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Jesus Christ died on the cross because of our sins



Well the consensus is probably there when it comes to US Christian fundamentalists yes, but there are people who think it was a conspiracy of Jewish people who eventually killed Jesus. Part of this theory says Jesus was not the promised Messiah, so according to them he did not die because of 'our' sins. (Most Jews believe the 'real' Messiah has not yet come to earth or something along this line, and some 'Christians' believe this too.)

Infact, there are plenty of people who generally are called 'Christians' who do not believe in Christ himself. The latter is a bit of a European thing though and usually those people are not very fanatic, although some do really believe in God.

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Fair and honest people are very often mercy less people
Dont you agree ?



Is it fair to be honest? Is it honest to be fair? I'd say yes and yes. So what's wrong with being both? Nothing. You don't need mercy when you're fair, right? Wrong. If you are really fair and people deserve another chance, they will or should get it. Being honest or fair doesn't mean they are mercyless no matter what. Still, I do agree with you. People who seem to look fair and honest are often not. It's easy to misjudge people or be mislead and people tend to think that most people are really nice, eventhough most are selfish, unfair and dishonest.

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If He could prevent the earthquake from happening then He his responsible
If He could not then He is not God



True, but if he would have stopped the earthquake, how could we know he stopped it? If God is justice, then his reasoning is strange and full of illogic and cruelty. Somehow judging the events in this world, he can't or won't stop 'evil' (read: men or women or children doing horrible things to eachother.). What 'good' is a God that can't stop evil?

Perhaps in his defense he should simply proof that he had no other choice but to let the earthquake rummble and kill?

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