Do religious fanatics discredit all religins but their own? Are Christians 'not supposed' to believe the gods of other religions, such as Allah, exist? I feel they are all one god, called by different names. They are essentially nicknames for the same god, in my opinion.
I'm going to appoligize right now to those who are strictly religious and disagree with me- I know these are not the beliefs I am 'supposed' to have.
Unless we are willing to set out and marry into other cultures may we, God forbid, always be judgemental and less and less understanding of different beliefs. also, i'm sayin: we focus all of our energy on animalistic emotions and desires. we haven't even figured out the UNIVERSE YET! WHAT! the feeling is far too comforting. what if a significant other dies? what do you do... replace? repent?
Perhaps what needs to be done is a complete revamp of the “Holy Bible,” with explanations. Another wise man once mentioned that not until the American people have an explanation of something, such as an unidentified flying saucer soaring directly above your head, while you hover, will they be pleased.
Last Sunday was Easter and I am taking a religious viewpoint towards the holiday because I am hoping for some clarificiation upon this holiday we call Easter.
For Christians, it is where thousands of Christians celebrate the fact that their Savior is alive again and that they can start a new life, one that is filled with hope and a renewed sense of faith.
Now, before i begin this i want to make a few things clear. This is my opinion, not one that i wish to spread or force upon anyone. Just want to get opinions on it. I am not bashing in religion, or trying to say its bad, nor am i trying to make any religious folks question their beliefs. Now for the main course!
As I was thumbing through my Bible and looking for importaint spots that I had underlined for myself about 2years ago I found an interesting passage that really made me think. Proverbs 14:13 says, Even in laughter the heart is sorrowful; and the end of that mirth is heaviness.
The term Christian... It is used these days in a very loose sense by a great many people. Some people mean no more by it than a person who attempts to live a good life.
