Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

Christian: But where do atheist get their morality?

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

Christian: But where do atheist get their morality?

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

Christian: But where do atheist get their morality?

Originally posted by Frequens:

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

Christian: But where do atheist get their morality?

Steam forums, and the occasional mod or two stepping in with the ban hammer.

Originally posted by NORTHface:

This happened just last week when I visited my hometown. I wanted to see my grandma. To be honest, my grandma isn't a very religious person she doesn't go to church often or follow any strict faith. Instead, she practices the traditional ways passed down by our ancestors. But if there's one thing everyone in our neighborhood knows, it's this my grandma is a genuinely good person. She's always kind, always helping others, and always putting others before herself.

A few days ago, I saw her listening to a pastor preaching. The pastor said something like this
"If you want to be saved and go to heaven, you must accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. If you don’t, you won’t enter heaven."

As I looked at my grandma’s face, I noticed something that broke my heart she looked sad. Like those words had just told her that all the good she’s done in her life didn’t matter.

And in that moment, I realized something.

Let me give you an example:
There are two people Person A and Person B.
Person A is very religious. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. But in his everyday life he do immoral things
Person B, on the other hand, doesn’t know Jesus or follow any religion. But he’s always kind, always honest, and always does good for others.

Now let me ask you this:
Who deserves to go to heaven Person A or Person B?

Do you see what I’m trying to say?

Until now, that moment with my grandma still hurts me. Because if heaven is only for those who speak the right words and not those who live with the right heart… then something feels wrong.

Originally posted by TheStoryteller01:

Originally posted by NORTHface:

This happened just last week when I visited my hometown. I wanted to see my grandma. To be honest, my grandma isn't a very religious person she doesn't go to church often or follow any strict faith. Instead, she practices the traditional ways passed down by our ancestors. But if there's one thing everyone in our neighborhood knows, it's this my grandma is a genuinely good person. She's always kind, always helping others, and always putting others before herself.

A few days ago, I saw her listening to a pastor preaching. The pastor said something like this
"If you want to be saved and go to heaven, you must accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. If you don’t, you won’t enter heaven."

As I looked at my grandma’s face, I noticed something that broke my heart she looked sad. Like those words had just told her that all the good she’s done in her life didn’t matter.

And in that moment, I realized something.

Let me give you an example:
There are two people Person A and Person B.
Person A is very religious. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. But in his everyday life he do immoral things
Person B, on the other hand, doesn’t know Jesus or follow any religion. But he’s always kind, always honest, and always does good for others.

Now let me ask you this:
Who deserves to go to heaven Person A or Person B?

Do you see what I’m trying to say?

Until now, that moment with my grandma still hurts me. Because if heaven is only for those who speak the right words and not those who live with the right heart… then something feels wrong.

George Carlin said it all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcy40pvGIGQ

Originally posted by TheStoryteller01:

Originally posted by NORTHface:

This happened just last week when I visited my hometown. I wanted to see my grandma. To be honest, my grandma isn't a very religious person she doesn't go to church often or follow any strict faith. Instead, she practices the traditional ways passed down by our ancestors. But if there's one thing everyone in our neighborhood knows, it's this my grandma is a genuinely good person. She's always kind, always helping others, and always putting others before herself.

A few days ago, I saw her listening to a pastor preaching. The pastor said something like this
"If you want to be saved and go to heaven, you must accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. If you don’t, you won’t enter heaven."

As I looked at my grandma’s face, I noticed something that broke my heart she looked sad. Like those words had just told her that all the good she’s done in her life didn’t matter.

And in that moment, I realized something.

Let me give you an example:
There are two people Person A and Person B.
Person A is very religious. He accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. But in his everyday life he do immoral things
Person B, on the other hand, doesn’t know Jesus or follow any religion. But he’s always kind, always honest, and always does good for others.

Now let me ask you this:
Who deserves to go to heaven Person A or Person B?

Do you see what I’m trying to say?

Until now, that moment with my grandma still hurts me. Because if heaven is only for those who speak the right words and not those who live with the right heart… then something feels wrong.

George Carlin said it all:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcy40pvGIGQ