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"If I were God, and I made myself into a regular ol' person, I would have written down the stuff I said myself. I would have had people there with me taking notes. I wouldn't rely on people from the generation after my death to get the story... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Yark Hutprancer) http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/sreply/7894 Fri, 12 May 2006 06:35:29 GMT http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/reply/7893/t/Matthew-5-22-Calling-People-Fools.html#reply-7893
This is what bothers me about religion: it is a process, handed down over thousands of years, of simply passing on other people's ideas without considering them, simply accepting the assertions with no filter of critical thought.

Is this what you are doing? ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Badsidhe) http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/sreply/7893 Thu, 11 May 2006 20:01:34 GMT http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/reply/7895/t/Matthew-5-22-Calling-People-Fools.html#reply-7895
This is a strange morality that Christians have.

If God wanted us to be Atheists we'd be born that way.

]]> feeds@yuku.com (Rev Etherman) http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/sreply/7895 Thu, 11 May 2006 19:43:09 GMT http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/reply/7892/t/Matthew-5-22-Calling-People-Fools.html#reply-7892 by Eric Lyons, M.Min.

A man who instructs a person to refrain from doing something he deems inappropriate, but then proceeds to do the very thing he forbade the other person to do, is considered a hypocrite. A preacher who teaches about the sinfulness of drunkenness (cf. Galatians 5:21), but then is seen a short while later stumbling down the street, intoxicated with alcohol, could be accused of being guilty of hypocrisy. Some have accused Jesus of such... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Starlight) http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/sreply/7892 Thu, 11 May 2006 16:29:39 GMT http://sabdiscussionboard.yuku.com/reply/7891/t/Matthew-5-22-Calling-People-Fools.html#reply-7891 Steve Wells