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Originally Posted by Logic.
Now I don't sit here and think Jesus' whole life is exactly what is told in the Bible, that's just foolish, that doesn't mean I don't believe in what he did or what he stood for. And look at yourself Nos, by thinking any opinion other than your own is completely out of place because you've grown up all your life with your set of beliefs is just like what you're saying religion does, am I wrong? You're not willing to accept any other idea unless it supplements your set of ideas which is bullshit. Now you can ramble on all day about how the average person isn't open, but we're talking about ME now, and I am. And after all the shit I've read about any other religion, and against my own, I'm still Christian and have my set of beliefs on it. That's because true faith isn't related in any way to logic, which YOU use to base your life off of, so I wouldn't expect you to understand.
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I grew up as a Roman Catholic, and I studied theology... I then became a protestant, Atheist, Agnostic and now finally I'm set on the right path.
Do you have any idea how good Christianity is? I would love to be a Christian. I would absolutely love it. It means eternal life, constant unwavering love, and it's role model is perfect. However it isn't that easy. From all my years of being "Christian" i've learnt something. I'll give you an analogy.
Let's say i'm a curious young boy who climbed up to a high branch in a tall tree. Now, Christianity tells me I should jump down and let my father catch me. The right path tells me I should climb down by myself. I have faith, and jump down from the branch... My leg is broken, and I become crippled. Christianity tells me my father will come and carry me. The right path tells me I should pick up a stick, and walk by myself.
What do you think i'm going to do?