Sentences with phrase «own version of god»

When will these religious extremists realize that not everyone on this planet follows thier version of God?

Whatever it iis that you think your version of a god wants, needs, desires, or demands is irrelevant.

No one would say they're not religious who believes in the Christian version of god.

Dawkins has taken the God of the Hebrew as they knew God and characterized God in their written book and made up his own version of God which just happens to be your version.

Neither your version of a god, nor any version of any other god, has standing in our secular laws.

The SBC claims their version of god wants them to think gays are icky, so they need get rid of the folks in the BSA who said they weren't.

Your version of a god is no more, nor no less special or real than any of the other 10,000 gods we have invented, so why does he get special privileges other gods don't get?

So what's er it is that you nutters think your version of a god wants, needs, desires, or demands is irrelevant.

If the choice is an eternity with your version of god, or an eternity in hell, give me hell.

Christians actually get angry when people don't talk about their particular version of god before they die.

Well seeing as only 33 % of people on this planet believe in your version of a god, that means 4.6 billion people (and counting) are going to be burned in hell by your god.

Of that number, 90 % — 1.8 billion — belong to sects whose official p [osition is that there is no problem with a faith in the Christian version of a god, and an understanding that evolution is a fact.

The problems arise when you push those beliefs onto the rest of us and legalize hate, bigotry, and discrimination against a group of US citizens because you think your version of a god wants you to think these groups are icky.

I know religious people will make excuses for their version of god.

You theists; however, are free to believe in whatever god, gods, or versions of gods you want.

Still, in no way does this even begin to make a case for the christian version of God.

That it is YOUR version of god vs no god.

When so many people with different versions of God (s) claim a monopoly of truth for their interpretation exclusive of all the others, the logical conclusion is that none of them are right.

One of the most compelling to me, is the fact that there are so many versions of god (s).

----- Even if everything else in your post is true (it's not), you make a giant leap then by just as.suming it's the christian version of God that is «correct».

So essentially everyone is an atheist towards anyone else's version of god.

Your version of god is yours — other people hold equal views of their own gods 0 or no god at all.

Just because your version of god says something (which of course mught be somethign diffeent to a different christian group) does not mean it should be the law of the land.

How many versions of God are there?

Christians dàmning everyone who believes in a different god or version of god, to hell

I am sympathetic to the monkey version of God — see my post (type in «monkey» in the search)-- but not to an all - knowing, personal, caring deity — seems utterly silly to me — very anthropocentric, of course.

I'm guessing you believe Islam's version of God is a fantasy.

They are religious fanatics, who want to impose their version of God's word on the rest of us.

But, how do you decide which version of God to follow?

Yes, we know for a fact that the Christian version of god (ie, the one described in the bible) does not exist.

Re: «Sure I could be wrong but I have no version of God of my own.»

«SBNR» people, on the other hand, believe in some undefined version of god for which they have no evidence whatsoever.

You rejected a satanic version of God, which means that by rejecting that false god, you were actually worshipping the true God!

Chumminess is in; grandeur is out, We want a version of God that bears some resemblance to ourselves.

As for the use of god vs. God - if it is any deity then God works, if it is referring to the god of the Bible then God is just a shorter way to reference one or more of the versions of that god.

Vic You are here promoting your religion, dare I say preaching Christianity but can't seem to take the push back from those that believe your religion is any more than a myth, one of the ugliest versions of the god myths BTW.

We can't prove there isn't another version of god, but it is so far - fetched that it requires a leap of faith to give it any credence.

Trying to insert god into scientific theories is only setting yourself up for science to prove you wrong in time, so how about you try and look at things with a fresh perspective and consider the possibility that god (or at least the version of god you have in mind) has a very low probability of existing.

If there are any versions of god you're specifically asking about, let me know.

Karma beats out the Christian version of god.

As far as your version of god is concerned — that is all yours and you are welcome to it.

If one truly believes that people are only saved through one's version of god, then wouldn't any action, no matter how violent, be justified in «saving» those people?

At this point in his exegesis of Logos John refers back to this version of God's glory in the body of Israel, his «son.»

And a particular version of a god's word means nothing at all unless you believe in that particular version of that god.

Of that number, 90 % — 1.8 billion — belong to sects whose position is that there is no problem with a faith in the Christian version of a god and an understanding that evolution is a fact.

It is just not me who doesn't believe in your version of god.

If the christian version of god is real, he must have one hell of a sense of humor.

And if you are not proficient with the Word, Satan will use his twisted version of God's Word against you.

Your cobbled together version of a god showed up about 6000 years ago.

Of that number, 1.8 billion (90 %) belong to sects whose position is that there is no problem with a faith in your version of a god, and an understanding that evolution is a fact.