Message #42935

[CrazyHobo]

Gentelmen, there are a few more things that both of you forgot to mention.

For starters, Jesus was Buddhist. If you read Rampa's books, then you will know that there are preserved records that indicate, that before turning 33 years old, Jesus spent much time in Tibet and India. Many of the things he spoke about are exactly what we believe in, only in a less violent way.

Secondly, there are 3 main elements in the world: chaos, order and enthropy. In all religions, they are given their own names in the form of the gods themselves. In Ancient Egyptian religion, those were Seth, Ra and Osiris. In Christianity, those are the Holy Father, the Holy Son and the Holy Spirit. If you do further research, you will find that all religions have this triad that is named in it's own way. The Triad is actually a very interesting thing to learn about on it's own, but our focus right now is ranting on Christianity, so I'll resume. When you know about the Triad, you come to the conclusion that all religions teach about the same thing and esentially, they are all the same. Since Christians and Muslims are the only religion in the world that is willing to justify their killings, these two go on the path of killing their fellow bretheren.
Also, add the fact that they zealously guard everything the Bible says and everytime you tell them it wasn't written by Jesus, they will say in return that it was written by people, who were directly inspired by God. So anything you say that doesn't go with their beliefs is blasphemy. When I get to be with a bunch of Christians, especially those from the Methodist Church, and tell them that I'm Buddhist (I'm not suicidal enough to tell them I'm a Black Dragon Agent, ya'll know what will happen, if that occurs in a Christian community >.> ), half of them will give me the eye, while the other half will utter that I'm the son of the devil.
And NOW that we know that Jesus was Buddhist, they are implying that their holy messiah was also the son of the devil, but they will never dare to say such a thing.
Gentelmen, with all this said, I come to the conclusion that Christianity is the most hypocritical religion one has ever seen. I have not studied Islam that much, but currently I presume that the two are pretty much the same.
Besides, the Dalai Lama himself said "I like your Jesus, I don't like you Christians".

Another noteworthy thing is that Christian culture is the only culture in the world, where the woman was made out of the man. Eve was made out of Adam's rib bone. In proper interpretation, a good manipulator can enforce the belief in a community that the man is superior to the woman. And up until the feminist movement started, this was the case: man was greater than woman. Heck, even now you will always see that statistically, women earn less then men. And if I recall correctly, the Bible directly says that the man's word has more weight than the woman's.
 They always organize riots, saying that gay people must be eradicated like a cancer and they still say that all witches must be burned. But when you tell them that the man is supposed to be superior to the woman, they will say "But such logic does not apply to our modern world".
 Excuse me, but what kind of hypocritical bullshit is this? We have grown intelligent enough to admit that the woman is man's equal, but we still persecute gays and wiccans? This adds even more hypocricy to the religion.