Re: RE: Re: RE: Holy Conception Batman
That sounds like something a person would want their God to be like. All loving and not hell casting. Seriously, if there is a place for all the good people then there'd better be a place for all the moogys. A person may not want there to be a hell, and may not like the fact that there is and therefore wants to believe there is no hell which is what Judaism is to me. Someone who doesn't believe in hell and says there is no hell because they don't like the fact that there is. Or the messiah Jesus, when he was going to be crucified they the Jewish people had a choice. Free the killing rapist in jail called Barthamis or something close to it. Or free Jesus from the prison hold. Jesus being the claimed son of God. The Jewish people decided to free the killing rapist and crucify Jesus Christ. Jesus said to them that they were all going to Hell if they kill them and if they accept it. The Jewish are like Yes. Then Jesus ressurected and the Jewish are like......uhh......there's no hell!I hope!!
Originally posted by whorlichan
Because our God is a benevolent and loving one 
(Just ignore Job. He's a special case, and he got better anyway!)
Basically, if you're a really religious Jew, all you hear is that God loves you. As long as you follow the 10 basic rules you're okay--no one except the rabbis really knows all 613 mitzvot that you're supposed to do every day, and I don't think anyone actually does them all, even the ultra-Orthodox. There's not enough time in the day!
There's no hellfire and brimstone and "do this or you'll go to hell" in Judaism. And if you do sin, you can shove all your sins and wrongdoings into a goat and shove it off a cliff, or into a chicken and wave it around your head and toss it over a fence. Then you're free and clear
(Just ignore Job. He's a special case, and he got better anyway!)Basically, if you're a really religious Jew, all you hear is that God loves you. As long as you follow the 10 basic rules you're okay--no one except the rabbis really knows all 613 mitzvot that you're supposed to do every day, and I don't think anyone actually does them all, even the ultra-Orthodox. There's not enough time in the day!
There's no hellfire and brimstone and "do this or you'll go to hell" in Judaism. And if you do sin, you can shove all your sins and wrongdoings into a goat and shove it off a cliff, or into a chicken and wave it around your head and toss it over a fence. Then you're free and clear
That sounds like something a person would want their God to be like. All loving and not hell casting. Seriously, if there is a place for all the good people then there'd better be a place for all the moogys. A person may not want there to be a hell, and may not like the fact that there is and therefore wants to believe there is no hell which is what Judaism is to me. Someone who doesn't believe in hell and says there is no hell because they don't like the fact that there is. Or the messiah Jesus, when he was going to be crucified they the Jewish people had a choice. Free the killing rapist in jail called Barthamis or something close to it. Or free Jesus from the prison hold. Jesus being the claimed son of God. The Jewish people decided to free the killing rapist and crucify Jesus Christ. Jesus said to them that they were all going to Hell if they kill them and if they accept it. The Jewish are like Yes. Then Jesus ressurected and the Jewish are like......uhh......there's no hell!I hope!!
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