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Perhaps you find it easy to accept the concept of babies being sinners before they learn how to talk, let alone sin, but I find it much more rational to conceptualize an "organized religion based on controlling the masses" being created by humans, not God. It's far too effective in its ridiculous imposition that you owe Jesus (and hence Christianity) something for being born. But yes, I do believe that you are being abused by the bondage you are in if you are a Christian. It is a logical psychological fact that if you are always a sinner, then you must always feel guilty. If you don't always feel guilty, then you do not realize that you are a sinner at that point, and have therefore forgotten the sins of adam and eve and the sacrifice of Jesus, making you a lousy Christian. Hence good Christians never forget the debt they owe. If you do, you do it out of convenience which makes you a less devout follower. And I am reading your posts, for the better... You're just not reading mine. Regardless of how you perceive guilt and sin and permit it to affect you, the essence of true Christianity dictates that you acknowledge and accept that you are a born sinner. This is a fact. I have a problem admitting sins because I only owe people who i have chosen to sin. It is entirely sinful to me to reject the blessing of life by admitting that you are a born sinner. That is blasphemous and insulting to me, and any child that is taught that should be able to grow up and beat the living shit out of anyone who tried to impose that on them. Life should be free and optimistic and beautiful... not based on repenting so that Christianity becomes a more widespread religion. But, i understand your mentality. Once you accept and adopt the system of beliefs that is Christianity, it is almost impossible to accept that it could be completely hypochritical. Being a perpetual sinner is like living with a collar on. Even if you don't feel it all the time, you accept that state of obedience. That is attrocious. No God of mine would curse me like that.
"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."
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