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"Love each other" is main rule of the Christianity and it's not a myth, definitely. Rites are absurd, love is not.
by EugeneOZ 14y ago
"Love each other" is main rule of the Christianity and it's not a myth, definitely. Rites are absurd, love is not.
- dorkrawk 14y agoBut I think more people are starting to incorporate the idea of love without the baggage that might come with a religion.
- jonsterling 14y ago“Love each other” is almost certainly not the main idea of Christianity (rule? perhaps). The main idea of Christianity is that you are inherently in a state of sinning, and that Christ has sacrificed himself to atone for your sins: if you accept Him, you will be forgiven your sins and accepted into the Heavenly Kingdom. If you do not believe in (or know of) Him, you will burn for eternity in the pit of sulfur. That's the main idea of Christianity.
- danilocampos 14y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_racket http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_racket
- EugeneOZ 14y agoI think there is 2 things: 1) really great book with really great ideas about love, forgiveness and dominating of wisdom (new Testament); 2) greedy clergy which are trying to "explain" that book in dimension they want, to get frightened people and control them, like old shamans. Not all of them are greedy, but still it's my opinion.
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- tokipin 14y agothat's also the main rule of like... common sense -.-
- gfodor 14y agoMyths are stories, events, and characters people believe in. "Love each other" is not any of these things. The myths I'm referring to are the ones involving virgin births, resurrections, and hilariously human-like deities who rule over mankind like invisible sky wizards.
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