He tried to warn us to find Jesus or go to hell. This was my response:
I found him. I work with him. I have also worked with other members of the Christian pantheon like the Archangel Michael. I am Wiccan.
I also work with a host of other gods and goddess from various religious pantheons. And guess what? Jesus and the members of the Christian pantheon smile on it and accept it. They know that they are all a part of a greater whole.
You, on the other hand, find yourself in a religious claustrophobic box of hatred towards others of differing beliefs. All the prayer in the world will not save you from your own ignorance. And yes. One day you will find yourself in the heaven you so aggressively proselytize about. You will be with your kind. A group of like minded xenophobes who are terrified of anything that is slightly different from yourselves.
2006-11-13
08:20:02
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On the other hand, I will find myself in a far more inclusive location. I'll be able to have a chat with Gandhi, speak about all the mythological constructs with someone like Joseph Campbell, or simply have a nice stroll with Bach while asking, "How did you come up with the system of music that we use to this day?"
I much prefer where I'm going. It will be quite the gift. With this thought in mind...
Who really is the loser?
Now to everyone here, I ask the same question. Who are the real losers in this continuing religious battle?
2006-11-13
08:21:22 ·
update #1
Love Sheppard - when you become a member of a specific group that tells you their way is the best, this fosters xenophobia due to its basic exclusivity.
2006-11-14
03:18:33 ·
update #2