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Politics : Should God be replaced? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mitch Blevins who wrote (12370)	5/18/2002 9:03:00 AM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28931

Do you mean to tell me that you do not believe that Moses could part a large river? Or cause his staff to turn into a snake? Oh no , Mitch that isn't all that the comic-book character Moses did in the Bible , in fact if you do a Bible search on "Moses", there is enough insanity and barbarism in that one chracter , which should be enough to convince any "thinking" person to switch religions immediately , whether Jew or Christian ! Buddha could have seven tongues and three penises , and not match the barbarism and grotesque caricature that this character of Moses poses...all anyone has to do is -->read the Bible . It is not at all a surprising coincidence , that there are 113,853 results on Altavista alone , when you do a search for "Christian Apologetics". This group of tribes were completely consumed with war, slaughter , battle and agression to anyone and everyone that disagreed with their incredibly barbaric God and his "promises". Just unbelievable that they can argue with scientist of the theory of creation , and yet completely ignore one of the biggest literary farces of human history in the character of merry 'ol Moses . Beyond fantasy island this story is , yet so obvious was the struggle to use "God" to lay claim on the land of their desire . When you lack the might and the right to achieve your ends , why not invent a "God" , that will scare your foes away ? Trouble is , they did more slaying of each other than they did of their true enemies . No wonder they were doomed to fall... ;-)