I'm sorry you feel so offended. I'm as guilty as Judas was because I sin every day. Every time you lie, cheat, steal, think immoral thoughts or how you could just get back at someone for offending you, you are just as guilty. Read the Bible, and you will see that He was MEANT to die for us. He was the ultimate and ONLY sacrifice worthy of being in our place. His death is all-efficient and His blood that cleanses His children is all-sufficient.

Or so they say!

Well tell me, Massage, why do you not believe?

That is neither logical or true. I am not offended by a myth I am simply astonished that people believe it to be truth.

I don't know why you believe the way you do but probably because you chose to believe your religious authority, whoever or what ever that is, be it a book or a group of men who created a religion.

But to me, it is illogic and myth. It, none of it, makes any sense at all. The concept of 'sin' is basically owned by religious authorities who seem to claim knowledge of what is and is not 'a sin.'

But outside of that established religious belief system the term 'sin' does not really have any meaning. It is 'owned' by the church.

If I were to tell you that it is a 'sin' to give candy to children you might question that idea. I am not Christian so I have no right to use the term 'sin' to describe any actions or deeds.

Therefore sin means something to you but it means nothing to me. I do not accept your doctrine or your religious authority. I believe that the entire new testament is a forgery as do many people.

I see you as a member of a cult who ceremoniously engages in human sacrifice.

Yes, the reptilian overlords certainly have a penchant for human and animal sacrifice

You know, I know I'd like to have talked to myself as a kid. I know it would probably mess time up and everything. But babysitting myself at six years old would be so interesting.

Good idea

But to travel back and meet yourself would cause a paradox of the timestream though

Yea I know but what if I was an unknown new babysitter or teacher and she(I) would never know.

Don't you think that'd be amazing!

That is right Sunny. If your identity were to remain unknown to your past self, then a paradox would probably be avoided. Yes,that would be amazing

Easy on the sauce there, bub.

I'd like to go back and kill whomever invented commercials

I would kill the guy who invented high heels. I know it had to have been a man.

Seeing the future would be cool

There is no time or place that I wouldn't go to. I want to see it all!

Oh, hey, I missed this until just now.

Believe what?

I would go back and find Maxwell and kill him as a baby

and then I would have never had to learn all those crazy formulas


and I would like to go find myself as a young man and tell myself , "when you meet a girl named Dawn and she asks for a ride? just RUN!!!"

Boy you're a great candidate for a game of "Reincarnation".

If I had a time machine I'm not sure where I would want to go in time to be quite honest about. Does it come with a Travel Guide?

I kind of like Sunny's idea of going back and being a mentor to myself.

But like the monkey says, that could potentially create a time-warp paradox.

I'm really not interested in time travel to be honest about it. It'd rather just have a crystal ball and watch it like a TV.

It would be fun to watch the actual history and find out what really happened rather than have to rely on the hearsay history records that we currently have.

I would like to see who Jesus really was (if he existed at all). And of course, if he turned out to be real, my next stop would be back to the Garden of Eden with a ax to chop down a certain tree before it became fruitful.

If you're going to change history you may as well nip it in the bud.

I want to see you