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In reply to the discussion: Am I correct in my understanding of this? [View all]uriel1972
(4,261 posts)57. buuuuut...
when real people use those thinkings to hurt other real people then that affects me, not to mention the people who are hurt.
If you are good with that, then my opinion of you is low.
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i have known some who believe it's the spirit of jesus you need to accept in your heart
unblock
May 2019
#5
indeed. what are we jews thinking making people study for a year just to convert?
unblock
May 2019
#78
I'm not talking about official doctrine and dogma, just what people actually believe
unblock
May 2019
#82
So you agree that essentially all christian sects as a matter of doctrine believe in a literal
Voltaire2
May 2019
#83
Your way is The Way, a term many ancient followers applied to their groups. It's good.
Karadeniz
May 2019
#47
How are you to respond? IF you accept it, you respond by believing in Jesus or buying an
3Hotdogs
May 2019
#10
In that state of being (or non-being), I don't think you need to worry about cancer.
3Hotdogs
May 2019
#45
A lot of that is problematic because Jesus and the Disciples were all Jewish
bigbrother05
May 2019
#18
If you don't believe in any version of Jesus at all, why is this relevant to you?
TygrBright
May 2019
#29
They may not be. The point is, faith is belief in something that cannot be proved with facts. n/t
TygrBright
May 2019
#39
There is an excellent book by Walter Bauer, orthodoxy and heresy in early christianity.
Karadeniz
May 2019
#46
A very interesting question/topic...I greatly appreciate the opportunity for discussion.
Pendrench
May 2019
#64