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by Bubbles » Mon, 12 Dec 2005 4:55 pm
Well, all I can say is that Heaven will be a really, REALLY, sparsely populated place by the time us lot get there!! And the ones who will be there will be watching our every move in case we do something 'sinful.'
Ahh, get a life. You think God is so unforgiving as to chuck out all those 'sinners' who fell in love and made their relationships physical? Even if they did so many times before they took the huge step of getting it down on that tiny bit of paper??????........
Ask yourself this, if it's a sin to have sex before marriage, and you believe it, then do you also believe that God will forgive sins? Cos that's what it says many times? And if He does, he will forgive you anyway, so it's best to be upfront and think, 'This cannot surely be a sin, because who am I hurting?'
It's true, some of the religious tenets we're asked to believe are population controlling mechanisms only.
And if you do believe this, does this mean that those babies born out 'of wedlock' will also be sinners and destined for Old Nick's Kingdom?
There are far more important religion controlled laws to follow, such as Thou Shalt Not Kill, or Honour Thy Father and Mother, etc etc.
God's got too much on his plate to pick on you just because you slept with the boyfriend.
And yes, I do believe in God, but mine understands me and knows that just because I may have slipped out of line on some tiny issues that the real reason for religion.....(caring for one another) .... is still uppermost in my list of religious 'to do's.'
The only things you should worry about is
a. Whether you want to (NO WAY do it if you don't, it's not mandatory behaviour )and are sure you're not being pressured into it.
b. Taking care of your sexual health, and your future plans for adding to the population.
These things were written for generations whose lifestyles and aspirations have no bearing on modern life. Some of the basic laws must still hold, such as the do not kill, steal etc....but I believe some are so archaic as to be dangerous. Or, more to the point, the interpretations of some of these ancient laws are ridiculous.
Oh, don't get me started here.....lol...
Bubbs.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Dylan Thomas.