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Issues i find with Christianity

Donnie Darko avatar
Donnie Darko·...
personal reflection · 4.0

Christians: How could a mortal being, such as ourselves, be sentenced to an eternal damnation when we couldn't possibly commit any act warranting such a devastating sentence? Furthermore, isn't our lord supposed to be our loving father? Knowing we're bound to make mistakes, being we're human, what kind of loving creator dooms the majority of his creations to an eternal pit of flames? Also, why is God supposedly a HE? Where is his female counterpart? Does he use his man parts? Doesn't it seem like all the good God- created things are for some reason, banned for being sins? Like God made sex, maybe the real evil is telling ppl they can't enjoy it. Like having someone die for my sins... Is that just like the ultimate guilt trip or what? Newborn babies need to bear the burden of guilt for being unclean—i don't think so. Why is a regional religion even considered to be true? Answer: Bc when you're born (most cases) You're brought into that religion, no choice (outside facing an eternal damnation if you even THINK about snooping around other religions). Jews & gentiles? I'll say this, if i was told my God made me a 2nd class person, I'd tell him to get lost...

I'll keep it short and stop here—i was a born again Christian for 27 years, but there were always so many holes in the whole GINORMOUS STORY... Today, if anything, i claim agnostic (though my Christian upbringing will likely be evident the rest of my days). Any feedback? Thx, Goodluck, and love—D

personal-reflection
christianity
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