>>1552687

Absotively. I love everything about the Christ as savior theory. I love prayer, the 10 commandments, John 3:16, a messiah dying for my sins to give me eternal life, all of it. What I don't like is Noah and the flood account, Adam and Eve... I don't even like the idea of a fallen angel named Lucifer having all this power over us when all it would take is a nice tough love sit down between him and the all powerful supreme creator to straighten him out. Earth might as well be flat as far as my brain goes to believe all of it. Maybe I'm missing something.

>>1552492

>>1553998

Let me be more specific about Noah. It's the ark I have a problem with, especially the corralling all those pairs of animals and birds, plus all their varied foods. Maybe simple ancient people believed it. My brain finds it problematic.

>>1554143

Could you direct me to bible passages where it talks about we giving a being called Satan power? Not being argumentative, because I do like most of what you said. Just not a life long bible fag.

>>1554296

This is precisely the mystical claptrap I despise the most. Let me guess, an acid trip gave you that insight? What guru? Found in a book bought at Bohdi Tree in West Hollywood the night of the Allan Ginsberg literary appreciation society meeting?

>>1554331

>>1554361

I'm gonna say no. Not buying it. Mystical claptrap interpretation. Right up there with all the other late 19th century swindler theories we're still struggling with.

>>1554407

[insert Nasim meme calling you a spook faggot]

>>1554550

That deserves a Monty Python toe point!