[I escaped from the christian cult a long time ago.]
Is truth what you wished to hear, or should I have padded it a bit?
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We are also smarmy, self-satisfied, judgmental, poorly educated troglodytes whose greatest delight is the suffering of others.
"You can serve all the gods you wish."Thank you for your completely unnecessary permission. I already serve as many gods as I wish, zero.
"We serve The God who sent His Son to pay the penalty we could not pay."
First, all gods, including yours, are imaginary beings. If you can prove otherwise, now is the time to speak up.
Second, even if your God was real, how could your God having is son murdered save anyone. Don't generalize or gloss over this, I want you to explain exactly how that would work. You may have to describe in-depth the nature of the trinity, so study really hard.
"If you choose not to accept what He has provided, so be it."
What has your imaginary friend actually offered. Have you received any postcards from your dead friends describing the weather and great entertainments in heaven?
"You too will, Burn baby, Burn!"
Thank you, no. You see, just as God is a fiction, so are heaven and hell, and I use appropriate sunscreen.
"It is your choice, and you can blame no one other the one who made your decision; you, yourself."
"you, yourself?" As opposed to what, "you, your aunt Louise?
"Is truth what you wished to hear, or should I have padded it a bit?"
I'm always ready to hear the truth, but you don't seem to be dispensing any truth, just Fundiebabble.
It is your choice, and you can blame no one other the one who made your decision; you, yourself.
So you serve the monster who condemned you in the first place. Historical tip: Toadying to an insane, murderous tyrant may save your ass for a time, but eventually he'll get around to exterminating you too. "It is your choice, and you can blame no one other the one who made your decision; you, yourself."
“You too will, Burn baby, Burn!”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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