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dang it's pretty long, but I'll try to watch it when I have free time
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You could've just titled this "Everyone" or
"Europeans and Non-Europeans"
"Gerbils and Non-Gerbils"
etc.
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Oh and i'm Jewish so i'm goin to hell k thx.
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On October 03 2008 11:26 Jonoman92 wrote:
You could've just titled this "Everyone" or
"Europeans and Non-Europeans"
"Gerbils and Non-Gerbils"
etc.
Rofl I was thinking along similar lines.
On October 03 2008 11:27 Jonoman92 wrote:
Oh and i'm Jewish so i'm goin to hell k thx.
No don't worry. In the Jewish religion hell is downplayed, and in the Jewish religion it is the Christians and Muslims who are wrong.
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non christians are going to hell. nuff said.
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hey, it's good to see someone put up what they believe. the path that the bible teaches is defeinitely narrow. and with the ecumenical movement attacking anything fundamentalist, , the bible teaching a message of separation won't be taken kindly by everyone else who will say "mix".
since you're not adverse to longer thought provoking videos, ill recommend to you a great revelations seminar. He goes thru it very methodically, exposing how the bible was changed, who secret societies really worship, and what the philosophy of the UN is. very occult.
http://amazingdiscoveries.org/media-Video-TotalOnslaught.html
remember, in christ, you will be ridiculed, that's a guarantee. but "he who overcomes will be given the crown of life." and one day all the hate, extortion, lies, and propaganda will all be gone. keep it up 
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On October 03 2008 11:35 sqwert wrote:
non christians are going to hell. nuff said.
Ah, you rub it in! 
EDIT: in Judaism, there is no Hell. Through good deeds you want to bring Heaven to Earth. I find this more comforting than the "do this, this and this or you will burn in Hell for all eternity" attitude, even though it brings no certainty to life.
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Kind of a long video to say everybody is going to hell.
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So what's the word when it's racism but you're discriminating against someone based on religion rather than race?
Yeah...
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On October 03 2008 11:35 sqwert wrote:
non christians are going to hell. nuff said.
What you said is the same thing bush said "if you're not with us, you're against us"
know what that is? logical fallacy, look it up.
According to other religions you're going to hell also for not believing in their religion Lol, so what facts do you base your statement on anyway? got some friends in hell?
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Honestly I am very open minded and anyone can believe anything as long as it doesn't hurt someone. But I'm sure the catholic church people who frown upon condoms in africa are the first ones that go to hell 
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On October 03 2008 11:37 babypo0 wrote:
and one day all the hate, extortion, lies, and propaganda will all be gone.
So one day we won't have religions anymore? That would be amazing.
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On October 03 2008 11:54 BalliSLife wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2008 11:35 sqwert wrote:
non christians are going to hell. nuff said. What you said is the same thing bush said "if you're not with us, you're against us" know what that is? logical fallacy, look it up. According to other religions you're going to hell also for not believing in their religion Lol, so what facts do you base your statement on anyway? got some friends in hell?
claiming that something is truth, and then telling eveyrone and letting them decide is different from
claiming something is truth and then pulling a gun or making laws and forcing people to change or die. don't confuse tolerance and freedom of ideas and freedom of choice with forcing.
christian doctrine is that there is truth, and there is no middle ground about it. but u know what? they give you a choice. it's worlds apart from a military/political power forcing you to join or die.
any truth necessitates and implies that others are wrong.
example you're pidgeon holing me! asthma must be treated in such and such a way. "What? are you saying all other treatments are wrong?" um.. yah. but when a doctor claims the truth about asthma, he still gives you freedom of choice to get the treatment or not right? it would be quite different if he pressed a red button that sent metal doors down, triggered strapping devices and forced the treatment on you. now if that doctor really didn't want you to get sick, and yet still respect your freedom of choice, is he then going to take back his words about the truth of asthma? no. there is only the right way and wrong way. no middle ground.
so those that cannot fathom a god that simultaneously loves you, isn't willing that any should perish, claims "you're with me or against me", and does not deny hell, well then here's at least one example of such a situation that all may be familiar with.
if one cannot distinguish that christian doctrine consists of freedom of choice as well as truth, then he is being the superficial, ignorant, and pigeon holing one.
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What you said still contains logical fallacy, i'm sorry. Explain to me what happens to children who didn't get a chance to know god and died. Hell for sure right? I'm not with you or against you, i believe people who do good things for other people their whole lives do not deserve to go to hell just because they didn't believe, you get what i'm saying?
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Either something is true or it isn't. There is no middle ground. In religions, you can't know what's true. Each religion has different truths, if you believe in one religion you'll automatically violate some rules of other religions (and therefore go to hell or whatever). So it comes down to which religion is the right one. Well, people say there aren't any false ones, so... in essence you have multiple truths available (funny, isn't it?), and choose one by believing in one religion (most likely you just use the one dominant in your country and don't even inform yourself about the other choices, because you are "infected" by it at child's age already, at an age where you can't yet fully question everything and just take whatever religion your peers believe in for granted), but you'll never know if it's the right one. And if all religions are right then all these different truths are right too. But that leads to several conflicts and thus there is NO truth at all. It's like saying 2+2=3 and 2+2=5 is both true as long as you believe in one (and in the end both is bullshit anyway).
So, newsflash: religions just don't make any sense. Neither of them. And the more people take their religious scriptures seriously, the crazier they are. Fundamentalists basically take every single word from their religion as the absolute truth, and this makes them dangerous madmen.
So this means that the "best" religious people are actually the ones who don't believe everything their religious scriptures tell them, the ones who make up their own rules about how their religion should be, the ones who interpret the rules in a way they like it best. And that's funny too.
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On October 03 2008 12:58 0xDEADBEEF wrote:
Either something is true or it isn't. There is no middle ground. In religions, you can't know what's true. Each religion has different truths, if you believe in one religion you'll automatically violate some rules of other religions (and therefore go to hell or whatever). So it comes down to which religion is the right one. Well, people say there aren't any false ones, so... in essence you have multiple truths available (funny, isn't it?), and choose one by believing in one religion (most likely you just use the one dominant in your country and don't even inform yourself about the other choices, because you are "infected" by it at child's age already, at an age where you can't yet fully question everything and just take whatever religion your peers believe in for granted), but you'll never know if it's the right one. And if all religions are right then all these different truths are right too. But that leads to several conflicts and thus there is NO truth at all. It's like saying 2+2=3 and 2+2=5 is both true as long as you believe in one (and in the end both is bullshit anyway).
So, newsflash: religions just don't make any sense. Neither of them. And the more people take their religious scriptures seriously, the crazier they are.
Exactly, if you were born in the middle east or some african tribe chances are you will go with one of their religions.
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But more and more youths are denouncing their own religion (for one reason or another). I was raised to practice a certain religion, finished up my educational obligations, then said goodbye.
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On October 03 2008 13:16 micronesia wrote:
But more and more youths are denouncing their own religion (for one reason or another). I was raised to practice a certain religion, finished up my educational obligations, then said goodbye.
hahaha, i know what you mean, i was a pretty strong christian myself.
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I'l give your video a chance.
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