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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]That is the attitude of most religions with belief in an afterlife. What seems disturbing to me about the most prevalent belief in Christianity, is that you accept Jesus as your lord and savior and all your prior sins are cleared. You could have murdered children and raped women, and stolen from the destitute, abused the helpless... and you're clear because you repent? That is not a God I could ever, ever believe in. I was raised Muslim, and was taught that it's more about tipping the scales. Whether or not you get to heaven is about the actions overall. You don't repent, and then the slate is wiped clean - the scale is always calculating. You have to be conscientious, always. Everything matters every minute of every day, and all your deeds will be weighed when you die. That said, I no longer believe in religion or any Gods, but the latter seemed like a much more palatable, just and fair pill to swallow. [/quote] Yes, that's what bothers me too with the Christian idea of going to Heaven, regardless of actions, as long as you believe in Jesus. I once asked a devout Christian if that meant Hitler could be in Heaven, and she told me "yes" - as long as he believed Jesus died for his sins. That idea is reprehensible to me. [/quote] OMG you have posted this before and it led to this incredibly long tangent where people tried to explain to you that given that Hitler committed suicide, there is absolutely no likelihood that he "repented" or found Jesus at the last moment of his life. His last moments were filled with fear and self-pity. Your Christian friend gave you incorrect information. [/quote] I didn't post that before. It was someone else, and I never saw the long thread to which you refer.[/quote] Then just read this thread for the same discussion. It’s not too much to ask of you.[/quote]
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