>>19721370
Are you sure about that?
He made company with drunks and addicts.
He consorted with a whore. A lot.
He fed the unwashed and unkempt.
He challenged all legal authorities.
He insisted religion was evil.
He spoke in riddles to confuse the prideful.
Then, His father, God, made him a human sacrifice for your consumption.
Your disbelief in him and his resurrection will be your ruin for all eternity.
And worst of all, He wanted you to pay taxes to Caesar.
Taxation is theft.
>>19721372
I find myself wondering why it always has to be within. Why not build it out there for all to have? Why is humanity standing in its own way?
>>19721384
>"His death was horrific and grotesque. God…"
You're right. It was horrific and grotesque. I wonder why God didn't stop it? You were brought into this world of no choice of your own, and start off by believing you don't deserve to exist in the best of places that God may have prepared for you. Why? Do you believe that the death of God's son at the altar of sacrifice to the Prince of the Power of the Air was a necessary turn of events in order for you to have salvation from… being human in a human world?
Because you do realize it wasn't necessary, right?