Serial child abuser Jamun Yadav

Serial child abuser Jamun Yadav

All in the name of God.

Why I Don't Believe

Why I Don't Believe

The Afterlife: Did Anyone get it Right?

The Afterlife: Did Anyone get it Right?

IMMORAL TEACHINGS?

It is really funny to me when I hear a Christian say that if a person doesn't believe in god or follow the bible, they can not be moral. However, when killings, abuse and rape occurs it is a Christian usually, however, not all the case-I know that. It is really funny when I hear excuses, the most famous one, he or she is not a real Christian.

The word 'moral' is not in the bible. A person does not need a god to tell them rape, murder, robbery, etc. is wrong. If you need a god to tell you that murder is wrong, something is wrong with that, and it is up to you to find out what it is.

I refuse to accept the bible as moral teachings. Here is a long list of wrongs:

Lying and deception

Theft and robbery

Cannibalism

Slavery

Adultery

Ignorance

Unkindness to children

Cheating

Murder

Human Sacrifices

Witchcraft

Injustice to women

Cruelty to animals

Intolerance and persecution

I know more about Christianity, that is why I don't talk about the Islam faith. I do know they believe in a lot of the same. In this country a lot of the ideas are considered barbaric. If Christians, the fundamentalists that is, could get by with stoning, they would.

Each blog I will write about those subjects I listed above.

Where were the 99 percent?

They say that only 99 percent Christians did not believe in Harold Camping. So where were they? Didn't they tell the one percent "whoa thats not what it says. Even Jesus said that noone knows but the Father." I guess Camping and a lot of Christians don't read their Bible. So they watched while they quit their jobs, etc. They say a lot of suicides will happen, and guess what the 1 percent have children, just another fanatic that the moderate and liberal Christian ignored.

http//www.atheistrev.com/2011/05/failed-rapture-gives-christians-perfect.html

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