Why you should love Jesus.

@YeshuaBought ;
Beautiful song, thank you.


Beautiful, but here is my question; if Christ is calling on everyone as this song  so beautifully portrays, how could Christians remain in a Religion that makes God flesh and blood where Satan could kill Him?
How?

If God can be killed, then He is not Infinite and Eternal. How could Any-THING reach or touch God where He could be killed? By what, by God transforming into flesh?? That would be (I hate to put it this way, but to make a strong point) Satan's wet-dream, to kill God. He knows that's impossible, so he devised an evil lying doctrine that at least in the minds of billions of people, he was able to kill god.

If Infinite and Eternal can be turned into a finite, created being subject to dying , some flesh made out of dirt, then where is our Hope?
Who could, and honestly asking;  who would trust God anymore?

Luke 11:33 “No one, when he has lit a lamp, puts it in a secret place or under a basket, but on a lampstand, that those who come in may see the light. 34 The lamp of the body is the eye. Therefore, when your eye is good, your whole body also is full of light. But when your eye is bad, your body also is full of darkness.
35 Therefore take heed that the light which is in you is not darkness.
36 If then your whole body is full of light, having no part dark, the whole body will be full of light,
as when the bright shining of a lamp gives you light.”

There have been many people in history who were tortured to death in the name of others. For example, Joan of Arc. And Joan of Arc, at least, managed to save France from being obliterated and erased from history before dying at stake - while Jesus only got himself and his followers executed, and his land devastated by Roman legions. Which tends to happen when you proclaim that self-defense is a sin.

This worship towards people who lived centuries/millennia ago is really bizarre. Why not stick to the ideas for what they are, rather than constantly looking for someone, especially someone who has been a corpse for a very long time, to tell you what to believe?

MayCaesar said:

There have been many people in history who were tortured to death in the name of others. For example, Joan of Arc. And Joan of Arc, at least, managed to save France from being obliterated and erased from history before dying at stake - while Jesus only got himself and his followers executed, and his land devastated by Roman legions. Which tends to happen when you proclaim that self-defense is a sin.

This worship towards people who lived centuries/millennia ago is really bizarre. Why not stick to the ideas for what they are, rather than constantly looking for someone, especially someone who has been a corpse for a very long time, to tell you what to believe?

@MayCaesar So why do you listen to the long dead evolving Ape Darwin? Has anyone checked on him lately? You know evolution happens in the grave, right? Better check on his skull and bones, maybe he speciated?
His skull would make a good specimen, would fit the "missing link" quite-nicely, don't you two think so?