I wouldn't agree with Lee if my ass was on fire, except in this
instance. Being an unbeliever (AKA an atheist) has nothing to do with
words, terminology, or even thoughts; it is a heart decision to reject Him.
However, what bothers God a hell of a lot more is a person who likes to
try and sit in a middle ground (e.g., lukewarm). All these pretend
atheists sit in the middle ground. Take someone like Bertrand Russell.
When he was asked if he found out when he died that there was a God,
what would he say to Him? "There wasn't enough proof." Therefore, he's
entertaining the option.
Middle ground, in other words. As with Hitchens (dead), Dawkins, etc.,
Sam Harris is a little more far left than them but still the same. By
the way, even Erhman is middle ground.
Also, Timmy the faggot is definitely middle ground. :-).
You are not middle ground, though.
> One
> of the things I like about you is that I agree with most of your sig
> (from a Christian perspective). And I'd never before met any other
> Christian whose thoughts were so similar to mine back when I was a
> christer.
Why didn't you go on then, because God would have taken you through and
out of the religion shit, like me?
What stopped you?
I am intrigued because I often wonder why people do not choose God? Most
people think that if they reject God that it makes Him angry; it does
not. He gave people a choice, and what, if they do not choose Him He
stamps around like a spoilt schoolboy that doesn't get His way? No, a
free choice is a free choice.
Hence...
Rev_3:16 So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I
will spue thee out of my mouth.
That is why the Lord Jesus was so pissed off with the Pharisees
(lukewarm), but the prostitutes and the tax collectors, well, He ate and
drank with them and probably had a scotch or two.
Guess where the sinner Christians sit. :-).
Michael Christ
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>> However, ironically, the greatest pretenders of all are the sinner
>> Christians, so they attract from me, let us say, the most "distaste."
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>> And so it was 2000 years ago.
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>
> Quite true.
>
>> Michael Christ
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