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The target audience for this video is the hundreds of millions of people who don’t quite believe the whole Bible, but still propogate Christianity because of its value as a set of moral guidelines. All creative assets used under fair use. Music Credits: Opening and Closing: Bitter Sweet Symphony, by The Verve Yoga Nidra, by Meditation Spa Meditation, by Relaxing Piano Music Consort One, by Metallica, played by a tribute band Meditation Spa Canon, by Meditation Spa Richard Dawkins video at the end: www.youtube.com Transcript: ———————————- Many Americans use Christianity as a way to teach very positive modern values to their children. In this video i will address the following question. Is religion good or harmful when used in this way? [The majority of the story in this video took place in the late 1990's and I have no remaining legal obligations based upon these events.] In his recent book Beyond Religion the Dalai Lama proposed that religion based ethics are no longer sufficient for our modern world because we are too diverse too connected and our weapons too powerful for us to go on living by “revealed” moral codes that conflict with one another. He proposed that we develop a common set of secular ethics that everyone can agree upon. In the beginning of the book he said that if internal values are like water then religion is like tea. And while no-one needs any specific type of tea, we all need water. His opinion is that religion, like tea, bears …
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Esoteric Christianity, Or The Lesser Mysteries

This collection chronicles the fiction and non fiction classics by the greatest writers the world has ever known. The inclusion of both popular as well as overlooked pieces is pivotal to providing a broad and representative collection of classic works.

Esoteric Christianity, Or The Lesser Mysteries

The Heart of Christianity

World-renowned Jesus scholar Marcus J. Borg shows how we can live passionately as Christians in today’s world by practicing the vital elements of Christian faith.For the millions of people who have turned away from many traditional beliefs about God, Jesus, and the Bible, but still long for a relevant, nourishing faith, Borg shows why the Christian life can remain a transforming relationship with God. Emphasizing the critical role of daily practice in living the Christian life, he explores how prayer, worship, Sabbath, pilgrimage, and more can be experienced as authentically life-giving practices.Borg reclaims terms and ideas once thought to be the sole province of evangelicals and fundamentalists: he shows that terms such as “born again” h

The Heart of Christianity

What is “counterfeit Christianity,” and isn’t it really just a way for Christians to insult other Christians?
If someone who’s Christian happens to practice or believe things that aren’t printed in the Bible, but they still follow the teachings of Christ, how does it make them any less of a Christian? Isn’t it just judgement and arrogance on the part of the accuser?
seeker of holy God: “you do not believe or teach false things” – why is it false if it happens to not be mentioned in the Bible? Does that make any sense to you?

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Answer by i am NOT
Definitely. But then again, who am I to judge? Dueces.

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Does it irk you that Christianity is under “Religion” in the bookstore but Wicca and other religions aren’t?
I’ve noticed that Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are all under the label of “Religion” with a whole big section to itself, but Wicca, Buddhism, Druidism, Hinduism, Taoism, etc are all crammed together and mixed up in a tiny corner of the bookstore half the size of the “Religion” section and labeled “New Age.”
@nietzsche: Druidism is not Eastern, it’s European.

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Answer by Riddle
I think that might just be your bookstore. Mine’s not like that.

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Which branches of christianity most often use the word Accuser to describe “the devil”?
Where does the term “the accuser” most often come up? Certain sections of the bible? Certain texts about the bible? Certain types of christianity use it more?

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Answer by † Seek truth †
I don’t know which denomination uses that word all the time, but it is in Revelation.

Revelation 12:10
And I heard a loud voice saying in heaven, Now is come salvation, and strength, and the kingdom of our God, and the power of his Christ: for the accuser of our brethren is cast down, which accused them before our God day and night.

And by the way, the Christians around the world are getting falsely accused all the time, and more and more all over the world, as we near the end of the age.

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Is “Hinduism” just as imaginary as “Christianity” or “Catholicism”?

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Answer by Haardik Lathia
All religions are just a way of looking at god. It doesn’t change what god really is, it just changes what we think of him to be.
So, in a way, yes, all religions are just as imaginary.

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where is this quote to be found in Lewis’ Mere Christianity: “Christianity, if false, is of no importance” ?
I can’t remember where these quotes are in the book:
“Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important”

“Aim at heaven and you will get earth thrown in. Aim at earth and you get neither”
if you could just give me the page number i’d be so thankful!

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Answer by MDW
p 35 and p 58. At least in my book!

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is Christianity on its way out?
from Catholicism to the Great Schism, where then Protestants dissolved into more diverse groups, and more recently more churches stopped being “Presbyterian” or “Baptist” and began just being non denominational, does anyone else feel like we may be in the middle of an unraveling of Christianity? i have to imagine when Greek mythology withered away, it began like this as well.

furthermore, with atheism becoming more prevalent alongside agnosticism, do you every sit back and think that we are on the downward slope?
nobody is expanding on the points i made about the dissolution from Catholicism to what we see now
good input G E M Ancscombe, thanks!

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Answer by Aw Shut The Heck Up
Not even close sparky, thanks for the laugh. I like clowns

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