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Originally Posted by The Immortal Ramirez
As per being called a non-believer, I don't know if I see that as hostility towards outsiders or simply an accurate description. I believe, and I'd need to review the entire thread to verify, but those who have admitted to knowing Jesus Christ personally have been referred to as 'believers' by those who don't admit to knowing him. So, I'm confused on where you see the hostility. Especially, since those same 'believers' invite you to know Christ
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Hey Rami...sorry, not trying to ignore you. Glad you jumped back in, sorry I'm late to the party.
I have a hard time with statements such as 'admit to knowing Jesus Christ personally'. To me, that's really no different than knowing Genghis Khan or Confucius personally. You can't know someone who is dead. (Obviously this is one of the key disagreements that Christians and atheists have)
I could invite you to learn the truth as I see it; that when you die, you're dead, that you must make the best of it while you're here, that doing good deeds needs no reward, it just feels good. Would that make me a believer and you a non-believer?