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To: rrufff who wrote (37851)	7/2/2004 10:06:58 AM
From: haqihana	Respond to of 39621

rrufff, "organized" religion has been a trouble maker on the earth for thousands of years. The organization of any religion places, the actions, words, and condemnations, in the hands of human beings, and all of us are flawed beings in one way, or the other. What is right, and what is wrong, is dictated by those that have found a way to be placed in high stations in their respective religions, and many a war has been fought, with many people killed, at the whim of these individuals. It is the human meddling that causes the imperfections in religious, or spiritual, worship. As for Christianity, the words of the bible have been twisted, and misrepresented, by humans to fit the biased opinions of those human beings. Most of what Emile, and some others on this thread say, bears no resemblance to the teachings of Jesus. When they say these things, they, in a way, blaspheme. It is not up to any human being to condemn another. That is in the hands of God, and those that do so, are usurping the power of God. I, seriously, doubt that He takes this lightly. I, also, doubt that we need worry about what will happen upon the demise of people like Emile. His body, which is nothing but that of a primate animal, as is every human's, will rot in the dirt like all dead things do. Since he has said things that proves he has no soul, there is nothing to go to, either, heaven, or hell. It will just be an end to a nothing. Many errands to do. Will be back later.