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used to believe that. and that there was an elusive demographic of "Schroedenger's Christians" who were true believers and didn't want to hurt anyone. but at its core, that's just not the point. the tolerant christians are the outliers and as of ten years ago they may as well not exist
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Can't be a true believer in eternal damnation and suffering and "not want to hurt anyone"
Our flawed brains simply can't truly comprehend eternity and the creator of said brains also wants to use eternity as punishment. Supporting a system that is so cruel and final is in itself an act of cruelty.
"Eternal damnation and suffering" is fan fiction (Dante's inferno) that somehow caught on. (The "somehow" being part and parcel with the other very good criticisms of the Church.)
There is no concept of eternal damnation in the bible.
There's a lot of things in and not in the bible, all that matters is what Christians widely believe. For a long time Christians were opposed to using forks and finance but now I bet 99.9% are perfectly fine with it.
This is why belief is poison for rational thought. I can't explain that damnation is not in the Bible but how to perform abortion is, for there to be Christian support for abortion. No points can be made against a faith specifically evolved to feed on the desire to be the misunderstood underdog with righteous purpose.
Any Christian now who remains silent in the face of their peers white nationalist hatred partakes in that hatred.
exactly. it's a "if there are good cops then where the fuck are they when the bad ones kill somebody" situation.
I'm not Christian but I doubt this, most people like to keep to themselves despite their religion.
I grew up deep in their community. No they dont. They hate everyone who isn't them and are pretty stoked they don't have to passively tell people "I'll pray for you" anymore. Getting back to white hoods as fast as possible was always the goal.
The first commandment being "I am thy God and though shalt have no other gods before me" (which implies the existence of other gods quite directly) before "thou shalt not kill" is pretty indicative or the actual attitude of the religion.
— Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_monotheism
10 years is super generous.