VerdaflavR
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Of course i know the whole legend and the idea is that he did it so that we could have our sins forgiven and so that we won't all end up knee deep in fire and brimstone. Well, first off this raises all sorts of questions about all the people that died before 32 AD or whenever it was he died... second of all how exactly does that equate? I mean why is it that Jesus dying in excruciating agony means that now God can forgive us of our sins? Why was God so ruthless before that whole thing? And what exactly about it made it ok for us to be forgiven? Im not really seeing the connection there. . . all I ever hear is he had to do it for our sins to be forgiven... well why?
your not answering my question (except maybe the guy who said the story needed a climax) You just keep saying "he had to he had to god said so" no. look at it this way. cause and affect. I drop something and it falls kind of deal(even if u dont understand gravity this is fairly simple) So, once again, what changed between before jesus' horrific death and after... what about it made any difference other than sending a message, which in no way relates to us being able to be forgiven
oh one other little thing if we could refrain from the whole gratuitous use of superficial adjectives and adverbs when referring to god and jesus it makes whatever your trying to say very confusing and your really lose the point (hm if i didnt know better i would say thats a very good question dodging technique) concise, to the point factual answers would greatly be appreciated
your not answering my question (except maybe the guy who said the story needed a climax) You just keep saying "he had to he had to god said so" no. look at it this way. cause and affect. I drop something and it falls kind of deal(even if u dont understand gravity this is fairly simple) So, once again, what changed between before jesus' horrific death and after... what about it made any difference other than sending a message, which in no way relates to us being able to be forgiven
oh one other little thing if we could refrain from the whole gratuitous use of superficial adjectives and adverbs when referring to god and jesus it makes whatever your trying to say very confusing and your really lose the point (hm if i didnt know better i would say thats a very good question dodging technique) concise, to the point factual answers would greatly be appreciated