Originally posted by @romans1009No I did not say this.
Did you not say Christianity was people talking about themselves and what Jesus’ life meant?
02 May 18
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeThe reason I think you’re lying about having a theology degree is you can’t answer basic theological questions. It’s no more complicated than that.
You have to understand that he is so insecure in his faith that he literally can't comprehend either of the following:
1. A non-believer would study his religion
2. A believer in his religion is now a non-believer.
Both 'have' to be a lie.
Originally posted by @romans1009No, why would you pretend that I did? You're being silly. This "banter" is just plain silly.
Did you not say Christianity was people talking about themselves and what Jesus’ life meant?
Originally posted by @romans1009He knows more about Hinduism than you do. He knows more about Islam than you do. He knows more about Buddhism than you do. And he knows plenty about Christianity as he has made abundantly clear in the years he has been posting here; he has received compliments from other Christians for his knowledge and his ability to engage. He knows more about Hinduism, Islam and Buddhism (and other religions) than you do, and he has been commended for his knowledge of Christianity by Christians here. What's so 'He doesn't have a theology degree' about that?.
The reason I think you’re lying about having a theology degree is you can’t answer basic theological questions. It’s no more complicated than that.
Originally posted by @romans1009I have told the truth all along.
You’re flipping and flopping around again.
Originally posted by @romans1009I said this: My loss of faith was a gradual process of reflection that resulted in me realizing that I no longer believed the claims that Christians make about themselves and about the meaning of Jesus' life, and consequently I stopped self-identifying as a Christian and now self-identify as a non-Christian and an agnostic atheist.
Really? What caused you to no longer be a Christian? Wasn’t it because you no longer believed what Christians said about themselves and about the meaning of Jesus’ life?
Originally posted by @rajk999I think this forum suffers somewhat due to its lack of representatives from other religions.
Looks like a lot of good information is in there. What topics exactly would contain the hate speech etc stuff. Wont mind having a read of it. Maybe they can tone down the offending parts.
We've had individuals like Dasa turn up, but he preached a very attacking form of 'Hinduism' and damaged inter-faith discussions rather than aiding them. Mostly it seems religions focus on their differences (which of course there are many) but miss the opportunities to discover what they have in common.
Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-dukeWhat separates Christianity from all other religions is the deity of Jesus Christ and that salvation is a gift - not earned.
I think this forum suffers somewhat due to its lack of representatives from other religions.
We've had individuals like Dasa turn up, but he preached a very attacking form of 'Hinduism' and damaged inter-faith discussions rather than aiding them. Mostly it seems religions focus on their differences (which of course there are many) but miss the opportunities to discover what they have in common.
Originally posted by @fmfNice summary and point well made.
He knows more about Hinduism than you do. He knows more about Islam than you do. He knows more about Buddhism than you do. And he knows plenty about Christianity as he has made abundantly clear in the years he has been posting here; he has received compliments from other Christians for his knowledge and his ability to engage. He knows more about Hinduism, Isl ...[text shortened]... e of Christianity by Christians here. What's so 'He doesn't have a theology degree' about that?.