The true religion and why christians don't follow the bible

>>19312185
About Christianity I have only to say this:

The whole idea is that Jesus is the offer of God to mankind.
We all have heard the story.
In a garden, a man and woman eat a fruit.
Before that they where not aware of sin.

If that is true, and only the man was told by God not to eat from the tree, how fair is it of God to punish them that hard and even the rest of mankind for not doing what was asked of them. Where they able to forsee how much impact it would have to eat? Not knowing sin at all?
So is it just of God to act the way God did?

Isn't it God that should bare the blame?
Do you really respect anyone who turned out to be so selfish and unreasonable?

If you do, do you honestly think other mortals will have any respect for you?

>>19312185
They use their pride and ego assuming they were born into the correct way. Same as everyone else in the world. They're gonna push and push until theirs nothing left. All sides pushing against one another. Look deep inside people the kingdom of god is within you. You do not have to worship a man that turned monotheism into a trinity, once he discovered it wasn't the end times. You do not have to listen to a false prophet that screwed children either.

>>19312281
You act like God just abandoned them after eating from the Tree of Knowledge.

>>19312281
You will notice the book of Genesis bears a remarkable resemblance to the Epic of Gilgamesh. As different governing interests merged (by conquest or consent for other reasons) there arose a need to merge the interests of the citizenry. The interests at the time, I believe, were to replace the existing pan-theistic belief system with a mono-theistic one - hence the change of role for the snake (it was demonized, though in the original literature it was a guide).

While I'm not able to cite any specific examples at the moment, I can provide one with which we are already familiar: Christmas - a weird fusion of Paganism and Christianity. While the holiday, in some sense, celebrates the sacrifice, it also involves a substantial degree of nature worship (decorating the tree, wreathes, etc...). Basically, Christmas as we know it today was engineered to merge the Pagan and Christian belief systems (and the people who follow them).

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>>19312281
>how fair is it of God to punish them that hard and even the rest of mankind for not doing what was asked of them. Where they able to forsee how much impact it would have to eat? Not knowing sin at all?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uxfoTxvR6Q

>>19312281

God didn't flip his shit like some narcissistic parent, "omg you ate my apple pack your bags and gtfo!"

The whole point was in choosing freewill we cursed ourselves, we ourselves are tortured and have to live with the pain of sin because we have freewill. God warned us what it meant to eat from the tree of knowledge, it meant we would be depressed and anxious and angry and aware of evil and how it influenced ourselves, pulling our mind from paradise (the bliss of ignorance). In that moment as we chose freewill and knowledge we introduced to ourselves as a species the ability to contemplate, recognize, see and act on sin and evil. It plagues us as humans.

>>19312370
So, to explain the autism of my last post: Basically, what was once "truth" has been mutilated so many times throughout history, and in the interest of combining incompatible belief systems, that the inconsistencies (and corresponding lack of critical thinking ability of the average follower) were requisite to that end.