We live different lives, how can we follow the same rules?
Where is Africna religions we were the first humans
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How Christianity will likely ‘improve’ itself over time
1. The Trinity and Divine Nature
- Issue: The concept of one God in three persons (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) is inherently paradoxical. Traditional explanations rely on analogies or mystery rather than strict logic.
- Potential improvement: Greater clarity in how these relationships are framed philosophically could make the doctrine more coherent without undermining the spiritual core.
2. Problem of Evil
- Issue: Reconciling an omnipotent, benevolent God with the existence of suffering and evil remains a logical tension.
- Potential improvement: Developing more internally consistent frameworks for free will, moral responsibility, and divine providence could reduce apparent contradictions.
3. Biblical Interpretation Conflicts
- Issue: Scripture contains passages that appear contradictory or contextually inconsistent (e.g., historical events, moral laws). Different denominations resolve them differently, leading to fragmentation.
- Potential improvement: A systematic hermeneutic that integrates historical context, literary analysis, and moral philosophy could make interpretations more consistent across traditions.
4. Salvation and Moral Criteria
- Issue: Questions about grace, works, predestination, and universalism create theological friction. Different sects emphasize different aspects, sometimes conflicting logically.
- Potential improvement: A coherent ethical framework connecting divine justice, mercy, and human responsibility could unify divergent views.
5. Integration with Modern Knowledge
- Issue: Scientific developments (cosmology, evolution, neuroscience) sometimes clash with literal interpretations.
- Potential improvement: Theologians increasingly reinterpret symbolic or allegorical readings in light of evidence, which strengthens logical consistency.
I think our religions have taken a backburner after the Ramses/Ramesses II issue as outlined in the Book of Exodus. Who knew sacrificing babies to molech would curse entire generations?
NB: The two arguing women at Solomon’s court. Cutting the baby in half came from somewhere.. either wisdom or history or both.
And yet there is only one way to heaven, through Christ.
Indeed. What happens to the 4.5 billion non-christians and non-muslims? All of them are going to hell, isn’t it?
Flawed logic.
There’s a verse that says the smartest of human wisdom is foolishness to God so human logic is basically useless here. Follow Scripture. Heaven in the bible, is only achieved through Christ. So what happens to the billions you are talking about? Your guess is as good as mine. And don’t forget the road to heaven is very narrow.
So a non answer. More reason why I think this religion needs to grow such that weak believers like this one don’t build flawed civilizations like the Americans.
The archangel metatron has recorded this existence of a church built on top of a slave dungeon. So they would pray for chained slaves before sending them to other lands, where other Christians would pray to Jesus as well.
This explains vaccine racism even during the middle of a global pandemic.
But the Africans didn’t die en masse as expected.
Ergo a Crisis of Faith so severe, forbidden knowledge has to be used.
Can you explain it?
Is it because of Ramesses II?
Lets start who wrote the scripture?Did they plagiarize it;The Roman..council of nicea..(the same romans who do idolatry and forced conversions.The same romans who named the religious pagan ceremonies of roman /Sumerians/Greek/Mesopotamia deities to modern christian celebrations like Easter/Christmas.They also removed black hebrews
No. All of the Bible is original text. There’s other Hebrew texts (Talmud, Kabbalic texts etc) The Holy Bible is original text. The reason Christians have so many denominations is due to differences in translation. People make mistakes, especially typos.
Na bado in that timeline Christ is mentioned. @messiahette kuom faster.
Yes. Because Christ is operating in Israel (pre-1967 borders) and Zeus is in Greece, while Seth is in Egypt. Everyone is in their separate domain.
I think its because most tribes/kingdoms were polytheistic they didnt have one god but many gods depending on their needs.Time ya kiangazi wataomba wa mvua,time ya vita kuna wa victory etc.Greeks also had at least 11 gods.
Yes. This is known as polytheism, and it’s how societies seem to typically evolve. You start off with Chief Running Water, trees, fish and eagles then over time you mature in that religion as you move in the world. Then you meet other people with different religions and religious requirements e.g. jainism which is clearly a monotheistic religion.. and your worldview changes.
Africa had our own dark gods, but I think baby sacrificing is too much. Let’s follow this Christianity since it’s a peaceful type of religion.
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