quote:Originally posted by 8I:quote:Originally posted by NashBama:
It changed my life for the better. I've seen the effects of accepting Christ with other people I've know for a long time. I've also seen the vast number of Christian charitable orgianzations reaching out to others to serve them just as Christ taught. So did Christ sacrifice change the human condition? Most certainly.
Nash, what if we found out that the Biblical tales aren't true.
Would that undo all of the good work done in the name of a non-existent god?
How would believers recant all of these miracles and faux feelings?
Based on population, it is very likely that most of the people on earth doing good deeds are not Christian.
I think religion or belief in Holy Ghosts isn't a requirement for being moral or doing the right thing.
Regards
What if we found out they are?
There are plenty of great people out there who aren't religious, you're a good example. However, as for the question of what good has come from Christianity, it would be short sighted to answer "none".
How do you know those feelings are faux? How do that someone's changed life is strictly credited to themselves? With folks like Bill and a lot of churches in the Shoals, it's easy to dismiss the claims of Christianity. However, what if Christianity was really something different than the judgmental nonsense they proclaim?