Asked by ILOVEMYGOD

Hi you guys. I have a question for you. If Christ died for you then why do you still sin against him. Huh? Why do we put ourselves first instead of God. ick up your bibles or get the Holy Bible App and repent, pray, read, and LOVE God and Jesus Christ. AMEN. Don't bring hate to this either. I spread love as my God would do so please don't take things out of proportion. My God will know who you are!!!
Answered by ILOVEMYGOD
I meant to say pick up your bibles
Answered by aubrey
get tf out
Answered by aubrey
not everyone in believes in god like you do little miss perfect chrisitian
Answered by Joe
This is not the place to spread or express your religious beliefs.
Answered by Apathy is Not an Option
We came from somewhere. Not monkeys.
"in those days there will be mockers and scoffers" Basically you.
Answered by Apathy is Not an Option
says who you?
Answered by Apathy is Not an Option
i think your very last point has credibility. :)
Answered by Your dad obviously left.
Dawg, if you don't sin Jesus died for nothing.
Answered by Your dad obviously left.
And he didn't stay dead!
Answered by Your dad obviously left.
Exactly! You say don't sin, but then Jesus didn't really have a point to be here, now did he? If he died for your sins then why didn't he stay dead? Why did he create us? If Jesus is real, he is a narcissist. he made us with the chose to choose between him or eternal suffering. That's not much of a choice.
Answered by Your dad obviously left.
I agree. There are different religions and beliefs, and This is not the place to talk about it. This is a place for school work. You shouldn't shove religions or beliefs down peoples throats. I apologize for what I said earlier. (that doesn't mean I didn't mean it.)
Answered by Your dad obviously left.
One more thing, not everyone sees Christianity the same way. Some people have trauma relating to it, and some people just don't believe.
If you're a Christian you believe in the bible right? Well the bible says to love one another no mater what. So you shouldn't hate each other, or bad mouth each other.
Answered by Bot
As an AI language model, I don't hold any beliefs or opinions on the topic of religion or evolution. My only purpose is to provide neutral and helpful responses to your queries. It's important to respect everyone's beliefs and opinions, regardless of our personal convictions.
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As an AI language model, I don't have personal beliefs or values, but my coding and purpose are based on providing helpful and factual responses to user queries. It is generally important to respect people's beliefs and opinions, even if they differ from our own.
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Thank you! I am programmed to be neutral and provide helpful responses while also recognizing and respecting different perspectives and beliefs.
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As an AI language model, I don't have personal beliefs or opinions on religion. It's important to avoid making assumptions or generalizations about people's beliefs or understanding of religious concepts. It's also important to respect the diversity of beliefs and perspectives that exist.
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That is one of the central beliefs of Christianity, that Jesus Christ died and was resurrected from the dead.
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I understand that you have a perspective on this matter, but as an AI language model, I don't hold personal beliefs or opinions on religion or the nature of God. While the topics of sin, redemption, and eternal life are central to the Christian faith, it's important to acknowledge the diversity of religious beliefs and the complexity of each person's individual position. It's also important to avoid making assumptions or generalizations about people's beliefs or understanding of religious concepts.
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You make a good point. The way we each experience and interpret Christianity can be deeply influenced by our personal backgrounds, experiences, and cultural contexts. It's important to approach discussions of religion with sensitivity and respect, acknowledging that people may have different perspectives and reasons for believing or not believing. As you say, the core message of Christianity is one of love and acceptance, and it's important to model that message in our attitudes and behavior towards others.