"God Hates Gays"

Ren said, "So yes it seems very possible that god created us for entertainment and added some drama to make it interesting, instead of cancelling the show after a couple of seasons."

I agree with this I would assume the human race was very entertaining as viewed from above. So entertaining that we made war, murder, casinos, dog races, boxing arenas, books, movies, W.W.F. other t.v. shows and really everything else to entertain ourselves. I bet through time "God" has had quite a few laughs and crys with what is happening on Earth. I would also assume he really likes to watch "Murder she wrote" or "the golden girls" I bet hes got all the episodes TiVo'ed

But didn't God try canceling the show already? I.e. with the flood of Noah

and for the record I don't believe in a "God" or a "Deity" and by no means was i trying to offend those who do, just saying.

It wasn't cancelled, he probably wanted it to take a new direction and had to kill some characters to stick with one good, small "core" team to build up the script. Similar to how they got rid of Kes on Star Trek Voyager.

Angelus wrote: So why do we place our faith in something written and constantly corrupted by man. Is there any piece of god left in the bible? Was god even instrumental in the creation of the bible?

ah the answer to this is simple, people need something to believe in. whether it's science, mythology, or whatnot. it is human nature to be self destructive, we need some form of spirituality to set a moral standard from...an ideal to live up to...a means of controlling our nature, and something to believe in gives us this. god, science, the force etc...

as to whether there is any piece of god left in the bible....that depends on whom you ask, if you ask a christian the answer is likely going to be yes, if you ask a non christian the answer would be no...i'm not christian so my answer would be no, but i wasn't present at its creation.

was god instrumental in the creation of the bible....again ask a christian and the answer would be yes, but a non christian would say no...

in the end the most important thing is to be a good person, it doesn't matter what faith you follow as long as you've lived right...live right and you'll go where you belong.

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beautifully stated

Wow, lots of responses and discussion since I've last been in! In response over all to the mythology of the flood and the varying views of God (like how can he be full of love and yet drown most of the population), and such I will state this:

The Bible was written by man. Supposedly inspired by God. God never outright spoke aloud to anyone (IMO). The authors in the Bible wrote what they believed that God was telling them in their hearts. That is why there are so many contrary verses in it. God didn't cause a great flood (again IMO), but it was a tale to teach a lesson. A myth if you will. No original sin, we aren't punished for Adam's sin, that would be absurd, no loving God would really do that.

To me God is love. He loves everyone, no matter their race, religion, sexuality, etc.

One thing about floods and earthquakes and all that stuff. Ancient people of whatever faith were very quick to scream, "Look! Our God(s) are displeased and punishing us". Modern people tend to do this as well but at least voice of reason can be.. uhhh.. voiced... nowadays.

They were faced with unbelievable things, and can hardly be blamed. One crazy guy boasts about the end of the world in the street for 10 years, then one day fire surges into the sky only to come back as hot rocks. Suddenly that crazy guy doesn't sound so crazy anymore. And there was religion.

ren wrote: They were faced with unbelievable things, and can hardly be blamed. One crazy guy boasts about the end of the world in the street for 10 years, then one day fire surges into the sky only to come back as hot rocks. Suddenly that crazy guy doesn't sound so crazy anymore. And there was religion.

lol well I personally think you're skipping a step or two in the creation of religion but that's just me.

I find that i'm not so concerned with the creation of the Christian religion, but the end of it. Which, one can hope, will be soon.