Quote from: Moloch on July 09, 2016, 03:33:18 PM

Quote from: kik1977 on July 09, 2016, 09:42:35 AM

Quote from: Mayuyu48 on July 09, 2016, 07:25:39 AM

In my opinion, religion is just a guideline as to how you should live your life, with the essence being, don't hurt others, your self or the community in general.
Do good and be a part of humanity and work to make it a better place.

I would just call it "common sense", not religion. And I follow to the same principles, as an atheist. You do not need religion to be good.

Religion isn't about being good... it's about "fake it 'til you make it"

Religion is about being an asshole, but God forgives you anyway

The bible/God says that owning slaves is ok... rape is ok... homosexuality deserves death... eating a cheeseburger deserves death... cutting your sideburns = death... (yet people only hear what they want to hear) Cherry picking hypocrites... all of them

Most religious people have different versions of God because none of them actually read the bible... everyone just creates this image of perfection in their head, and that is God... to them... but not anyone else... everyone's God is different... if you watch two christians talk/debate, it's like they don't agree on anything... as if there is no objective God, and its all subjective... because there is no god

Christians say things like, "God says homosexuality is a sin"... well... that's not what God said in the bible... God commands you to MURDER them... personally... God tells you to MURDER homosexuals (because for some reason he can't do it himself)... if you are not murdering them, you are not following God's command...

Your sky god is evil, don't do it!

What I think your missing is, people interpret everything differently. I'm not christian, but I know that the Bible was Gods word but after all was written by man based on his interpretation. And that's what people do, read and interpret. So you blame the people for interpreting things.
I see your point and what you're trying to say, but try and see things with the perspective I am.