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In reply to the discussion: Is it a sin to have more than $400,000 in stocks, money, and not give at least half of it to your [View all]LostOne4Ever
(9,767 posts)105. I believe there is no such thing as sin (nt)
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Is it a sin to have more than $400,000 in stocks, money, and not give at least half of it to your [View all]
randys1
Dec 2014
OP
Not me, I dont claim to be a christian in one breath and then do or say something terribly
randys1
Dec 2014
#137
Ever? I was in catholic school for 11 years, became a born again christian watching
randys1
Dec 2014
#141
Could have sworn I see you comment on everything religion, arent you a devout christian?
randys1
Dec 2014
#23
Many of us here were raised in various Christain faiths and because we were we can and do
jwirr
Dec 2014
#112
I am not a christian, and why doesnt his direction to give your money away apply to you or
randys1
Dec 2014
#20
But you can, can't you? Jesus gives many examples of actions that will get you into heaven, no?
eomer
Jan 2015
#168
I'm not a christian either, so why should Jesus's directions apply more to me than you?
cbayer
Dec 2014
#22
Like I said, I apologize, you spend so much time defending religion I thought you were religious
randys1
Dec 2014
#36
She is religious. She is an agnostic theist. And a staunch defender of all
Warren Stupidity
Dec 2014
#52
Oh, wait, you totally edited your post (repeatedly) while I was responding to you.
cbayer
Dec 2014
#32
So you arent a christian or muslim or jewish, I apologize it is just that I see you posting
randys1
Dec 2014
#34
No, the apology had nothing to do with disrespect for religion, but you still wont say that you are
randys1
Dec 2014
#42
I will answer any question you want about my personal position regarding religion, so
cbayer
Dec 2014
#45
I started the thread having nothing to do with you, your answer here is an interesting
randys1
Dec 2014
#50
We already work together if we vote for the Democrat no matter who it is given the alternative is
randys1
Dec 2014
#61
The fact that you apologized is now being used to beat you over the head.
Warren Stupidity
Dec 2014
#47
But I am still confused, how can she be a non believer yet so prolific and so argumentative?
randys1
Dec 2014
#56
Good point, and given the fact that american christianity, yes mostly rightwingers, causes so
randys1
Dec 2014
#60
To imply that I hate religion is to assign some nonintellectual basis to my concerns;
randys1
Dec 2014
#63
I would say many who have a few bucks gives to charity, it is a tax write off if nothing else.
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#37
Not the point, the question is at what point do you do what Jesus said to do, surely there is
randys1
Dec 2014
#41
Tithing is not a "demand". People are encouraged to tithe, but there is not requirement.
cbayer
Dec 2014
#77
Your comment makes it seem like believers don't really do anything for the poor.
hrmjustin
Dec 2014
#86
I did't ask if you accepted divinity or not. I know that you don't. I don't either.
cbayer
Dec 2014
#102
I don't think Jesus gave away all his money. Was he ever mentioned in any of the 'stories'
Sunlei
Dec 2014
#85
Personally, I find the filthy christian bastards who "give to the poor" disgusting.
LTX
Dec 2014
#129
If you do the math on a personal retirement, $400,000 will not provide a large distribution on a
Thinkingabout
Dec 2014
#130
The figure isnt relevant to my point that a real, true christian would give most of their money
randys1
Dec 2014
#138
No, it is not sin in any religon I've heard of, ceartainly not Christainity.
Agnosticsherbet
Dec 2014
#151