The thing that gets me is that Christianity is an oppressed religion, a belief structure born
from a time when it's faithful were under the thumb of a powerful force.
Hence, there's a lot of forgiveness in the religion and a wish that we can all live in peace.
Nothing wrong in that! -and I can see how such a belief would also involve the idea that the
need to pray to this deity would have no boundaries... no particular place to commune with
the deity.
What really grabs my nads... if that is still vogue to say it, that is... is how the religeon has
changed and now churches are the only-real place to seek grace with God.
The keepers of the faith wear garments that set them aside from the faith's followers and
the buildings of this religion hold valuables that do not relate to the original humble
beginnings.
Does God like gold...? Didn't he scribe to Moses that to fall before a false idol is wrong?
Like a cross or a supposed death-shroud from a crucifixion?
Ignoring the acquisition of passports for Nazi officials at the end of WWII and the Pope's lack
of will-power to hold some priests accountable for their misdeeds, I would say that the primary
faith has been tainted by the more-deficiencies of humanity.
from a time when it's faithful were under the thumb of a powerful force.
Hence, there's a lot of forgiveness in the religion and a wish that we can all live in peace.
Nothing wrong in that! -and I can see how such a belief would also involve the idea that the
need to pray to this deity would have no boundaries... no particular place to commune with
the deity.
What really grabs my nads... if that is still vogue to say it, that is... is how the religeon has
changed and now churches are the only-real place to seek grace with God.
The keepers of the faith wear garments that set them aside from the faith's followers and
the buildings of this religion hold valuables that do not relate to the original humble
beginnings.
Does God like gold...? Didn't he scribe to Moses that to fall before a false idol is wrong?
Like a cross or a supposed death-shroud from a crucifixion?
Ignoring the acquisition of passports for Nazi officials at the end of WWII and the Pope's lack
of will-power to hold some priests accountable for their misdeeds, I would say that the primary
faith has been tainted by the more-deficiencies of humanity.
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