stefangregory]

And they claim both kids where males.

And god is all powerful, yet lets people die horrible deaths.

The just have a funny story, that always ends with the answers "you have to have faith" or "the lord works in mysterious ways"

Good to know I aint the only one who thinks religion over does it. If I was going to believe in god, I would like something like: God made you, he loves you, your going to live with him when you die, and be good to other people. Simple and to the point.

they always resort to yelling when they can't answer a question...

[axelobcessed]

Went to Catholic school for 4 years and I once asked the priest on campus that if Angels didn't have the free will to disobey god, then how did Lucifer get it into his head that there was a rebellion, and he just got mad and started yelling about how Lucifer betrayed god. Yeah, that's neat and all, but HOW?
I personally think it's wise to not worry about religous matters ever; if there is a god, assuming it even knows that you personally exist, i don't honestly think it'll give a fuck whether or not you go inside a fancy building once or twice a week -_-