God Prefers Atheists
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originally spotted here --> http://cowboycaleb.liquidblade.com/index.php/page/2/
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Whoever atheist that drew that comic could make a hell of true Christian.
So too whoever which laugh at the comic.
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For goodness sake, im laughing at the humour in the cartoon, not wad christianity is abt.
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Haha.... good one...
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Originally posted by seotiblizzard:
For goodness sake, im laughing at the humour in the cartoon, not wad christianity is abt.
But it's obvious that whoever found the comic funny knows the difference between being a good Christian or not.
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Originally posted by Miracles&Prophecies:
But it's obvious that whoever found the comic funny knows the difference between being a good Christian or not.
Ur pt is?Dude its a freaking comic strip.
If u dont laugh then wad?
Cry ah? knn.
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well, looking at the comic strip
true christian means to ask god for help to lose weight and to blow up someone in the name of god over land??
oh, i get ur logic now
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Originally posted by laurence82:
well, looking at the comic strip
true christian means to ask god for help to lose weight and to blow up someone in the name of god over land??
oh, i get ur logic now
You also included.
No you do not get my logic. Give it some thoughts.
If you still cant, I'll tell if you say you give up. It's supposed to be obvious.
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I say, if you dont have the answer, dun act like you have the answer
no wonder this forum went down
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the first one quite true leh..
we must also work for it, not just gong gong pray for miracles to happen.
haahaa
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Originally posted by laurence82:
I say, if you dont have the answer, dun act like you have the answer
no wonder this forum went down
And if you don't understand someone's post don't comment on it. For your own sake really.
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The author of the comic depiction of Christian character is misleading. That is not a true Christian. But to be fair the author's depection of the Christian in his/her comic could in all possibility contains or posseses some truth in it no matter how small. That some professed Christians are actually doing good and pryaing for all the wrong reasons.
However the depiction of the atheists from the author's comic is really interesting. The Atheists in the comic are viewed by God in the comic(and by the people who laugh at the comic) to be better in that their mind set is actually better than some professed Christians that the author depicted in his comic.
This shows that the author and the people who laughed at the comic and who found the comic to be funny acknowlege that the atheists mind set in the comic are better and thus more favorable to God than the Christian depicted in the comic. By knowing this the author and the people who laugh at the comic strip prove that they have an ideal Christian mindset. They know what pleases the Lord. And what doesn't. That is the sign of a true Christian.
So the author himself or herself and the people who laugh at the paradox of the comic could and would make a good Christians. In that they know what pleases the Lord and what doesn't.
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Originally posted by Miracles&Prophecies:
And if you don't understand someone's post don't comment on it. For your own sake really.
more like catching someone's bluffpffft
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I like the last one ...
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Originally posted by laurence82:
more like catching someone's bluffpffft
There is a saying
You cannot teach a fool
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Originally posted by Miracles&Prophecies:
There is a saying
You cannot teach a fool
And its not to be used an excuse for something you cant explain -
Originally posted by Miracles&Prophecies:
The author of the comic depiction of Christian character is misleading. That is not a true Christian. But to be fair the author's depection of the Christian in his/her comic could in all possibility contains or posseses some truth in it no matter how small. That some professed Christians are actually doing good and pryaing for all the wrong reasons.
However the depiction of the atheists from the author's comic is really interesting. The Atheists in the comic are viewed by God in the comic(and by the people who laugh at the comic) to be better in that their mind set is actually better than some professed Christians that the author depicted in his comic.
This shows that the author and the people who laughed at the comic and who found the comic to be funny acknowlege that the atheists mind set in the comic are better and thus more favorable to God than the Christian depicted in the comic. By knowing this the author and the people who laugh at the comic strip prove that they have an ideal Christian mindset. They know what pleases the Lord. And what doesn't. That is the sign of a true Christian.
So the author himself or herself and the people who laugh at the paradox of the comic could and would make a good Christians. In that they know what pleases the Lord and what doesn't.
OMG! Have u no sense of humour at all??
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Originally posted by seotiblizzard:
OMG! Have u no sense of humour at all??
it isnthe means self professed christians are not true christians
the non christians are the true believers
therefore all protestants, catholics, mormons and jedi should now bow down to the advice of the non christians
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Originally posted by laurence82:
it isnthe means self professed christians are not true christians
the non christians are the true believers
therefore all protestants, catholics, mormons and jedi should now bow down to the advice of the non christians
Oh i get it.
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I find the comic strip humorous in so far as it betrays the prejudices of atheists and how they like to skew issues to ridicule Christians and to justify their non-belief.
After having a good laugh, it's appropriate to put things in proper perspective. For what its worth, my comments on the three situations depicted in the comic strip are as follows:
1. If a loving Dad had a young son who got himself into problems, would the Dad prefer that his son turn to him for help ? Or to turn to someone else like an uncle, or to try to sort things out for himself and dig himself into a deeper hole ?
Having said that, the comic is also misleading because Christianity doesn't teach that one should only pray and not work. I believe it was St. Augustine who put it beautifully, "Pray as though everything depended on God, and work as though everything depended on you".
2. While it is true that many Christians avoid sin because of fear of hell and punishment, many also avoid sin because they love God and neighbour. Similarly, I'm quite sure there are many atheists who avoid wrong doing because they fear prison and punishment and not for any noble reason.
3. You don't have to use God's name to start wars and senseless killing. You can equally start world wars and purges of your enemy without invoking God's name.
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Many problems with your reasoning
1. Who says this comic is about turning to the right entity? Why would sorting the trouble out oneself will necessarily lead to deeper hole? If St Augustine said this, how many Christians really know this and practise it. I am sure many dont, hence i think the potrayal is just and fair.
2. On one hand you said many Christians also avoid sin due to noble cause, ie, they love God and neighbours, on the other hand you believe many atheists avoid sin due to fear of punishments. if you think the comic portray biases, how can you lap it up with another?
3. Well, truth is there are many religious wars driven by maniacs who invoke God's name. But the point isnt about God.
Seems nobody realise this comic isnt about Christianity, its about Christians, and it seems the fact remains unchanged.
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It's nice to know that Christians can laugh at insults to their religion.
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Originally posted by seotiblizzard:
OMG! Have u no sense of humour at all??
I don't laugh at it I don't find it particularly funny.
I'm not offended by it either.