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Your god is Ialdeboth, the Demiurge, the false god. Any Gnostic would know your lies.

I'll stand up for Jesus.

It sure seems if you don't pick a religion and stick with it, someone will be along shortly to pick one for you.

I am a Christian but I do know that every individual, regardless of religous beliefs, is a flawed individual.

The concept of eternal life or eternal hell is fascinating and deeply rooted in various religious and philosophical traditions. It often reflects our views on morality, justice, and the afterlife. What do you think the implications are for how we live our daily lives, knowing that such ultimate consequences might exist?

Heaven and hell; it's all here on earth. Choose.

Lord of Lord, King of Kings!

What is the point of this post? This seems so formulaic like all cults and religions are. I live my daily life to the max and enjoy it. Don't treat others like shit. Don't hurt anyone. Don't commit crimes. I don't need anyone to tell me this. Life is not that complicated if not retarded.

Moral of the story is there is no heaven or hell. You just die. If you've been under anesthesia that's it. You just don't wake up. I don't need wealthy organizations to extract money from me to feel good about myself. I'm enjoying my life and don't need to sit in a shitty building every week thinking I'll go to some made up place out of thin air and pass around a dish and put money in it so some weirdo can talk to me about things I already know.

The Big Bang and DNA are the best evidence for a creator ever.

DNA could not have emerged in the few hundred million years between surface water on Earth and the first lifeforms. Not enough time. The odds of that happening are greater than finding the precise hydrogen atom in the entire galaxy. There is no evidence for RNA world, and even if there was, it wouldn't change the odds much. The complexity of even the simpliest RNA strand involved in life would need billions of years of trial and error, which was not present.

Now materialists are desperately clinging to the idea of simple proteins containing code, again a total hope move with no evidence extant for.