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Dogma is not instituted by Jesus Christ. Jesus came to end the hypocrisy of the Jewish faith and was ultimately murdered by the elders of the Jewish Temple . ( I don’t blame them and even forgive) BUT…
Modern day Christians are EQUALLY bad or worse THAN ANY Pharisee or Zealot in the land, because they are willfully ignorant and arrogant to a point where churches have no validity and should be taxed as places of business and entertainment where you are judged by the collection plate and must blindly accept the hypocrisy of charlatans and out right liars.
Furthermore churches have become dens of iniquity including racism sexism xenophobia homophobia numerous other mental illnesses ranging from schizophrenia to manic depression.

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25 comments

  1. Chris Lindsay says:

    Kind of painting with a broad brush here, aren’t you?

  2. Allison Mackenzie says:

    …wut

  3. Ruth Ant says:

    So, do YOU have any faults?

  4. Tim Lewandowski says:

    The Jewish faith does not have hypocrisies.

  5. Arthur Adam Haglund says:

    YAWN

  6. Phil Sheridan says:

    Harvesting organs from Palestinian casualties

  7. Noah Mackenroth says:

    I would argue that it IS “instituted by Jesus Christ”.

    Dogma is governed by sheer logic: If something is revealed by God, it is Truth itself. Unchangeable.

    If a church has no dogma, it has no Truth. Everything is subject-to-change. . .

  8. Royal Angela says:

    And now we have plagues and disasters to warn us to repent the Kingdom of God is at hand

  9. Phil Sheridan says:

    Dogma is mostly bullying and is subjective man made laws and does change because it is produced by clergy and not necessary for salvation . Jesus gave two commands, period . I believe Jesus came to end religious repression and set men free from self serving literature and oppressive religions.

  10. Phil Sheridan says:

    The book of Revelation clearly says that no one understands it . The actual name is the apocrypha which means hidden .

  11. Phil Sheridan says:

    Rapture is never mentioned

  12. Phil Sheridan says:

    666 is actually 616 and most Bible scholars say it referred to the fall of Rome and Nero.

  13. Phil Sheridan says:

    Religion has turned into a business and let’s discuss what Jesus thought of the money changer doing business in the temple.
    Let’s also remember what happened to the temple curtain when Jesus succumbed on the cross….especially today

  14. John Moses says:

    This is the Christ’s own body that you are judging here. Far from perfect and needs cleansing and repentance, but still His sons and daughters

  15. Phil Sheridan says:

    Somebody needs to shake things up. ….

  16. Phil Sheridan says:

    Note to self don’t be critical of Jews on Good Friday…they are a bit sensitive

  17. Matthew Bryan says:

    Pray for em

  18. Phil Sheridan says:

    Night everyone and God bless

  19. Phil Sheridan says:

    Two commandments is all . Follow those and the rest of the rules are not needed. A family praying around the kitchen table is more worshipful than a megachurch with professional sound equipment and a Jumbotron…
    Pray always

  20. Charles Lee Knuckles says:

    I agree with most of what you say, but I will not broadbush judge churches. I’ve seen some great churches. No human efforts are perfect but I think that Christian churches are working hard to get it right.

  21. Phil Sheridan says:

    I think the power behind each church works to keep us apart

  22. Phil Sheridan says:

    Notice how religious people are trying to verbally crucify me and proving my point…

  23. Phil Sheridan says:

    I tried other churches and found out that they are just watered down Catholics

  24. Phil Sheridan says:

    Samantha Finch-Finchley, I was born to stir the pot. My favorite English professor called me a budding critic…. so ? Do you want to discuss? It is the OP’s mission to stimulate conversation and it should be lively and not boring? Any way was your complaint about what I said?

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