Theory of Christianity

[Nonson]

Anyone on Russia.com believe in the theory that Christians people are:
more civilized?
More loving?
Morally credible?

Or, do we accept them at face value, i.e.,: a Hate Cult?

[Traper]

I don't think "that Christians people are:
more civilized?
More loving?
Morally credible?"
but they should be like this and I hope some day they will.
Otherwise, our faith doesn't make sense.
They can't be ideal (it's impossibile), but always can be better than they are.

[benCA]

I can't say that Christians are all those things, but they are suppose to be loving, more credible, etc..

Greetings,

I hope that everyone had great holidays.

The point raised by Nonson and re-confirmed
by BenCa is a good one. Is any religion better or superior to other religions? Are the believers of one faith superior to the believers of other faiths?

What is this all about? I, for one, do not believe that any of the religions of today
are valid. Just like the previous religions were not valid.

I find it most disturbing that some would use invalid myths to denigrate the believers of other myths. Have we not had enough of this madness? How much more will we have to endure just to validate the DEPENDANCE of the WEAK MINDED?

Stop it.

[Nonson]

Bill,

History is a lie. The myth is the truth. It is the weak-minded who depend on objective reality as a means of conducting their lives. The myth goes to the heart of that which is eternal truth, history and science only goes to that which is a never-ending question. A rejecting of one's heritage without understanding what is there is not the action of a rational being. Everything has a coherent beginning and ending: a past and a future. Dispose of the one and you dispose of the other also.

Nonson

Greetings Nonson,

I have told you time after time that spirituality is OK with me. Just don't ask me to join some cult. Don't ask me to believe what I know to be MYTH.

Good Luck.

[benCA]

Bill, no one is asking you to join.... To me, weak minded is someone who is not capable of admiting that there is something more to this world then what you see with your eyes.