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Old 15-04-2009, 16:01   #1207
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Re: The existence of God

Russ - just some questions (for you and other Christians)

So is the God of the OT different to the God that Christians follow now? When you say that Jesus was more of a liberal, he would still have been preaching God's message right? HAs God evolved over time. To say he has might be the same as suggesting he was not perfect at the beginning? Can that be possible with someone as great as God?

Russ - in your earlier post you suggested that Jesus did not tell anyone to commit adultery. Then you say he bought better understanding of what God wanted. The Bible contains many verses regarding adultery being sinful so surely one would have to say that Jesus also told the people not to commit adultary (see my link in previous post).

In regard to my comment about more religious people judging athiests than the other way round - you only have to look at the messages outside churches on billboards, being preached in churches and mosques and other places of worship that this is the case. Apart from that thing we had with the athiest ads on buses when was the last time you saw a big billboard saying Reliogioous people are not going to Heaven? The scale of organised condemnation of non believers is far greater than the other way round.

By the way I'm not having a go at Christianity. I am saying this last point is common is true with all religions.
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