Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. I hope the lockdown doesn't last much longer and you get a break from peanut butter and jelly on bread. (What if you have a nut allergy?)
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post.
I feel that I can really understand what you wrote about. It touched something inside of me because I know what that kind of endless loneliness can feel like.
I wonder if you're reading any good books at the moment which might give you with some of that excitement you're looking for?
You have been right - I like the two drawings here. ;-)
Well, Ronnie, it´s YOUR opinion that Jesus will not show up in flesh and blood because he is not God´s son. I believe otherwise and neither of your "arguments" is going to shake that belief. I´m quite good with the Bible myself so I know all that stuff that may seem as a proof that Christianity is not right but I have no difficulties in explaining that to myself so that´s absolutely no evidence against my faith.
No three days in the grave? No three full days, if you mean that. Good Friday - one day. Saturday - second day. Easter morning - part of the third day. No problem, no proof of not being right.
Well, as I already told you: I know you don´t want to believe in Jesus - so that´s okay with me. Just don´t write nonsense about God like that "cruel and playing around with us" stuff. Even if you don´t like me to compare my relationship with God with the one others (and I) have with our relatives and loved ones, I do compare it because that´s what it is for me. And I don´t like bad things to be spread about my loved ones - especially none that I believe to be not true.
Just one thing to think about.... if the apostles didn´t see Jesus alive after his execution but only lied about that or even were the ones to have stolen the corpse - do you really believe they would (all of them twelve! - as Judas Iskariot was replaced) have agreed to die as martyrs for that? Maybe one could argue they thought such a lie would have another effect but as soon as it became dangerous, every normal person would have stopped that lying....
I am talking about your story and many similar ones I had the chance to read through this blog, sharing them with my family and friends. I totally agree with you in spreading the information.
Can you please explain me this "beacon of democracy" expression? what do you mean by that?
Thank you for your reply! I believe being "Conscoiusly aware" is a core human feature. I feel it like a right/duty and I think we have constantly to work in order to remind ourselvels never to stop reacting to what is wrong in the world and, even in harsh moments, try to do our best to help the others. Regarding what you said, maybe "some individuals consider it a course to have social consicence" and NOT being free to express it. What is your opinion about it?
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I hope the lockdown doesn't last much longer and you get a break from peanut butter and jelly on bread. (What if you have a nut allergy?)
I feel that I can really understand what you wrote about. It touched something inside of me because I know what that kind of endless loneliness can feel like.
I wonder if you're reading any good books at the moment which might give you with some of that excitement you're looking for?
Well, Ronnie, it´s YOUR opinion that Jesus will not show up in flesh and blood because he is not God´s son.
I believe otherwise and neither of your "arguments" is going to shake that belief.
I´m quite good with the Bible myself so I know all that stuff that may seem as a proof that Christianity is not right but I have no difficulties in explaining that to myself so that´s absolutely no evidence against my faith.
No three days in the grave?
No three full days, if you mean that.
Good Friday - one day.
Saturday - second day.
Easter morning - part of the third day.
No problem, no proof of not being right.
Well, as I already told you:
I know you don´t want to believe in Jesus -
so that´s okay with me.
Just don´t write nonsense about God like that "cruel and playing around with us" stuff.
Even if you don´t like me to compare my relationship with God with the one others (and I) have with our relatives and loved ones, I do compare it because that´s what it is for me. And I don´t like bad things to be spread about my loved ones - especially none that I believe to be not true.
Just one thing to think about....
if the apostles didn´t see Jesus alive after his execution but only lied about that or even were the ones to have stolen the corpse - do you really believe they would (all of them twelve! - as Judas Iskariot was replaced) have agreed to die as martyrs for that?
Maybe one could argue they thought such a lie would have another effect but as soon as it became dangerous, every normal person would have stopped that lying....
I am talking about your story and many similar ones I had the chance to read through this blog, sharing them with my family and friends. I totally agree with you in spreading the information.
Can you please explain me this "beacon of democracy" expression? what do you mean by that?
Many thanks,
Alma
Thank you for your reply!
I believe being "Conscoiusly aware" is a core human feature.
I feel it like a right/duty and I think we have constantly to work in order to remind ourselvels never to stop reacting to what is wrong in the world and, even in harsh moments, try to do our best to help the others.
Regarding what you said, maybe "some individuals consider it a course to have social consicence" and NOT being free to express it.
What is your opinion about it?