An eskimo travelled from his small land away from home to see the world, the world without snow so he went to America.

In here, he saw many things, but one thing struck him the most, and this was the church.

So he went inside, and found out alot about this religion, but he is confused, he asks the Priest a question:

"If you didn't know about God, do you still go to hell?"

The priest replied with a "No, you don't, not if you didn't know about it"

The eskimo got upset, he told the priest "Then why did you tell me about it?"

Food for thought, one of the reasons why I don't believe in God.

"For the evidence of the creator is revealed in the things that are seen, and has been shown to man since the beginning of creation, therefore they are without excuse." (I think it goes something like that and its in Hebrews although when I'm not at work, I will look it up.)

"And the Gospel of the kingdom will be preached in all the world, for a witness unto all nations, and then the end shall come." -Jesus in (matthew 24)

But in all honesty, this thread seems more like someone upset with Christianity rather than a Christian Fellowship.

Get saved before the end.

This post was edited by Torm1 on Feb 24 2011 10:11am

Lol, I'm not upset, there's a thing called choice.

Anyways I don't believe in fictional characters.

I always thought the Bible was to pave good intentions in dark times.

Then why did the Priest say that if you still go to hell anyways?

What if you were sheltered for so many years? Do you still go to hell?

This post was edited by Tamura on Feb 24 2011 04:02pm