| MSKKG |
01-05-2005 11:50 PM |
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Originally posted by Optimist Prime
Jesus died to end all sin. He took or tried to take everyone's karma on himself, which was very nice of him. But his act cancels out all sin. Its all instantly forgiven. Whether you beleieve or not. Jesus died to pay for your soul, so go get your money's worth. He wants you to have a good time. And stop wearing crosses. If the second coming ever happens, do you think Jesus would want to see that? Show him a picture of some kids you adopted or something, or maybe some of those Harvey Birdman cartoons. Just not a cross. That's kind of mean. I don't really know if this will start a debate, but its times like these I thank god I'm an atheist.
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There is no way to go into an in-depth theological discussion on the computer. I will say, however, that Jesus didn't die to end all sin--we still sin today. By His death and Resurrection, He conquered death so that we may have eternal life.
If by "having a good time" you mean worshipping the Holy Trinity, then I guess Jesus does want us to have a good time.
Concerning why Christians wear and display crosses, the cross is a sign of victory and lets everyone know they are followers of Christ. It's not mean--it's triumphal!
In regard to your last sentence, why would you thank something you don't believe in? |
