Thoughts on Christians smoking cannabis (Christian thread)
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Burnvictim1
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You xenophobic Racist bastardized White Male LOL !
DrKiz
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Observe & Report
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No atheists using PornHub, either.
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DrKiz
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Don’t you dare take away pornhub officer.
angrybudcom
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Hey fellow christo-stoners, I've got another curiosity:
- When we say christianity, do we mean all branches?
- When we say christianity, do we mean all branches?
Rob Roy
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Good question.
I tend to think yes, unless there is further qualification as in a particular sect of christianity is mentioned. Christianity can be sort of an umbrella word for those who believe Christ is a messiah, and God's son.
When Jews, Christians and Muslims say "god" do they all mean the same guy and their fundamental differences are basically who is and who isn't a messiah or prophet etc.? Wish God would give us a sign or let us know somehow.
angrybudcom
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Thumbs up on this, brother
It's not easy to bring this idea to some folks, but all mentioned really mean THE same guy.I would add more - Hindu also is in the list, referring also to THE SAME guy, being also monotheistic (an often mistake to think the otherwise).
Okay, back to Christ, a serious question:
- Even the "basic" ones, which are Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodoxy, they are still sects, by definition in dictionary, okay?
- Under this "Umbrella", there is a sect (maybe more I dunno but at least one) suggesting the Messiah was already here for the second time... alright? And these guys are christians too
- So, the main question: Should we name the second Christ a Christ? As soon as the real name of the first one was not that, but more a nickname given by followers, should we call the second Christ by same nickname or real name or what? And what is on with the whole thing of trinity then?
Thoughts?
Freedom seed
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What is a Christ?
The anointed one.
The anointed one.
ChrispyCritter
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Ive seen and experienced many good people suffering horribly from illness, injury, mental pain from losing family and friends, and from the intentional hurt and abuse from others, and I personally feel it there is a God it is not a kind, forgiving God as we are led to believe. Far better people than me deserved help and didn't get shit. It's too late for me anyway, my deal was made a long time ago. Cannabis shouldn't have anything to do with it.
DrKiz
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The basics of Christianity are often ignored. Satan rules this earth completely and we all have free will.
The evil in this world has nothing to do with God.
This world is ruled by Satan and we are to resist the worldly ways.
So, feeling not right in this world, out of place... seeing the injustice. Being angry at it. I understand. How could a good person not feel that way.
I don’t know if it’s a test, but God has nothing to do with the shit we are in.
I’m a sinner BTW. Imperfect. But I love God.
Trout2012
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I'm a Christian, yet I'm of a different opinion of many Christians on the trinity. Jesus said why do you call me good only the father is good! Also father why have you forsaken me. Also he went away to pray. I think Jesus is the truth, the way, and light. The truth in that he was in direct contact with the father and perfectly acknowledge Gods will and fulfilled it. The light showing us how it's to be done, The way through which we have salvation. I believe he was the son of God, and our salvation. I dont think he was God!! I dont try to impress my belief on people, nor will I allow their beliefs to dictate how I feel about them or their beliefs. I think Jesus was our Salvation, our example, and our true and just King! The king of kings!! I may be wrong but Jesus's own statements are why I believe this way. However I will not trample other Chistains beliefs for my own sake. If anyone needs to correct them, let it be Jesus or God himself. Jesus had perfect faith in God!! The 12 disciples experienced this somewhat while healing the sick casting out demons. Faith put to use aligned with Gods will. I think you must first draw near to God and have fellowship with him! The holyspirt is our helper in this!! Then if we have faith of a tiny mustard seed we could move mountains. All things work together for the glory of God!! But that's just my take on it, makes sense to me!!Thumbs up on this, brother
I would add more - Hindu also is in the list, referring also to THE SAME guy, being also monotheistic (an often mistake to think the otherwise).
Okay, back to Christ, a serious question:
- Even the "basic" ones, which are Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodoxy, they are still sects, by definition in dictionary, okay?
- Under this "Umbrella", there is a sect (maybe more I dunno but at least one) suggesting the Messiah was already here for the second time... alright? And these guys are christians too
- So, the main question: Should we name the second Christ a Christ? As soon as the real name of the first one was not that, but more a nickname given by followers, should we call the second Christ by same nickname or real name or what? And what is on with the whole thing of trinity then?
Thoughts?
angrybudcom
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Technically speaking, as soon as christianity raised up from the previous Greek culture, and there are references Gee image copied a lot from Zeus, including the nickname and the appearance, so Jesus was a demi-god, that means he was a Hero (in terms of Greek ancient idea, like Achilles, Heracles, or Perseus) that does not make him a god, right, yet it does not make him a human either. Demi-god, Demi-guy.
I would not touch María, it's a too harsh topic for the forum, yet very-very-very curious how do we call Haile Salassi. Alike to Jesus no real proof, but merely a belief which is not polite to ignore... they are christians afterall, they are brothers believing same god, and same jesus
Observe & Report
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If you guys really believed this life was just rags and a short blip before you go on to live forever with Jesus then you wouldn't dare risk the opportunity. You would stop smoking weed, give away all of your belongings, follow the bible to the letter and follow Jesus into heaven. That you don't, and the fact that the few who do are widely considered to be lunatics, is a big reason why atheists don't have much respect for your ostensible faith.
DrKiz
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If cops were actually honest and empathetic they wouldn’t be racist bigots, shoot or harass innocent people, lie, steal or cheat.
Yet they do. That and the fact that the ones who don’t cover for those that do, is a big reason the public doesn’t have respect for their gestapo tactics and thuggery.
All “we have to do” to go to “heaven” is believe.
I give fuck all about the heaven part. I’m for the part where he returns with a sword and smites all the wicked and evil. Justice... something people like you know nothing about.
The fact I believe means I have to do nothing you said. “Works” won’t get you to “heaven”. Just belief.
Besides the fact everyone knows to become a cop you literally have to have a low IQ or they won’t accept you.
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Trout2012
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Wattzzup
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Wonder what he’s going to say when he reads you don’t give a fuck about heaven. You believe so some hero can come slay the wicked.
DrKiz
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Jesus knows what I meant, and I’m hoping he’ll ask me to pick up a sword as well.Wonder what he’s going to say when he reads you don’t give a fuck about heaven. You believe so some hero can come slay the wicked.
Stealthstyle
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Noah lived for hundreds of years and even discovered Australia before Captain Cook. He picked up kangaroos and koalas before the flood then returned to drop them off. He had hundreds maybe even thousands of animals just from Australia and many more from Africa and the middle east
what a guy what a story hahahahaha
what a guy what a story hahahahaha