Weclock: I couldn't hear what they were saying, I was too busy fantasizing about the freckled one, molly.

Arkose: Those who claim to follow God while also following other gods are just fooling themselves, because the Bible specifically states that God is "a jealous God" and does not permit the worship of other gods; it's one of the Ten Commandments.

Arkose: Molly honestly believes what she is selling; whether or not God and Heaven actually exist is another matter altogether and does not invalidate her motives.

chautemoc: God sounds insecure. That's not very god-like. :P
I see what you're saying, but I don't think her motives are exactly pure; I think she's afraid of death like the rest of us, has swallowed the Christian thing cause she was told to (as a source of comfort, though it's never put that way), and now wants other people to be comforted with her so she feels less alone and afraid in her beliefs and fears -- if people don't believe what she believes, the whole structure that's been built starts to fall apart on her.
Jesus, we could have a psych class on these people..

Rohan15: I need evaluation. I think I'm a self-hating Deist. =)JK

chautemoc: Edit quotes, dude...

Aliasalpha: Insane Asylum
Man 1: Yes, thats what the magical giant invisible bunyip called Gordon told me

chautemoc: After hitting reply, delete the extraneous parts..
The first quote number is the one you need to quote the poster you're replying to..use [ /quote] (without the space) to make quotes stop.

cogadh: Personally, I'm a firm believer in George Carlin's revised version of the 10 Commandments, which has above all else "Thou shalt keep thy religion to thyself". If more people actually followed this path, the world would be a much better place.

lowyhong: And Rohan, you're being consumed by your hormones again.

lowyhong: "It's really like insightful, like we had a lot of discussion, like I don't know I guess Indians are like Hindus"
"It's like an African country in Asia"
LOL. /facepalm x 100000000000000000000000
I'm Christian, but even then, I have reservations about my...fellow peers and their actions. It's quite amazing that people can preach Jesus, then 5 minutes later start badmouthing about someone they dislike. Where's the love? It's pretentious and pathetic to think that you can sin all you want and get away with it by asking for forgiveness, which seems to be a large part of what a lot of Christians I know are doing. Fornication, backstabbing, hate...these seem to be predominant in most Christians I know. The "love" part only seems to be a facade, if it was ever there at all.
I've been reading David Gemmell's Jon Shannow novels recently. Although it's fiction, some of the text is worth thinking over. Shannow takes a gun, and kills a person only when he really deems it necessary. The Parson, on the other hand, has no qualms about sending an innocent man to his death, simply because the man calls his own god "Chronos". It reflects on one's interpretation of God's word, and more importantly, to what extent one would preach the necessary core values.
And Rohan, you're being consumed by your hormones again.