Originally Posted by Hessah
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I just pictured Hraes talking like a old man stroking his beard..
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LOL I pictured him as our CLF (Christian Life Formation. It's a uhh... Well, it's a subject.) teacher. All wise and that shit. xD
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Originally Posted by Hessah
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@Sera - Yes I guess you get different types of christian/catholics? Some read the bible like it's facts.. some believes it but never enforce it on others...
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Yeah, I can imagine a huge mess if these different types of Christian-Catholics meet in an open forum or debate or just talk about the whole thing or whatever. And you're right, some of them read the Bible like all the things in it are facts, there are those who take things too literally, there are those who take things too figuratively, there are those who've read everything yet remain confused about what the writings are trying to mean, or what the reality (about it) is. Well, that's religion .-. I mean for example, if you're a Christian-Catholic like I am, you can't tell a Hindu that he/she's going to hell if he/she commits suicide, if there isn't even any such thing as hell in Hinduism (this is just an example, I have... no ideas about Hinduism and uhh, Hindu damnation/damnation in terms of Hinduism (though, I personally think that there's bound to be damnation everywhere lol)). I mean who knows what will happen, what's really true or whatever, I'm not even sure if the things I'm typing are what I'm really trying to mean, @.@ There are even those who claim to be strong believers yet they go against what they believe, which is just absurd rofl. I admit there are even times when I question and doubt things. But ah well, in the advent of such, my sister just keeps telling me that religion is religion and faith is faith. Blahblahblah. Then we'd end up in an argument and things end up all the same. The end. *.*