You already have your mind made up (about everything), so it is not possible for you to learn anything new.

I understand, really I do. I was just like you when I was your age.
I'll pray for you.


I pray that you resolve to seek out truth no matter what it is and that you are open enough to receive it.

More to the point, our perceptions of reality influence what we see and experience. If we believe Jesus to be God, than that's how God will appear to us, simply because God knows that we won't accept anything different. We are met where we are.

No, I have met Jesus personally. I have a personal relationship with him. He speaks to me, I speak to him, ect.



He is resurrected. He rose from the grave. He defeated death for us all.



How do you figure as such? And besides that, having the Catholics distribute bibles has nothing to do with the Catholic belief in itself. The catholics distributing bibles is very moot, if the catholics wouldn't have done it. Someone else would have.

I'll do the same for you :).

Where do you think all the other branches of Christianity stemmed from? It was Catholicism. There wouldn't be any other religions otherwise, cause they all formed as a result of breaking away from it.

And yet people still DIE.

And when he supposedly rose from the grave, he ascended to heaven never to be seen again.

Unless you are claiming that he came back and you actually do see him. Have you taken any pictures of him for proof?

stamina is not lacking on either side,,,

I guess I'm bored today.

also if you are not a Christian stop referring to him as Jesus Christ....just call him Jesus



yes he was ..he didn't float down the street



only Adam is the begotton son...Jesus popped out of a womb



Jesus is your lord...to me he's just "That Dude"



but yet you are still a sinner

Yeah, guess you should tell the world this breaking news. Because Christianity is breaking off from the jews when they did not see Jesus as the begotten child of our god who art in heaven, the promised messiah.

This flesh dies yes. This flesh is merely a shell, a containment of one's soul. One's soul can be eternal if that person wishes to be. Jesus offers eternal life if one wishes to pick this gift up. It's your choice.

When speaking of spirituality one can not also discuss things of this physical life. The two are merged together, yes. But are still two separate things. When Jesus speaks of eternal life, he is referring to one's soul. We are given a new body if and when we are resurrected at the second coming of our Christ.

You only half listen to what you want while discussing. I never said I wasn't Christian. I said I do not take that title on my own. I am a servant of Jesus our Christ. If you wish to call that a Christian, so be it. I don't follow the teachings of "Christianity" or anything man made. I follow the teachings of Jesus our lord.

Cowboy 1..2...and 3

which one of you Cowboys are Christian and which ones are not

lol, you're a great man funches. Full of humor.

The second coming? I thought you said Jesus was here and that you talk to him every day.

Make up your mind.

No, you're just not understanding and I'm sorry for this. Jesus is always with us spiritually. Physically Jesus will come again to judge the world.

It is not that I am not understanding. It is what you are actually stating.

When you stated that you met Jesus and talked to him, you DID NOT SAY SPIRITUALLY OR IN A DREAM OR VISION. You made it sound like you actually met him in the physical flesh. You did not state otherwise.

Don't assume that I know what you are saying. If I told some children that I actually met Santa Claus at the north pole they would assume I was not telling them that I only met him "spiritually." They would expect that I meant I met him in the flesh.

That kind of talk has always annoyed me. People invite me to their church to meet Jesus.

Now I'm not stupid enough to believe that Jesus actually goes to their church and if I go there I will actually meet him.

But if I had never heard of Jesus and knew nothing about him I might expect to meet a real person. Imagine going there and then being told that he died 2000 years ago. I would then wonder why they told me I could meet him at their church.

Its just so ridiculous to speak in such La La land terms. I want people to be real.

So what should they say?

They should say, please come to our church and we will tell you about Jesus. Not, ..."so you can meet Jesus."

When I go somewhere to meet someone I expect to meet them, not hear about how he died or who they think he was.

The whole idea that Jesus "defeated" death is false notion anyway.

There would be nothing to "defeat" but God himself. So to say that Jesus defeated death, would be the same as saying the Jesus defeated God.

In truth these fables were actually based on the idea that Jesus was the "sacrificial lamb" of a God who cannot forgive sins unless he is appeased by a blood sacrifice.

So the whole story is nothing more than a truly absurd superstition that some Zeus-like God was somehow appeased by having his son crucified on a pole.

That very nothing right there is so utterly absurd it reason enough for any rational person to dismiss these ancient fables as being utterly absurd.

And I think that most people truly do just that.

The overwhelming majority of people who check the box marked "Christian" only do so because they were brought up in a society that taught them to behave in this way.

The number of people who actually believe in the religion are probably extremely few.

Probably so very few it would startle people.