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daysleeper1985 · 04-29-2009, 04:15 AM

I think that it isn't a question of how real christianity is, just a question of how relevent it is...I can understand how in a pre-scientific society that it was a very relative and poignant source of hope for the unknown, all any religion seems to be, in essence, is a source of unrealistic hope for that which, fundamentally, is the one remaining unanswered question; where do we go when we die? Fear has created some beautiful and terrible aspects of our existance...unfortunately I believe religion of any description fills a big part of the latter category.

I for one look forward to the everlasting peace of turning to dust.

04-29-2009, 04:15 AM	#365 (permalink)
daysleeper1985 Groupie Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: remember that place next to the floating antelopes? not there. Posts: 20	I think that it isn't a question of how real christianity is, just a question of how relevent it is...I can understand how in a pre-scientific society that it was a very relative and poignant source of hope for the unknown, all any religion seems to be, in essence, is a source of unrealistic hope for that which, fundamentally, is the one remaining unanswered question; where do we go when we die? Fear has created some beautiful and terrible aspects of our existance...unfortunately I believe religion of any description fills a big part of the latter category. I for one look forward to the everlasting peace of turning to dust.