Logically speaking, the universe needs a cause.
It is an effect.
logically speaking, a creator needs a cause too then
Why did those people choose death? It is documented that they died, and that they chose to die. That cannot be denied
No.
yes
A cause does not need a cause in of itself.
the creator of a painting did not just pop in existance... the creator needed to be created.. . the creator is the effect, what was its cause?
Not of the creator is perpetual and eternal.
no such thing
How do you know?
because I have not seen proof of eternity or anything perpetual
Nobody answered my question though
conservation of energy laws... even the universe has an expire date
Guess it was a difficult one and the answer holds a truth that the one asked is afraid to accept
ragnarok.. why did people choose death? they were afraid of damnation
the church is nothing but a control mechanism designed to keep sheep in fear of the wolf (devil)
it is the oldest and most successful scam in history
there are 10,000 just like christianity, and each follower of their own KNOWS theirs is right
and offer the same.... proof..... you offer
That isn't proof.
now, enjoy your religious defense on a RELIGION SHITPOSTING channel.. .I will be back with more hot pokers for your butthurt later
little boots, you havent presented any proof either
"The absence of evidence is not evidence of absense."
If those people did not know for sure, why did they choose to be tortured to death?
Christianity stands alone. Actually look at the other religions and try again. You’ll find similarities, but Christianity is unique.
no christianity stole a lot from pagans
Nor am I because it's an unknown.
and if you think otherwise you are a fucking moron
That includes a generation of people who claim to have witnessed Jesus' miracles firsthand. They chose death.
Joey name them please
Christianity stole nothing from pagans. Try again.
Ok... Christmas... aka Yule is a big one
Well... the image of Satan is usually a pagan image
So there’s that.
Easter - Stolen from a pagan festival celebrating fertility and birth
Christianity overpowered and changed a pagan holiday.
Joey does that mean that if I'm born on September 11, that Al Qaeda did what they did in celebration of my birthday?
Gave the pagans something Christian to celebrate instead of their degenerate orgy.
Halloween - Introduced later on by a pope (forgot his name) but was a festival to celebrate the day the dead can walk among us... stolen to be "all saints day" to be a contrast to it
Name actual Christian celebrations and cultural activities that can be tied directly to Christianity, that were copied from pagans
