When I read this statement I felt that it summed up the self indulgance of a lot of christians. Do you think that just bcause I don't believe in God that I don't follow the teachings of the Bible? Of course I do, the Bible is correct in a lot of what it says, especially about how one should treat others. Just because a christian accepts that God is real does not mean that they always follow the teachings of Gd. Likewise someone who dosn't believe does not mean that they "flaunt in the face of ths wisdom".Elamdri wrote:
When I read this, I feel an overarching sense of shame for my generation and the 2 generations that precede me. While I have tried my life to live according to a doctrine similar to this, I know at times I have faltered, and God knows many of the people on this forum flaunt in the face of this wisdom daily.
I don't believe that God created Heaven and Earth, I don't believe that we all sprung forth from Adam and Eve and I don't believe that Jesus Christ was the son of God.
However, I do believe in the morals of the Bible because these morals are important to all humanity, regardless of faith or lack thereof. These morals were not created by God or the Bible or any form of religion, these things only show the assertion of these morals which is indeed important, but by no means essential to someone being a good person and living a good life.
Turning your back on God does not mean turning your back on morality.
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