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Originally Posted by unsunghero
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Oh ya I agree with all that. It’s just some stuff from the Bible, because it was written so long ago, is hard to apply to modern day
I do like the teachings of Jesus. I get hung up on “suffered for all of mankind’s sins” part, but it’s probably me being overly-analytical. I think, suffered how? Torture and crucifixion? That’s pretty brutal, but other humans have suffered far worse than that. Young children used to be a popular torture/sacrifice target in primitive cultures. So what’s particularly special about Jesus’s suffering?
I do think that without religion we are far more susceptible to give in to hedonism and nihilism. But atheists will still argue that you can be a humanist, and try to do good for others, without praying to a higher power. It’s a pretty decent argument, I lack a great retort for it
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Crufixion stuff is more important because Iesus
is God or whatever.
Born in flesh with us to dwell
Iesus our Immanuel("God with us")