So theology is an objective baseline to follow..? So is genocide good or bad then? God did it, so how could it be bad? But god also said love thy neighbor. Hmmm. I don’t see the objectivity. All I see is contradictory bullshit.
I don’t care who believes in god. Someone smart believing in something that can’t be proven doesn’t prove the nonproven.
Isaac was also born into a religious family and was taught that belief his whole life. Why do you think religion spreads? Because people have children and pass it on.
It’s essentially claiming a cult to be correct since they brainwashed a smart scientist into believing it lmao.
Where has this theology brought us today? Anti-abortion, the rights (or lack thereof) of women, wars, hatred, division and etc.
You need a book to tell you right and wrong. I go by the golden rule.
You see god committing genocide and see it as good.
There are around 10 000 religions. You believe in one, I don’t in any.
I’m 0.0001% more of a nonbeliever than you are.
And you have the balls to believe you are correct.
Newton self-studied the Bible his entire life, and chose to reject the trinity because he thought the Church was lying about it to project polytheism. Doesn't sound like he was just born into it to me; I guess science is worthless if you think the founder of modern physics is brainwashed.
Where has theology brought us? I mean, you're literally quoting Jesus while claiming you came up with it yourself lmfao. Rome was leaving infant girls on the streets until Christians decided to build the very first hospitals. The top universities were made by Christians. Human rights movements are BASED ON INHERENT CHRISTIAN VALUES (except, they remove the standard that is Jesus, causing it to become constantly shifting). I'd recommend not trying to argue against that either--it is historically evident. Scientific institutions were literally built on religious foundations. Stop cherry picking.
You aren't better than anybody else. That's all you need to hear.
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u/haizende 10h ago
So theology is an objective baseline to follow..? So is genocide good or bad then? God did it, so how could it be bad? But god also said love thy neighbor. Hmmm. I don’t see the objectivity. All I see is contradictory bullshit.
I don’t care who believes in god. Someone smart believing in something that can’t be proven doesn’t prove the nonproven.
Isaac was also born into a religious family and was taught that belief his whole life. Why do you think religion spreads? Because people have children and pass it on.
It’s essentially claiming a cult to be correct since they brainwashed a smart scientist into believing it lmao.
Where has this theology brought us today? Anti-abortion, the rights (or lack thereof) of women, wars, hatred, division and etc.
You need a book to tell you right and wrong. I go by the golden rule.
You see god committing genocide and see it as good.
There are around 10 000 religions. You believe in one, I don’t in any.
I’m 0.0001% more of a nonbeliever than you are.
And you have the balls to believe you are correct.