eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Yep!

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Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

In a song I heard, “ The man upstairs was listening “.
I think from Jesus take the wheel?

straightUp Loc: California

A person's faith in Jesus is a personal matter and the Holy Bible is just another book like the Quran or any of the other scripts from primitive times when people relied on fantasies to explain nature.

Yes, Joe Biden is Catholic and unlike the "Christian" Right, Catholics tend to keep Jesus in their hearts rather than shouting his name out as political slogans and ramming their "faith" down everyone's throats. So it's no surprise that Biden didn't publically make a production out of how Christian he is by thanking Jesus for everything. I'm sure in his heart, he already did and this is why Jesus doesn't need the announcement. Jesus can hear our private prayers and gratitudes just fine. So really, the ONLY point to all that Jesus talk at the political podium is to use Jesus as political sponsor.

We don't need America to be Christian. We just need America to be decent and just. People can help America achieve that by acting like decent and just people and there are lots of way to learn how to do that whether you take your lessons from the Bible, the Quran, the Torah or just figure it out on your own.

America has ALWAYS been a secular nation. It's one of the things that has made our Republic such a beacon in the past. We have the freedom of religion. That doesn't mean America is "free to be Christian", it means Americans can practice any religion they like.

Personally, I think politicians should stop thumping the Bible... President's didn't even do that until Nixon re-discovered how useful religion is for justifying politics and every president since has leveraged the Christian faith as a political weapon. It's BS. I much prefer a president who can thank Jesus in his heart and make politics about the people.

currahee506

The "gift of faith," given to us by the Holy Spirit, has as its object, Jesus Christ our Lord, the second person of the One Triune God. It is our confession to confess, as did Peter, one of His twelve disciples, "You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God." Those who believe and confess who "Jesus" is are the "Israel" before His virgin birth into the world and the "church" after His ascension into Heaven. Those who disagree with Peter's confession will not admit this. God gave Jacob the name "Israel" after Jacob wrestled with him before he met with his brother Esau. "Believing, by faith, in the righteousness of Christ alone, as is understood in Peter's confession before Christ, is not confined to "genetics" or "time." The grandson of a rabbi, Karl Marx, never comprehended this when he preached his "humanistic" sermon on the fifteenth chapter of the Gospel of John when he professed his Christianity before turning completely atheistic. The point of this writing is to say that we have always been ruled by a temporal enemy that disguises itself with religious words and has been allowed to preach in the churches sounding very "wok" and "enlightened." But the believer is not deceived.

Bad Bob Loc: Virginia

Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois

You lie like a rug.

straightUp Loc: California

That's all you got? (weak)

straightUp Loc: California

Absolutely! When you look at the money some of these churches lavish on their splendorous cathedrals, arenas and TV production studios while people starve on the streets, it becomes clear that not all churches are the same. I say we tax religion just like anything else and if a church actually follows the path of Jesus and gives their money to the starving instead of themselves, they can apply for hardship status like anyone else.

I have nothing against the Joel Osteens of the world. In a weird way, they do help people who are struggling with their demons, but if a preacher is flying a private plane to his sermon, it's time to tax his business.

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

You know nothing about Jesus.
Your words prove it.
Try reading the Pauline books in the Bible and then try to back up what you just wrote.

straightUp Loc: California

LOL - You're the king when it comes to finding amateur basement productions on YouTube that blabber about wild conspiracy theories.

I got as far as the first blatant lie at 41 seconds, where the moron says YouTube terminated dozens of channels from their platform without warning or cause. That's a lie. Anyone with a brain and a YouTube account for posting videos knows there is an agreement associated with the account and every terminated account was a result of users violating that agreement. If they don't read or understand the agreement, then they only have their own ignorance to blame.

With the lies already started before the first minute ticks off, I have little interest in wasting anymore time listening to this goober.

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

You’re so intolerant!

straightUp Loc: California

You don't know anything more about Jesus than I do. We both gained what we know (or think we know) through what other people have said (and that includes the Bible, which is in simple terms, a storybook written by people who actually thought the world was flat.)

One of those people was Paul and I have read a lot of what he wrote... and it makes no difference to my argument. Paul had his opinions, I have mine. The only difference is I have the benefit of another 1800 years of discovery to draw from, which probably makes my opinions more educated.

I think it's hilarious that you have to refer to the Bible to "prove your point" when I already explained that the Bible is just another book. You may as well tell me to read Harry Potter to prove that witches are real.

If this is all you got, then we're done. But I'm a sucker for interesting arguments, so if there is anything specific about the Pauline books that conflict with what I said earlier, then please explain it. Don't just tell me to read the Harry Potter books hoping that I will somehow be convinced I can fly on a broom.

straightUp Loc: California

Oh... so, should I be more tolerant of lies, then? Is that what you're problem is..? That I can't just accept lies as t***h?

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

Go away!

straightUp Loc: California

No. I have a right to express my opinions just like you do. Maybe you're the one that needs to be more tolerant.