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yinluan Hey, as long as you aren't condemning anyone, or putting them down, whatever their belief. Unless they believe in hurting people (IMO), than I think you are ok. There are a lot of perfectly good reasons why you act and react to "accepting" jesus. Its actually not that big of a mystery. Something important to understand though, is that if ever you use your own mind in terms of the Bible and its stories, you will find great contradictions, some that go against the very "morals" its said to be promoting. And if you ever look into the deeper history of the worlds religions and sciences, you will even find that many of the bibles stories are recycled versions of older faiths. The main priciples or "morals" are far older than the bible or even religion. If this day ever comes for you or any devout believer, I want to personally remind you that its not Jesus or the Bible that are important, but the message, well, the good part of the message anyway. Don't become arrogant or dependant upon the notion that you have cornered the market on enlightenment. That in itself negates enlightenment. You can envy and get angry less once you learn to recognize and feel strongly against doing so. It also helps to have someone watching over you, or even to just think they are. "we can make decisions ourselves without getting influence by God or whoever right?" No, its not possible, the reason being is because there is no thought in our head that is not influenced by all things. No one has to try to influence to influence, the very existance of anything and everything influences our bahavior. Example: someone sleeping on the ground, who's concious being is where ever. Even if he is lying unintentionally in your path, he will influence it. You will then either choose to react, possibly in a certain manner, or be forced to if you trip over him. The notion of making a decision with no influence from anyone or anything, intentionally or otherwise, is kind of like trying to breathe without air. Its trying to think and make decisions without any information or purpose.
"The Greatest Enemy of Knowledge is Not Ignorance, It is the ILLUSION of Knowledge. Stephen Hawking"
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