just tattoo 666 on your scalp

666? But the number in the Dead Sea Scrolls was 616. 666 was a mistranslation. One of many, I might add.

It's been spreading nothing but ignorance, bigotry, and war ever since (In Jesus' Name no less) and it continues to do so to this very day,...


not quite,,,,just google christian and charity and see how much comes up that has NOTHING to do with ignorance or bigotry or war...

I personally don't see it "spreading" charity. There may be some organizations that do charity work in the name of Jesus, but usually they spread the bigotry whilst they do the charity work. They just don't think of it as bigotry is all.

The very idea of of convinging people that they have fallen from grace from their creator and are in need of repentance is ignorant, IMHO. The very idea of teaching people that only those who have accepted Jesus as their "savior" are in favor with god is bigotry, IMHO. And to stand behind those two ideals as being the "word of God" is what often leads to war (or even conflict on small personal scales). So even those who believe they are doing "charity work" are often spreading ingnorance, bigotry and war, even in the midst of their act of charity.

So I'm not impressed in the slightest. I'd rather join an atheistic charity group if I was going to do charity work. There's no need to believe in a god to care about your fellow humans.

Christianity was lost when science revealed the truth and exposed the Biblical myth to be obviously false.

The masses are relentless in their need to believe in a "Fatherly Image" human-like godhead. They created Zeus, Odin, Thor, Yahweh, and a host of others.

Not many people today still believe in Zeus. Why not? Well, for one reason that particular mythology had Zeus living on Mt. Olympus. Well, as mankind became more technological it became more and more clear that no Gods live on Mt. Olympus.

Similarly, Gods like Thor who were believed to toss lightening bolts at people were dismissed once science discovered how lightening actually works.

What most people are in denial of today is that science has also clearly shown that Yahweh (the God of the Bible) can't possibly be true. According to the Bible mankind was responsible for bringing imperfections and death into the world. In fact, that's the whole foundational principle of the Bible and the very reason that mankind is in hot water with God in the first place and so desperately needs to repent.

Yet, we know now that disease, imperfection, and death existed long before mankind ever came onto the scene. Thus the very premise of the Bible falls flat on its face. The book is clearly a manmade lie, and obviously not the word of any jealous Godhead who's peeved at mankind and demands repentance.

Moreover, the whole story was silly in its own right. The Bible had God betting with Satan. What kind of a God would make bets with a demon? The whole book of Job is utterly absurd. That should have been enough right there to dismiss the religion.

And then the whole Jesus thing is truly insane. That's actually a take-off from the origional Judaism anyway. The Jews didn't even buy into that one. This Jesus fellow didn't even agree with the rules and laws of Yahweh, that's why he was crucified. He put himself above that God and denounced the ways of Yahweh. There's no way that Jesus could have been the son of Yahweh. That makes absolutely no sense at all.

So as far as I'm concerned the religion should have been classified as "just another silly myth" a very long time ago. It's been spreading nothing but ignorance, bigotry, and war ever since (In Jesus' Name no less) and it continues to do so to this very day. In fact, it's not just Christianity, it's the whole Judeo-Christian-Muslim thing. They are all the SAME RELIGION! It's all the same myth just twisted in different demented ways.

Quite sad actually. (IMHO)

yeppers! Well said. And where have you been hiding?

Hi, Arc. I've been hanging out on a songwriters forum having lots of fun. I've taken the leap and bought some recording equipment and some musical instruments. I'm turning my home into a recording studio.