I'm not talking about unprovable "after life" consequences based on threats and promises.
The only consequence I can see is when you get caught or are accused of "sinning".
The REAL LIFE consequences seem to be disapproving glances, slander, defamation of character, demonization, and ostracism from other self righteous Christians when they are in need of manipulating others. So the only real consequences seem to be somewhat subtle but sometimes overt social and psycholigical punishment by other humans.
Do not focus only on the extremes. Murder, thievery, rape, etc. are not the only things considered "sins". Lots of silly, petty things are also included and the list is almost unlimited depending on the needs of the Christian manipulator. For example "Harry Potter is a sin", or "eating meat on Friday during lent", or sometimes simply questioning beliefs.
And I still don't get the reason for calling people "sinners" if everyone is supposedly a "sinner".
2007-08-31
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