Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:30PM, 57 wrote:

Which is the truth.  The entire human race is guilty. 

Does God hate humanity? I doubt it or else He would not have come and paid the price for our sins. 

No, no no. Only you are guilty. We can take a vote about it if you like.

Oh yes, the three-in-one god came down and died only he didn't actually die because the Christian vegetation god arose in the spring like all the other vegetation gods. 

Vegetation gods??? 

Your mockery breaks down when you realize...vegetation dies and returns to the dust...where Jesus didn't. 

A vegetation god dies and then returns in the spring when the vegetation does. Like Jesus, the demi-god, did. And Bacchus and Ishtar and Adonis, ect.

With Bacchus there was a re-birth...not a resurrection.  Huge diference.

It is a variation on the same thing. Jesus like Baccus = vegetation gods.

Next thing you'll be telling me reincrnation is just a variation of resurrection.

I won't. Reincarnation is a rebirth of the soul in a different body. Resurrection is the soul coming back in the same restored body, or a body that looks the same or a Zombie.

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:36PM, Sacrificialgoddess wrote:

57, please tell me you understand the origins of "The King is dead; Long Live the King."

Judging from the way you posted it here I would have to say....you don't understand it. 

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:44PM, 57 wrote:

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:34PM, G.flower wrote:

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:30PM, 57 wrote:

Which is the truth.  The entire human race is guilty. 

Does God hate humanity? I doubt it or else He would not have come and paid the price for our sins. 

No, no no. Only you are guilty. We can take a vote about it if you like.

Oh yes, the three-in-one god came down and died only he didn't actually die because the Christian vegetation god arose in the spring like all the other vegetation gods. 

Vegetation gods??? 

Your mockery breaks down when you realize...vegetation dies and returns to the dust...where Jesus didn't. 

A vegetation god dies and then returns in the spring when the vegetation does. Like Jesus, the demi-god, did. And Bacchus and Ishtar and Adonis, ect.

With Bacchus there was a re-birth...not a resurrection.  Huge diference.

It is a variation on the same thing. Jesus like Baccus = vegetation gods.

Next thing you'll be telling me reincrnation is just a variation of resurrection.

I won't. Reincarnation is a rebirth of the soul in a different body. Resurrection is the soul coming back in the same restored body, or a body that looks the same or a Zombie.

There's a bit of a difference between rising from the dead on day 3 and being reborn from being re-created in Zeus thigh. 

I can't believe you are arguing that your god was reborn better than another god. :-)

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:49PM, Sacrificialgoddess wrote:

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:40PM, 57 wrote:

Mar 4, 2012 -- 7:36PM, Sacrificialgoddess wrote:

57, please tell me you understand the origins of "The King is dead; Long Live the King."

Judging from the way you posted it here I would have to say....you don't understand it. 

So, you are saying you disagree with the notion that it stems from the notion of king as a vegetation God? 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_king

Please, I would be curious to see your theory. Unless you think this is one of those times that a cigar is just a cigar.

 You haven't made any sense yet.  The king is dead long live the king.

Mar 4, 2012 -- 6:56PM, 57 wrote:

Mar 4, 2012 -- 5:36PM, Paladinsf wrote:

"But unless you repent, you too will all perish."

That attitude is self-hatred, hatred of humanity both collectively and individually, blanket condemnation of an enire species based on the absurd idea that each individual is BORN defective and diseased.

Which is the truth.  The entire human race is guilty. 

Only according to your hateful medieval myth.

Does God hate humanity? I doubt it or else He would not have come and paid the price for our sins.

He's only interested in those who suck up to him and say "Oh, what a worm I am compared to great big wonderful You!" It's repulsive.