Risen from the dead like this ?
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it seems only to divide human beings to this day
to see them all want to believe in such
a fable. When the actual story of
resurrection began so many centuries
before with India's messiah Krishna,
and the Lord Buddha...or from the many many
other resurrection stories from out of Egypt , Greece
and Persia . Almost every one of those earlier stories
the same as the Christian , verbatim, for
that's where they came from.
Such beliefs only stem from
an innate desire to perpetuate the myths
of being "Chosen Ones " .
Meant originally to separate themselves
from the condemned and wicked , it has created
far more wrong than good.
In the modern world such notions are your right
to believe in , but will not survive
much longer.
They are intrinsically foolish , wrong to teach
your children or preach.... and much,
much more. It even divides Christian from Christian
as you pointed out.
To further such a myth of exclusion , based solely
on such limited view of God , must really test your
powers of compassion to see the door only open
to those who believe as you , and in your mind
all others damned to eternal hell .
But it is only in your mind where it is true ...
the way may be narrow and hard , but
not that hard to perpetuate such
foolishness now .
Something that was never original, but from a part
of the world where the life and preservation
of the tribe was paramount...and later an empire.
regards
Mars
PS: People will always more easily congregate, when they learn to choose and to celebrate life together beyond that Tower of Babbel , that such beliefs foster.
There always was a common thread, but there still remains so much ancient suspicion and resentments in that dogma that leads the tribes of that world
make war to this day...instead of
finding common ground. |
